The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

ordinary i''.oAe wnefe It originated, inc cornue
nov rtoioseJ g. Ice lSsen, would give il that effect
l. IA 'tatements contained in that pspcr could 10,
ne iAet, AZ was high ii,ne THAI the party at whom
! ces were ieveed wss out %, power. II it should
. rr'usec a heating, the impression would vail
sh WAS unsnswerabe.- a spiyt Of d.sss,,sip elton
-ad ne sned ii, the susrter ~heuce this memorial
csioe, u.'ush it b.d not before lesn presented t.
tbs house This spri, 0i question ou!a BE- tic e.
WI g-nMs ~ the cruntty, un.Iss It was Quoted hy
'eeS've rtpy iiUs paper cUGt...ns sta,ch!cnts,
"'"n WITH all tns d,iei.nce he WAS disposed 20
pa, to tie legislature II Massachusetts, w,re rro
ne""s aui uniUun0.d. ,Ifrse Settlements w,r, ie
tore t''c people. Their COED senss rud doutt,ss
rttrte them Lui he also ish.t 10 ia. reiuied
~ tbs House.
NJ. FISK OF \. Y. opposed the printing bccaus.
30 o.j ca alear 4, iirn, it, aa no Legislative act
could grow "'st u. H.
Ar. RUE spoke IA favor of pri.t:nt. because he
had not been allie TO nest the paper lad.
Mr.. tALrcuN sad ~ his vote far nintiny this
memorial e"nid be couct wed IN any ~ connte-
nanrinS the dncuin's u eontEiu-'i, n cer,ainiy
shcn'd not vote ter il. tie certainly never would
oounten-nce wHat wishthe consle. ,d ,icciai alton
Of var ny one state against another. WHEN I've
gave vote - publish the paper, lie should do 1t he
esus- gentemcr hsd said tlIey had not AN upporta.
hit, {" Ia airing II distinctly when IL was read As ito
the subject Of ,l.e reI1onstrsnce. lie WAS ready 60
met 1t Congress hsd 4, cIared war from necessity
sion', aud that Trey -Tou d sisa) be wiling and
a "a vindieatc its juece aud necessity, ne had not
the least tniht.
Mr WRIG;!T sail he had heard so much OF the
mt ~ oriai when resd know Ihat il was ndeco-
rouS aud tr"asonable in its language, and CHARGED
u'e House with heing under French insuense,
aud with having violated the cUnsttnon.-ife
was opposed to the priueip!e Of tie Memorial
n al! ITS I~onGs and senses &c ent.,nen he he
'eyed, were a5tu. vute for printing this ma
per. who II they hid heard it read would have
spurntd II rem the table Mr. w said be
had 'rswr UP 8 resolution that the memorial w.s
inSreorous and ought not 20 be received lie rscol-
itetcd a memorable case in the Senstc OF memoir
81 from certain quicker, dencunc'ng all slave hold
ers as IL the high road TO the devil The m mortal
vss received and read, snd aiterwsrsis leave va,
giver 10 the memoriaiss withdraw their memo.
rial. The stat OF Massachusetts bed been eoyau,
Represented, with other st'tcs & its members i.sr,t
on the declaration of war-and vet they now car,s
forward AMI q. clared i, unconsttutiopai Gurnrzr
vt TINS rcmonstrancc, however, in a crest decree
ceases when we. r. fect that il proceeded from the
same 0e'y, and'f hsve little doubt rom the same
pen too, which the other day solrmniy declared i,
was contrary to tnkfrreliyion to rejoice in the sue
cesses OF the arms q. cheir county.
nv BEfsoN SAID tue gentleman need not vince
so much ut The charge O. ioreign influence. Dit he
not recollect c9ilns the 5her day ON the friends of
Britain in this houee me icrtl &c
MIR WRIGHT said the gentleman from N. York
was wrong He had suppressed part of the evi
aehce' and who.vnr gives bat half OF tn, evidence
IN any case 10 guilty Of subbyeSs;o oeri II had on
the occasion aliutes 10 quoted Cas;lere b's words
" the friends o! Great Britain in Congress- I, ras
on record that he had used the expression md Mr.
W had quoted it, IL was Tor the gentleman on the
other side to repel The charge
MIR BIOELow aiverted tn the iberslity of r,s g.
ng resnce on the declarations of the agents of TO-
reign governments IN relation 10 PARTIES 1t ht,t
lie quoteo the French correspondence in ICY ar
I'VE speaking with certainty Of g party al the con-
iroul OF France in 4 country. MIR Il. ssd he did
Mt make auch charge but il the tiecI:ration o.
one Tor ie' minister entitled To credit the, de
carau"h Oh anothcI foreign minister was rqusIly So
A r. - TnusN
Brtisl, or French influence was atarted IN bous
ihe members did jus, what the two governments O,
Sreai- iir'tan and Frsncs, eGusl in wickedness
w'sh us 10 oo---"iderng dNseEs already sufficient.
~ obvious, Docs either OF ;hUse nations said he
love free government las either ct gheln ever
protected free government any where Ii those
cove rnmen;s ever have secret understanding vi
people among Us, they vii not let you know with
whom bat they viii throw out hints and uske
public declarations end iusiruatiors 10 s.y H,tr,+
among people WHO are free, aud whom ,l,,Y,
therefore, envy and hate Let help them N
the work, hut bear with one another.
Mr.. BAYi.iEs to support the rcrsorytrance
3einS preventative from the state. whici, had
Transmitted It's state whose blood isd A wed as
feeiJ rs tha ~ any other. IN support o. our indie
Pen,ierIee AGATE Which had coufribut q IS ,nnc ~
support IL as any other, it certainly ineuna.
o.nt o. nm he said d" MS utm ast Chat this ,oe.
.nuriRi Should be opposes Of in respectful manner
why had th's memorial which all appeared 20 adj.
~" !" oon'hsd ~ respectful language, cziledf forth
n Il
'a'fne i;selfos its constitutional right hal Esrform
eu Thar defy which, as guardians Of The peouie's
FIshte they owed tn their constituents le nus
TED, whatever might De said out OF the house that
the dosjEipe never would be egaInters,.ed IN ,,,
nnor that after has become law, il no,
admissible TO opposeit n Is spoke of the suffer.
ns' OF the people Of Massachus It's se beng very
great and ths sst ments continued in the ncmorial
very general. He urged tt mperate confederation
OF IT. and reply or re'utatnn Of if the people were
proved tobe iii error. The gentle man from Mary
'and had charged this with being Il treasonab pa
per, and OF couse tie legislature as being guilty IF
treason. AI,ropef respect for Massachusett- and
h'n'sei Mr. r. sad forbade any other ply 10 such
remarks thsn that the honosb gentiernsn @ss 40
ignorRn, OF the principles Of free government az I've
vas ofths character Of the people Of Masssrbns re
The motion - except from printing tina, part OF
the Memorial which relates to Louisiana, was mega
tivsG--aud D.
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