The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09
LVoi. 10 -----.--No 20.

4" 'aINaty, l6c|, before the fate ,f 80.
reat, OF december, 1906 was Known -,
pr az hef ministry hsd j>sAed an
oToer lnterdicang the conn trcr NJ
trails from Que porr ct Francs - anoS -
pt thiN asuipatien we mad hardy t,,pt{,n
complain. '''Ae 20
iune, 1907, British ship, in I've P,,. i
Chesare kc q ScIta en- Nm,,iS :, -:
gle N? pa'ej f,r bat = k,utA- -,
m ieF an reed her |, str he he CO.
onf> - impressed several c.u,en ffo., ,.
E""'o; 6, rci!"" Citizens. Tie Il sol
ne'e tMted S,-les, "L,ch never krc d..
[Srace bet1le, and whith has seen un.h;rE
but glory since, de<ccrded, sunk. Dec -.
proSU ate, Tithin tie limits &C his ip.i 81
! { univ, UPON q deck wet and sra M ii Win
the o'1'u "f our mLIderpd Countrrrn u
90 nor men'i this outrage as coWar,lic al
IL vas savage, ~ d cause of war, 'Chr
h'iu ministry d,saVowed tie aEt. ana 80.
nave q, Septed the spartan. auol. asst q a..
wn'C'' men p!1, per"h,ttt Them % 5.ske,
/! - 'hy st"Ied 10 shew he ineoitnt ana
u sue spirit II that nation ebsaro u. y,,t.
TANKS be tn Cos, this disAooor has a.,
"iped away the ne ion haa been ave,-
ged tie flag OF tie United Ssa,es ,s. "a
ved IN iumph overt1e naval s,au.ard =
6'ta'n ana h nored. fol even. noncr.,i he
me men. who have beato.v d this glory and
| naHp'ness, IN yher Country
""N q more OF MISERY, and ruore
o. hl"'Hstlcn. in store foc the Scu! az
- ,;.,~i'ea. T. cou' ed t;y sur pStience *
sun more by orr divisions, an tiu,ut sI
at once Gy +, pacit' aud b, D-ite, C-,,sE
hri'dln, N November, 1907, issuoi lie ~
q IS IN Council. ntcrdic ;rg All ,satl
trade Will France ana he, cspcr;ae,r,e,
IT'S gave the finishing stroke % alo,st All
cur commerce except with herself. It,as
.ue tea'h blow to neutral IL h. ~. ne
open l!nqu"!ited aSSe r. ION in the zee ol ,ha
world OF that principle WI ch bas Dee, -,
adroitIy dew l,pcd Il C "a, Bri,ain i,
authorised I" NAM ain its ntvrl euperlcr;t,.
asaias' her enem', 1t he cypente ~. ouT
~ 'hAt enHml but Of neutraIss 4 y inc,ple
UN'e iaw!e>S I'd. nere oppressive VA g
yer asserted by ne Arab cf the cr er ~
ne Pirate OF tie Meai,ertau.. -.II.,x
however, IS the e.l pvi ciple n which G
britain has acted and OH which re- a .ur
ca Sue WI continue to acfs rs long .er
tyranny shall be endured Herman. ~.
premacy. 6ottomed On cornmer,.i ! r...ol
poly: is the object Of her j. NEST nee
'."H lcs display gratifi 'ev s.t.n,r-t-Is4s-
Sons, her = ite and cr a,tri e z Z i'll
fe G. erlsH"d, not Otly az tle ex en- ar 1r
ent''', but Of AZ he lie :, Is II the World.
angie fa1t, viii ex ei3i these orda,. -.
:hei' genuine coors, enc saev the >cu.c9
~ III: hlch they Sp :. AZ, e * lin
hSd isSaed her impeiiai decse cnmmaa,..
'Fg oe nat''usOf a., E.-r.h 10 abet am : rs.
lrsc!ing wrh her enemy sile- r.ei,. f,.e,,,-
~ a"" sordid!y carr ell Il NH hat { ere
ne very traJ IN wnica as.trais wgr
'u;den n engage
Il is true Dist these orders have heen IT,
pc aleu-. Bat why wee they repeated "a
u because Greet Bii,a n"c. It l,.f.h 81.
come nshie Of the j ce which tas
at her hand Mol Did Nj oifer
20 .hHfmniiy "a fn' tDe ml.hoos which We
nad D"en robbed II Vas ! iGen b-ys...e
: rance wa ben ved b hrto ave tcusaJ
ed ei Be- ia and Milan teCteess NJ
t'fn Is not the iacI. Eaeiep, - u pr...u.
ga wv tne oI1wUrS Of the Brush ,l-eri.
" no feit the interruption o. the Amcri AN.
trade 20 he . ratioual calsnnt
IL eS use that has be re al frr thss
outr,g inflicted by these orders Is as ~ ulr-
ing, AS the outrage iiseif was cs,,.-i.e.
hey were hoItoned. il was SAID. or he
piihcipie OF istatiati y i peopje d, ~
ntTica, submitted. sad tie Hi,i.e o..t RS
70 the oppression IF the Il Enct Gtc,1e,s
we WI refHiafe bV oppre ssing them 9TH
Our orders council Sucn IS he rsa. n
ng OF = vet, stimulated BY az arice anu by
jc"TAusy
los mple'ethe degrada,ia7 - It's coun.
tr the British claim tie ~ ii.otes-
sHg heir seamea from Amc.,a,. On
''N H'Sh seas MS ali"CCei igO fFey
nave long cuntiuu.d so eXerci-e, srI IN tn.
pm suit OF y, have t. ken t,,,usnrds e -
native born cliI,ns ard ~ chains AID
tlpe., forced them . SeiVe n B. art h, r
nayy--to hghl their ba tie. % s,si,, b,J,te
. he war in plard-ring ,heir ,wn ceiercel So
couatrym-n. ard sric., i'll con ha..ng ?.
g"nat a Bg in det,0,e us h,ch they
wr;.'o BE- proud ~ lay down the ives,
10 u &c II this kc, is low the p.lr.i-
pa object cf the pTc,sn ~ai; an o. tect
which must be obt,ined. The Con emf
i America can ntv I lose sight { r., IL
cam be 80 base N object. = san ton
~ treaty, claim shich brard3 as n7tia1
with shame ard infany, would , as9n
against numani y wardly srd sacrile-
slaus surrender o. nat equal station aniang
the powers vt the fIF h, { VIII, y lhe Q, az
men, whose inert, have brought US tn day
togeshsr IL e'aieG, tha; " - atlis and r ~
cures God entitled o..
Il h. not my intent - TO enter Into :he ,is-
cussion Of this subj c.. I'm ugh, and more
than enough has been said 20 shew the fai.
iacy OF the principle on .h.ch the CLAIM, il
made 20 rest and tie day on our. psrt 10
resist us practical operation. even IS 6 at
principle were true. NV ,hj mos. -
merely 70 state a fact which "il slew
! M Tc completely, - u AMY thing get stated.
! the degraded cobditiup 10 whi, h . q nation
We have been tsc,ce1 Crea, Bruain has
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