Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-06-04

e fhis'way through metaphor immediately az
'erwardss when ne speaks Of the activity of a
putrid mass. 1t the reader can tell what is the
meaning OF the whole of that paragraph and Sc.
verat others IN the piece, which We cannot stop
to notice, he shalt have our thanks for unr;d-
ding what is wholly beyond our comprehen-
sion Upon the whole complexion of the two
articles from the Federal Republican, we will
remark, that, until the day We saw those paper r.,
we had no sort OF idea that any man IN tins ma
ton would avow such barefaced sentiments Of
Observation-Disclosures, did we say ! of deyo.
ton to the interests Of the enemy. when Lord
Castiercagh boas,cd to Mr.. Russell OF the
trends OF Great Britain in Congress, we thought
ms meaning rather tiifcharitably cunstruc,i in
surprising him to impute any thing more to- anv
OF the Members of Congress than AN indisposi-
ton TO break squares with that nation, from
general teeilng of Partially to her people. &c
But. II such q devotedncss to her cause Is found
controlling apopular press, why may it not also
ind its way into the Halls of Congress The
thinking Federalists ofthe Nation ought to look
about them, and take heed how they unwar;lv
intcrweave into practice the precepts and prin-
1ip!es inculcated in such abomnablc newsDa-
pers.
what IS meant by Goodies we do not very
well know, but froxn the Company in which we
md 1t, 1t is probabiya foreign werd signifyinp
sensioie nien-ani as to nsotleses, this was the
hsme ny Wnicn one Murat & one Robe sphere dur.
ing the French revolution denounced all those
who were unwilling to aid them in sheoRiine the
oloodo those who opposed their detesta Bile views
these eootii $ and moderes,' it seems. have
committed the SIN beyond forgiveness of dis.
missing the Journal" which has been SO con.
slant to SO good n cause but on day of so gen.
erai jubilee, they are to be permitted, if thew
repent and reform in time, to plrtake in the
glory OF tn graf victory which the neusbaoers
nave achieved ossr Bonsparte. The recreant
-dera',s had better make their peace in time,
Tor no one knows but this triumphant band will
next TURN their conquerng arms on those who
lave deserted from their post, and, instead of
merely advertising them, will put them to death
nth oae scrspe of pen. Seriously we address
oh,selvts to federaists, and ask them how
they can pc init themselves to be schooled in
this manner, like children by pedagopue.
VINO with book in one hand, rod in the other.
hage'iates every iuckless wight who refuses or
IS unable to repeat after him We really ask
pardon OF our patrons for extending to this
length our remarks on SO malignant and dis
graceful publication. We cannot part with
the subject, however, without communicating
TO The reader solitary qualification We have
derived from the perusal of such remarks IN.
some OF the Federal prints It is this. Bona
parte being dethroned, and all danger from
france having vanished, according to the shew.
ing OF our opponents, we shall hear no moreoi
French influence. That topic is done with
for ever. We shall not nov have our esxt. dea,si.
ened with an eternal monotonous ciamor of
French influence. five are still to be abused.
1t will at least be IN q new KEY. 6, t&