The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-27

me-ee. They bate US ss coion;.ts ~flo,n .he% h,<,
os, and Tear US for the superiority which Our ma
Wy has acquired On the Seas--rhc sIrest wsx ,o
grs',y both this Envy and this n,sce i. to dissolve
the onor, and msIt Us down into small ard hide
pendent states
Any one who has been Lstely in ENGLAND NIL, tel
you tast they not only SvTsh IT, but hote i, g o.,
they allow credit for our ;n.,,tn,;o,, E
our equality, tue freedom OF consc;.ucs--" Oh
yes! (ss'd the Gsntieman whom We addressed
who last from Engisnd.) if you tell them of the,s
things, they viii say, II is :. ell bur il -punot
they draw this opinion, froni the fave or rho g.
can or Other contede ate which l.y. eone he
'ore u.s. the Gases are not alike because non.. Of
these states had ever federal goverame. iii,
rec'iJ upon the feysoa OF the citix n & eo,,eo,.n,I
sirons enough to oind the parts together
but the truth is, thcy have principally drawn this
oph'on from the consuct If the opposition in the
Eastern states! When they saw federal represen.
tative trom Massachusetts Nr Guipcyl dec,.,;,,
on the tioor OF Congress that ertain thpg, s,oniI
be done PEAcEABLY ,fthey can, FopcthIy 81
fheP must, when they .aw the LEGISLATURE of ,hs
same state iuoposny rebe'io,s law in on, o,,on
w me rmoargo suggesting Congress Of the r. 81,
ern stat, with the vie OF count-r-.e,iro H. ron
gress OF the Union when they see the felrsj ,rnt,
OF hcston teeming with iniarn nrtor, pieces. and
reenmmend'ng d''union; declaring that sl,e Uuior.
could not continue it Mr. Madison were IN be ref.
iected that the State rcust t,kn c,ra os
themselves II tn" war ~sa to ooatinre-whe, thev
see the Governors of Ntssss cuse it's aud Connect;
ced by Washington himself, and refusing the militia
OF the United States to the will OF the I'M;
tea states ;-~hen they these federal mach
nations 1t was then that hope frightened in th.r
eye, and expectation was excite, tha, ,.a u,
will ensaIph the Uuion OF the States.
The acts ot the ene'ny have anwed from this ~
p,etaoeh. 'Fhen vas John Henry sent to Boston
htthe moment when OTIS and others began TO re-
commend the Eastern Coufedcracy lFSy was be
sent 1oian the SPAR Of treason and blow it into
hime. " INV
tae advice of Henry was to cherish the Es.tern
and oppress the Southern States, tor that this wa,
"'e snrest road 10 d'inemberment. And Lis epDlov
ers lave taken the advice which h., cave them
Why IVES citizen OF MARYLAND treated n, a PR;
saneros war, and the Eon-Cnnb.tants Of the Ea.
tern States exempted Why this doctrine Bat IN
spare the Eastern States and purluaae them to on
pose the government. ~
Why ia aour permitted TO pass 20 the Yves, Indie,
from the East and not from the South s,. the ssme
reHson.
Why is all the East exempted from, the B,osk.d.
To wean her from the union--'. be that runs NAV
reed it," '
The enemy beg;a to express ti,eir homes wahou,
dissuse--as by tie following extract fro,o
pamphlet just from the Lon.ion Prss,:
Ii may be- tn ght incumoert on the au.
thor to tate some specia! rcasousin support
OF TIE opinion here hazarded thata war
with Great Britain would De apt to produce
a civil war in America. Several reasons
Concur to shew the suundness of this opirio,,
In the brst place. party Spirit prevails in
America to degree altogether unknown
In Europe. Persons OF opposite pohtica!
sentiments are seldom knowa to mix in INC
ordinary intercourse of society ami QUA
rels and duets are the frequent issues
OF POLITICAL alterations and d:spute
IL IS impossible 70 conceive the indipna-
tol, which would be excited ia the minds
OF the iedera'sts, by the ruling ua,tv
resoTsrS u principle so totally abhor.
rent to federal principle and 50 ruin To
the country, as = war with England. In TIE
second place, though the anti federal par;v
prevails in nearly all the states of toe unicn.
It IS much stronger N the southern than l.,
the northern states and the country nsv
therefore be considered as divje.d ;nto twi,
sections, of which one il hostile, and me
other friendly, to England. n 4Oar cyi.h
EMSfaTh might froba6iy hare me eT,c, Of
rearing these sections asu1,le,- !; and n ri
w mar apontd fro6a6iy BE- either the fore
r,'n'er or the consequence ofsnch q dsinne
ton"
we have seen the sarse expectations revealed in
the Montreal paper Of the Sd IF Judy. II onr roe
mory is no. trescherous fsays the E,Iito-N ,.a
ttinS that Mr.. Quincy and ether Seastcrs did
threaten en- Appeal TO .lrnss sOne years ego bu,
refnonsirancGs continue, AND PROMISES Pp
VI Mn UNFULFiLLED"
cn the whole, it is our decided orinion that tns
enemy expects a dissolution of the Union from ,bs
war, and will be infinitely less disposed TO pnske
peace With us, until they are uTIs,sceiveh.--I'hat
icy are most woluly mistaken in their. calculations
no man can entertain doubt, who has mix ed With
our citizens and discovered their devotion To the u
mon. Let the trial come when il May, It will coon
% seen now SINAI! and contemplate is the minority
thEt wou;d oppose the governrDent--eyep il the mi
nority had the courage to tohe up arms But tkev
c'nuot he O. licked into q 1uar"
IT'S ht, however. that the people should ensIer.
stand the purposes FOR which the war is Continued
aa that the party which encourages these rurpo.es
should be " handled in dust and ashes before the
frowns OK their injured and insuIted country III
moreover, flows from this view, az the duty of the
govsrnn,enf, 10 shrink from no occasion which nav
oaer itself OF establishing its strength in the eyes Of
the enemy.
TON,
From the peculiar manner in which DR..
Leib has published his spe' en- in the Senate
in opposition 10 the tax hn B tnk Stock, in
the Aurora, Ii would argue that he ssilI 10