The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-19

with 1t all idea Of disunion because sepa-
ration OF these states, We all know, and Bri-
tain herself well understands (as She has
proven by the intrigues of her Listens, and
the missions Of her Henrys) Cannot be eff
tected or even attempted without the aid Of
British gold and British arms. Perhaps
we are wrong in noticing these things in the
green tree perhaps we ought to permit
the parricides more openly to avow their
purpose, and leave them To the punishment
which would dc awarded by the moral sem
umene of a people whom they have SO long
deluded. But it is time to excite enquiry
and attentith, and to call upon all honest
men TO strip from the shoulders of these
enemyst 10 the uuion, the mantle of Washing
ton, under which they hypocriticaliy cloak
their real designs. The iederaiists of the
middle and southern states have not the
least idea OF the feelings and views of par
~ in the East which dares 10 usurp their
name, and that OF the father Of his country
than whom, had he yet liveG to rless his
country By his example and advice. nc man
would have more earnestly & zealous!y OPP
posed their views and conduct. Though his
body have descended to the tomb, & min
gied with its Kindred dust; though bis soul
hath taken its flight to the realms above !;
his precePts live in the page of history,
and Perhaps more than bis military achieve
ments immortalzc his name. Let it.never
be forgotten, that he has denounced as enc
mics TO their country all who foment local
jealousies who arm brother against bro
Their, by misrepresenting the views and
aims OF particular sections of the country
who erect self organized societies who en-
Courage and excite irregular combinations
and opposition TO the laws; and who use
their best eNertions to impair the public
credit. What claim then have modern fe-
deralsts to the sanction of his name?
Nat. Int.
.aDJUT.2.N'T GENER.4L's OFFICE,
WAsHrNcroN, CRY.
January Is, 1913.
The following officers are apponted to super;n.
tend the recruiting districts prescribed in the prece-
ding Sc Instructions )" and the captains and subal-
terms recruiting or residing in each District, (ard
not on other duty) viii Immediately report them
selves to the superintendng officer and receive and
obey his orders--viz
DISTRICT. OF MIME.
Maj. Timothy Upham, Portland.
NE WH.flfP SHIRE.
Lieut.. Col. ohm Darlington, Concord.
VERNO.N7.
Col Isaac Clark, burlington. go,
MASSACHUSETTS, . r. Island.
Lieut.. Col. John l.. futile Boston.
Col. Simeon Larned Pitisfeld.
ONNECTICUT
Major Joseph L. Smith, HEREFORD.
NE ~ YORK.
Col. Alexander Macomb, N. York.
Col Peter p. Schuyler, Albany.
Lieutenant Colonel Robert LIE Roy Livingston, Ca
nandaigua.
.WEW-LERSEY.
Lieutenant Colonel David Brearley, Elizabeth.
Town.
e.. PENNSYLVANIA.
Col. George lizard, Philadelphis.
Col. Hugh Brady, Pittsburgh.
OEL.AF.dRE.
Maj. Robt. Carr, Wilmington.
MIR YLHND.
Major Timothy Dix, Baltimore.
..,VIRGINIA.
Maj. David Campbell, Leesburgh.
Col. Thos. Parker, Winchester.
ORI'H,CdROLINA:
Col. JAS Wellborn, Salisbury.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Lieutenant Col. Andrew Pickens, Columbia,
GEORGIA.
Col. Patrick Jack, Bath.
ZEJEh'ESSEE e O1ISSC URT TER
RITORIES.
Lieut.. Col. Geo. w. Sewer, Knoxville:
Col. VIM. p. Anderson, Nashville.
KENTUCKY.
Lieut.. COL VIM. M'Miilsn, Newport.
OHIO.
Col John Miller, Chilicothe.
e INDIANA TERRIFIC
RES.
Major Zachariah Taylor, Vncennes lind. Teri
LOUISIANA e MISSISSIPPI TER
RITORIES.
Msjor Matthew Arbuckle, Washington, Miss
by order Of the Secretary If Har,
L. ii. CUSHING,
.sdj. Gen.
or The printers of the laws of the United States
n the respective States, are requested TO give the
foregoing one insertion.