The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07

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the United States. for reasons best known
tn himself, but in opposition 10 the true and
| obvious interest ard policy of the United
IS a,es. and cOntrary tn the wishes and ex-
! 'ectat ons OF the good people oS'this State,
/ DID vote against the law imposing a direct
tax on the people of the United States, in
order to support the war, against the act
ing an embargo To restrain and prob il,it
! ne Illicit intercourse and correspondence
Kept up in time OF war by the British tories
OF on, country, with the Cruel and SAVAGE
enemy lowering on our sea-coast, and feed :
! ing hem from car BARRIERS and shores \
sainst the appointment l.y the President of
tue hen. \. Gal,atin. as ambaasadof to the
| Court Of Russia When we therefore cons,
der the known principles on which Mr..
STone was elected, ana by h1j publicly a
vowed and declared previous - his election
to he high Office of hunor and trust which
he now holds and which he has man festlv
! abused, and which when contrasteti with the
votes he hrs recently given, we are lost in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cannot conjecture What
was the motive, what the consideration. hv
what scheme f moral & political turpituds.
he could have thus acted, could h;iv. thus
abused the trust, and so misplaced the CON
tdence repUseri in his hands.
" PeRoiUed therefore, 1nat the vc-es 81
ven by Mr.. Stone in the Senate Of the u.
States. VIZ on the Law laying a Direct
Tax or tie act imposing 4 general EN-
b7ig1; and Cu the appointment of MIR Gal.
latin, we consider in principle as down
wright srbm'ssicn TO the encmv.
HeSnl7c6, That Che confidence of this
Legislature be withdrawn from the said
DAVID Stone, and that all communications
ar q puO:ic nature from this General a ssem.
bly,, 10 him. to DC in,erdicted.
-" PeSotOeG, That these Resolutions be
published in the Rals'gh Register. the Star.
"nG rhe National Intelligencer and thst his
E'%csi!eroy the Governor, be requested 20
transmit copy thereof to each OF our Rep
resentauvcs in this State, in Congress. and
one 70 our Senator in the Senate OF the u.
S'ates.''
Ordered to be printed and to lie on the
table until Monday next.
RALEres, IN. CO. Nov. a6.
On Saturday lsst, MS Excellency WIN.
Hawking, vas reelected by the General
As emily, Governor of this State for the en-
sung year, withnut opposition.
On Ioesday, Mr.. Bruton, as Chairman OF
the Committee tn that par, of the message
or the Governor which relates to the protec
TIC If the sea coast of this Stare, &c. made
a "eport in the Senate, in which string of
heavy complaints is made against Ne Gene
raj Government, for its want OF attention q
the protection uT this tate, accompanied
WIN demonstrates addressed to the Pre-
sident of iie United States, W icl reteratps
all the complaints contained in the Report,
and which the cUTnmittee proposes shalt be
Signed, in behalf Of the General Assembly.
Oy the Speakers Of the two II cues, and
ut by express 70 thS seat Is The General
Governnlt Mt which express is o ,vsit for
tsa >gs =
his Report AMI E<emoostraece 81 ere %
lected 10, as containing miqtatenents, aq be- /
ing calculated UNNECESSARILY TO v'unnd III.
Feelings Of The Presidetr of the U. states,
and a breathing somewhat OK = spirit oe Gis. /
aTection. AMER some debate, in vhich an
immediate dec sion was pressed ov the I
friends OF nc report it was ordered to lie On
the table ii!l the follawing day.
On "Wednesday, on the subject being e |
gam taken up. Mr.J. Clark moved 70 striEe |
ont the winnie Of The preamble OF the Re |
pore, rs containing n,ist.tcmeat Of fscts
bnt this rnction WAS superseded nv another |
made by Nr. A. ID. Murphti, 70 recon- |
mat the Report to the select comm tee who (,
Haue 1T GOT which he was a member( sat !
ting, IS the ground Of his nIohtn. that the
comini tee had discovered that +, w.s no, in |
all respects correct, and wished for an Oh |
Portun'y ct revising It, This motion was |
nPPo5'd Oy Messrs. CLARK. Branch and !
Il lNes, and advocated by Messrs. FIur
phey, Siade end z. Williams. Il was final. !
~ carried, Sd to q.
Test-rdsy, the committee laid their a
meaded Report before the Senate. 1t was |
made tic order for thA day. We did not !
heer it read bot We learn that some Of lite
10 jectioDabe parts are removed We shall 4
attend 20 the subject, and give sketch oil
the Debate upon it IN ourncxt.
Major Cen. Thomas Piuckuey, who we
understand vas about to witt the djferentl
military posts in this STATE has been direct
led by the Department Of war to chance
his route to the Southwark, again I orr In
ui"h enemies Register.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS.
NYw-YoRx, Nov. %.
The followinc go nnrtant hornrnenla W..