The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-18
From London Pahers.

LONDON, April IS.
Among the reports of the day there is one
which We trust will be confirmed. 1t is said
that transports are ordered immediately to
De collected at bordeaux, to convey 10000
troops across the Atlantic to America. We
repeat that we sincerely hope this report is
well founded, for nothing is wanting to set
the seal to the paciication of the world, but
ehe severe chastisement of the transatlantic
nest OF atheists and feons, who have uslir-
ped tile government of the United States,
ana plunged the inhabitants into most
unjust, unnecessary, and unnatural war.
ROW that the high priest of jaco6inism has
been kicked out of Europe, it is time that
the literary eXpoundcr of toe law OF nations
TO the Americans, Mr.. James Madison.
should be attacked with the same weapons
which consigned his fellow jurist to ever
lasting iniamy. Let &. Britain and her allie.
now declare themselves boldiy--why tenn
por!ze with such reptiles as those which
crawl around the feet Of Madison The
great majority of the population of the u.
states detest the abom;nable faction which
has seated itself in the chair Of the impnor-
tai Washington.
Those who advocated the war with a
view to plumber, have shot their bolts long
ago, and most OF their armed vessels have
| found their way to British ports. Those
who voted fer the war from conviction
that the cause was just, and their numbers
were very few must now see that they over
rated the means which the government pos
| sessed of reinforcing their claims they have
seen army after ARMY, annihilated, Ito use
bonaparte's favorite expression) in Canada,
and they have seen the bit of striped bum
ting" almost swept from the ocean. There
IS IN fact, no war faction now in America.
with the exception of handful of unprin.
ciPled, illiteTate, and ferocious adventurous.
VINO surround the person Of Madison in A :
merica.
Against these wretches, therefore, all the
thunders OF war. and all the vehenence of
diplomacy ought to be level!ed the ewes of
the American people ought tobe opened by
manifesto from the other powers of Europe
they ought to be furnished With power
ful army to separate the clean from the I'M
eiean-the Eastern and Northern states
wan most gladly avail themselves of an 90
Portunity to declare against the permanency
| oil any constitution which can admit such
neil as Madison into the Office of chief ma
gistrate, aud most triumphantly will they
open their ports once more 70 our com
merce.
! All our readers may not be aware. but !,
IS nevertheless an incontestibie fact. thar tine
number OF votes for president Ira each stste.
IS regulated by the population and not by
property. Thus, in the state Of Virginia,
where slavery still prevails in all jts nor,
rors the electors are slaye-moneers. men
AZ all times Of no education, Of irregular ba-
DTS and most abandoned principles. The
smaller, or eastern states, where religion
morality, and good order prevail, to an ex
seh' hot eXceiled m any country in Europe
have little or no influence in the eIert;,,,, =,
the president. As christians we do NO,
wish to see them make direct appeal 10
arms against their fellow citizens To- oct rid
OF t"e'r Common tyrant, but most assIredlr
tney nave Hght to invite the assistance oi
a power, with whom they are de mr. :,
war, to assist them in shaking of heir fet-
ters. Inc Burke Of America. F1sue-
AMEs, tnua feellnSly describes the fbrsl
dom m which the enlightened part of Amc.
RIGA IS held. " The smaller states are IL
yass1lage ; they obey the nod Of V,re;n;s
Inc Constitution sleeps with WAsHiwe-