The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-06
WAsn1Neror. March 81

DIR. JAMES SMITH, of Baltimore. ba.
been appointed by the President .4grrt fo,.
Vaccination, under the Act passed at the
last session OF Congress, authorisng the
appointment OF person for preserving and.
distributing the genuine Vaccine matter
BRITISH POLICY.
There is q DISTINCT feature i'm the war
policy OF the enemy, which it is impossible
TO account Tor III any other way than Inv
attrihutiag to him peculiar sympathy for.
particular part OF the Union. and dis.
position insoiently to Interfere in the infer
| nal relation oil parties in this countrv.--Wa
allude TO the cxem ption of certain s,ates
from the menaces Of his cruizers; to thu
invitation to export particular articles into
the West Indies from the Eastern state,
exclusively; 20 the determination avnvad
iii iiso british prints, and inteUieibIv O.
nough minated elsewhere, to harra.s fin.
commerce and ;nfcst the coasts of th.
Southern States alone. These facts are sII
within the recollection OF our readers and
concur in proving that tic advice of Jobn
! Henry has not been dsregarded of ,har
Henry who was sent over to this country h,T
our enemy IN time OF peace, to plot ;fs
dismem6erment-a man who had everv
opportunity TO ascertain the feelincs oe
parties IN the quarter in which he was eta.
toned, q discernment enough TO make pood
use of what he knew. Had the British e5oI,.
ernmens still retained kim in servire 9ant
if he yet resided at Boston, his jnipnctin,s
to the British government could not be mo-.
completely obeyed. or his speculatii,e 90
Mons more certainly realized, He said
chat the opposition party would % eysc,,,
length but dissolution of the Union
which, however, he believed the bodv of
the people had regarded with so rnucI, no
bitual veneration, that the leaders dared
not assail it. This declaration il confrn,N
ed. All that the federal leaders dare a.
tempt, they have done. Tncv have -
violation OF the constitution, withheld fhe
militia they would have called corge1,
tion, as Henry said they would. and a. th..
British officers at Detroit told Cen. Cass
they meant to do, but that they found the
people alarmed, and they wanted nerve r.,
do 1T. The notorious Parish was mot H.
only one who indiscreetiy disclosed the pro-
IJect oil the party to declare a bertrsJ;t,-..
project which nothing but fear fo,. tbe
consequences prevented them from reali.
sing-.a project the efcctuation of which
would have been a virtual dissolution ~ tbe
union. In return for this favorable disno-
sition towards II, the British governrs,,e
has granted special favors to it, friends
and M many recent public documents has
distinctly exhibited is partiality for uarti-
Cular states. O the number Of these ma
pers already before the public ,ee H..
now 20 add another We publish brloy, :
| singular document--.a copy OF n parole
granted 20 an American MERCHANT ia Raro
BADGES, who was considered by the governor
OF that island as a prisoner Of zyqy, BECAUSE
he T0as reSident q a state roHich had COR
s|nfed 10 ca1 cut the militia in its own de-
! fence
j In this paper is exhibited the Iizbt in
which the foteigu world views the cfusai
/ OF the " non combatant" Governors to call
out the militia at the requisitioa Of goverp-
ment. The effects OF the pronnrgaf;,,, 8
this doctrine at home were s-eh b. ,ho,e
who protested it, aud TN by those Who Dis.
ssu'ed from il, at the battle Of Coae,e..
Town. The disgrace which the history of
The 12h 81 Octo5sr Ast entailed q, lie,