The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-09
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Inc bill to prohibit the exnor,..; :
certain articles, the growth, reanmts p" OF
y. Proauce OF the Y. 5. in foreign bo,.nn,S
passed. inc III. OF Representatives ,es,.r,in.
oy considerable majctity, with ame,,5 5r~,oay
Should the bill become law i, o.
sent shape,it vii! be tantamoupt r. = ~.
States. 'eSseiS q The y
we published in orr last declarat;o, b.
r,o;,l,I a government, in reply. as (
wouiu seem to the manifesto wbirh ~.
ded or accompanied cur decIarat;o r.
IN the whole ct this paper there ;s a.,
.eCta''on OF candor and moderation III
III oissuiSes the fa!Sehood and ;II;ha.' -
with which it abounds Facts ara ai'ty
m'sstated in many points; in others tta43
are aisihgenuously perverted and Wy
tney were incapable of misreprese,tat;n..
ns,. are substituted by unfoundea AND i6,a
insinuations. ana ldic
we nave not leisure al this busv ,,o,,,.
woe through recital of ali tbeco
~. , "a "hiGn result from a perusaI &C
ehis paper. We will briefly adve,. Oh
few OF them, leaving for preatsr 800 TO
more particular examination e'sure
The subject of blockade tha
der, is placed, for the United ST., .. III or
ground which our governmen, ha. ON Il
sell thought proper TO occupv. II ;s Nv. IL
mat the United States Content g. io' Iue
.esthent Dy land as well as sea. 70 60;
tute blockade. We say. the. ~ .ons'i-
10 the usage of other na,ions .""i ui,s
nave contepded for it; bnt anxious ~ Isl,
Unnecessary Contention, the United So
u"Fe iohg ago. as we'll through Their 80
= t;ons % ~ Eondon' as in the commpp;.
:, uns W atu"'irai Warren, which were
VI possession OF the British yo,,,,. SiT
at the time this declaration w.. 80 hnleht
piIcitiy d'sclaimed any SUCH docfr;,a &C. eA'
On the subject of imDressn,a',.
~ .G piAGticao'!ity OF making arranpemn
ue'eu' the usual readiness is nr0fasa.1s
20 receive and discuss proDositiprs 'es>e .I.
'uoJect; and reception and disrns.;ac vi ING
answer and satisfaction they RAJ 10 'He
gwen TO our complaints. IL was bsrays
"o "'ner satisfaction could be ol,I 49,
49,. c o"ieeu states are at war and
,nant 20 81 ~ war 1t IS not for our govern
,hent' as the declaration int;ma,es
fryectS to the British pnv@rr,'., :" 'iier
our opnion. our government has, .ir r,.ih
gone 700 lar IN the proposition Il 60,
tone rendered for an armist;c,
fe"p'e nave excused it, If they hax. 80
approved IL, as an evidence of rho ord
uesife OF the Executive for bo,n ueuN
Pe"Ce-tne object of all Just ware the
wlsh OF all good men. The rich, rs VIZ, .ns
- =" :" 'he allegiance of his cit;,e,,s,
VIM u is introduced as having been = ,,,'
;~S'S;: ~ inc United States bss . IN
poeen questioned. But does thar r;ab never
FER right to take our own citi1aya S coh-
our own vessels ? Surely not. Ana :. 'ion'
false statement OF the grievance If ;rn, :. -
"'en'' I" OBTAIN a remedy for which ,g.
ave now at war, to place it in sn,n,t-
view. III any other
AS for the mission Of Henry end ,ho;.
chement OF the Indians; the one. IL s cue ~
IS eNpiated by the dsavowal IF ,be ,,'
Sc''0n oy the Corrupt ministry under ,ghosa
h"hu We know IT to have been ofiiciaI,,, 20
cognised and the other cannot he 60, -
cd because, forsooth, Mr.. Poster toll ~
sGVefhmeht he kew nothing Of !, Ss
whaF value arc the siledged disavotvo,. e
such neiarious Conduct? Was i, - ~.
eHPeCttd mat they would aclnnyIedo.,.
the'r crimes No. However rrs5,f.s
the good people cf England pte. ,beS ''s
more than the rest Ut the worid. c5,, ~
cenpcd by such eyasions as these ~.
nrst charge has been confirmed bv oil -
Subsequent transactions Of tie war -
70 thc inhunan butchery at the rive D."
SIN and the second is Confirmed 80,
gay .Soy new evidence CT the Henryisn &
lie b'i'ish government, for proofof wb;cE
- heeu SO no farther than the OrIe,.i,