Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-27

WVW "SNfssAehsShfs the agents can as ra,il~
""Ne ihe pr'''i0ts subss was II TO them a. In a..
ny ",oeF way The toroo ct this ohsrg, alton,
wA ~ eivsrI, understood wheat II a. known
that Advertisements are ill., c,ea,, of the n,vss
paper embellishments, snd that every n.wsr,
per mihe United states made pruAt.b,e by 4.
'SruNcments, on tAc sea board, /, arr,ycd A.
Sam'S the government, three only oxecp.cd.
one OF which is "neutrai.''
Agsn-,et those who have m, opnor,,n,,y
examine the conduct OF the El,eneh aud E,riih
emlgrsnts settled in the United States 'ihc
o'serSht spirit that influences them may par,ly
ARISE from the different natures OF he cavern.
menis under which they hsve lived bur ch,.f-
y because the former are Aiwa,s treated as. ami
'ect themselves TO be ssr0ngers. . and whiI,, n,
the r. are most retired \ pcaseable cot nh OF,
citizens the Il are the most intrusive and over.
bearing. The treneG rarely 20 To tho polls-
the E'SHsh arc always there.--rhe poltio,I
character oil the one people is unknown to their
next neighbors, for they do not NEEDLE in the
party slabDles of the times, content with IN, =.
sylum aHorded--but the other are au,ons, ou,
loudest disclaimers; and nire,y nine tints in F.,
hundred opposed, not TO the present .dn;nis
tration only, but TO our system at government
hseh' IL II happens that Ii eachpan form, an
exception TO this general rule, every body MARI,
him; aud he becomes tarret for 49, -,
themselves To shoot at-rhese are plain. ahL
pa'pablc facts which every man may ,sc.r.
'ain ior himself ii he viii take tie trouble =,
search after truth. They are also demonstr.,.
ea IN late celebrated report to be foun /,
'ns NkoiSr TER, which gives 6; eat cclat to tn /,
""'! n1:ura'izea ffenshAian in Bahinsre that
is politician, that know of; and the onI,,
one ever saw 81 the polls(at a sherifi,s .lec,;
0" eAcepted)-tor his participation i'm a pol;,i.
ca moo but takes no notice of at least ,,y,
i-nSHshnien that were MS active as he. I mo,
SUNG he learned committee were not informed
OF TINS mater, though furnished with reams of
testimony on the thing inves igatetl-and b.r.;,
wesohserve the facility with which thew r.;,,>.i
"nh the people. soon iosiHg the name and o,t.
ward character of Foreigners, which Fyencb,,,..,
never do.
we close this subject by an extract from ~.
'ish travels, vol, |. p. al, which. We ,h;,t-
wIll strike the reader with great taece-and
paragraph IRON Mr.. CheVes' eloquent sneect
On the new army bill
" Having, in the course ofmy travels. b.o-t
great mary conflicting opinions about 8ritisi,
influence and French influence, aud f;.tlcr.i;.n,
and democracy, and the supposed enmtv 81, 80
American government to Britain and Rr;tisJ,
trade and of 4 partially for the FrencI, 49,,
BonaParte; determined to take No - =.
the argument, but to hear all the ev;denc, W.
ootn ''des' as 1t came in my way, and 10 iudgs
!or myself jugs
"The result of this Judgment shall now
| communicate. 'o"
wss satisfied, from sll that had seen anil
nearf mt there IS 67ndfed British influence =;
the COUNTRY. of very powerful nature ere, IN
tent, and arising from very obvions o,1ses TT
PrnePal ot these are the identity Of langu,qe ST.
- " nahhers snd habits, and the extensiye
commerce hetreer The United States and Brit.;,
o prove the ifnence arising from these !, i; -
necessary TO 20 beyond nv own norscp La
nl Aiherca stranger. 1 travelled through m.
country, sssociatine freely with th- pe.nte 81 lno
uniformity received IS Friend Iwsitad ~, H. ,s
mas,'lrSts OF Amerio1 altogether in an nrnranS;
istGd rhsnner. sent up my address as 9! n.ti,,-
sn;Ie' il' o4nGnst and ccVer1aLon have bect
tMlWuiy recorded IN The proceed ne che-fer 81
the publ" can judge Of it. Did II look iik $50;
dioe against Bri; ain Bri isll neopIs II -
In regard 10 French influence il stands mo-.
footing exactly tereverse. The T. ntivss nj -
have different Ian su.ge aad daerent ~ sr-.u ="
hah'ts When they arrive in this country tbor -
aosuage to learn they never can learn IN 49,
~ win inc huencJ OF natir1 and they have few
IDEAS In common so that shere is really m Tie ~
on TO ground a free Interchange of sen,irnc-,,r,y
OF friendship Accordingly Sc is found tb-. &c
French natives ia the country are generally . o,;
ct, peacesllie people, who associate uostIv
themselves, ana psy little OF attention To noI;
tic' or TO public concerns | not iustr,,a All,
SUBJECT netter thah by quotation from N ysli.r
rama. lie h'd travelled extensively in the Jn;teJ
States and had paid very close atten ion IN ~ .
ners of the people. lie Of rsesa series nj oIsa'r
nons with this sentiment; " In all nv trareIstbro
INC country never saw an Euglishman thai va.
',"t trealeu asd hauve never Freucbm,n
that wss not treated as stranger"
Mr. CheDgs obscrycy--
But gentlemen ssJ, that their gre avers;o.
to this wararset from the danger of French ,IIi,nc
Is u possible do We want the armies of Fror.o
OF Al we did, could they reach our shores H.,
want her navy Has she any that dare vcrtnr. -
sea Where can she aid us! Where can 90 NJ
n'tc There is an astonishing similarity In :In III.
tory tory OF free governments. The Athcni; MS were,g.
trad to resist Philip, berauseit would i. DIV, tben1
IN an alliance With the great king. II wss aIIedg.
cfl' that he was barbarian and the cornror CO
my or aliI Tree states. Bat, said their orpaf o,..,
- For my part, when find man auprcbsnJ.
ing dnnser from person who resides IN susa ,,.
EebstSna, and yet speaking in another strait of os
VINO IS ut your gates, who IS extending HE cnn.
qiests ~ the very heart Of Greece, the pIrndsre-
othe Greeks, am astonished, and regard FIST ma,
whoever he -, as dangerous, who docs uof soc a.
ger IN Philip So must regard the ennociIs nr
that man Whoever he is, who, tearing French Ia
ancc, would submit 20 British asgrvrgon,'' "s,b
mission to BntsiRn1w would prepare us for enL-
mission 20 Francefhercnf,cr. The wav IN nrersrn
70 RESIST the alarming power Cf France should wc.
DC assai ed by II, - now 90 resist Great Ri ,; ,d
raise up ~ the minds ~ our citizens a air, a.
wall fetreasly contend against Injury and inine,i,e
come from whatsoever quarter il npay.-3u, ei,
u IS idle--t is worse than idle 90 talk Of die dg
ger of Frensh alliance"