The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-01


Garages 100 PER cent.
The eighth and last resolution, "That IL is
expedient TO establish a National Bank. with
branches i'll the several states,n being under
consideration.
On motion of Mr.. Kazykins ofRv.-
Ihe House adjourned.
wv WAsaTxsToN, Oct 27.
we have t'ii-n occasion to Congratulate our reader,
on the concordance OF sentiment M nr,r,se or ,,I;rI
apeaIet n the ev stages of discussion j., Como SO
mrtSNcct 20 the sXc6iencY ofpylv:,lne H.. Na,sHnd
means IN Support the government in It's present critical
circumstances. Already 10 we hnG cn,. calculations
disappointed. \ frost, n chilling frost iron t,,e r,s,
las capped tie bud which Lad nearly bios.omedi 10 ;bc
more general an OF Southern poli,ics The vote or
encrts'S inc i5ec Tax is death to the hopes OF all
who calculated that patriotism world absorb r,arty feel
ing, and love OF country as the MASTER ,,assion con
ouer the hatred Of democracy. The vote on The en-
crease OF the Direct Tax exhibits lu three or t;aJr Fe
der,'sts m the affirmative although tie gentlemen
on That se hive, without exception that we remern-
ber piunounced Direct Taxthe most inst # na, tl
only equitable tan that can be Laird.
The reasons assigned by Mr. Webster, and others
lhnehAii OF tAs course on their part are, in general
terms, that they cannot consent to npait their Aid
to the government until it is administered who'll, or
prlnoIpSy by other hands that although the chai,e
ter OF the war may have changed in decree Il il NOT
80 change" as 10 justify them in aiding, in any way, the
operations OF administration, which, thev aiIcdee ms
shewn both ignorance arneglect of its duty and an in
capacity erndisposton correctly administer the af
t'rs OF the government that, they might be Induced
TO unite IN support OF the measuresof the adnins;ra
On IL can" be- expected they should participate IN th
responsibility without share in the Offices Of the on
vernmeit In regard to such conduct the People will
decide how far the Opposition statesmen are ns6abI
IN refusing their aid q their country in the present mo-
mento,s cr1ss orno better than that the Eve
cutve has not degned propniste those by noss of
trust and honor, who have ceased FIRST or last
win every aggravaton OF bitterness and hatred to per-
secute him, and oppose and derounce the measnr.s
OF the two Republican administrations
IL source Of great satisfaction to us ~ reflect that
the AID n The OprcSrinr, though il would have Leen
cccptabie to the RepuDcns generally is not essen
TAI, either TO the raising the supplies or To- the execu
uon OF the measures OF the government InConpress
there Is large majority of determined to do tbe.
duty and, among the People, the fire OF patriotism
burns tn" bright, the spirit Of Union too general TO
be arrested or diverted into other channels to st tbe
purposes and views ofa few prominent politicians.
Nat. Lit.
ine body Of troops shout four thousand. from the
state OF Virginia. passed through this CITY Yesterday and
the day before To the encampment on the Baltimors
rnad. They were commanded by BIG Generals
breckenridge and letWich, under Major Gen Pc
gram They were precededa few DAYS AGONY another.
lsN, &c hon tnc same state, under the command of
Brig Gen. Madison. These brigades are chiefly from,
the mountains, ard when united will form n corns oC
I'VE Thousand sc brave ard hardy men rs orr country
can hDast- sre part of TIC army rs mbled far
the defence o. ne iOlh Military Di'uict, comprising
uiis City axe oa.'i"ofe. III.
October 2s.
By the Congressional Rcporf Ct aos.l an il 4siV be
seen mat System Of measures CORE 5,'ient 7,lh
the s1{e.'icY q me usS his bee,' reo-l IN he M
tta,Y CoppnistSs. The bTincbR measure Orobosed
IS The ci0ssEcdli0n IF al me free mall. ~ lie II s.
INTO glasses Of teh.prc, elch 1yici clsses is TO
t'1tfh one recii7t Tgr ne .4g IH,ls If one h,tt-
ared doars, ne present. 'ega! 5oslly for recruits, he
700 SnR ilGuce,g5At any Of sG. number 70 en-,
list into the ARM, tie E0ltafdY co7tt,bi,f;o, Of ten
aoHGys or mare iom each DeWJe, ofe1ery class min
constitute brel''7 FIR .Ol5ch recruits mantle obtain
ed an dbu7daHce The pi7ncpo2 obi.c6on ryIicL mis-
measure roiH rece1e, ad p.bjectigys nj sone yr,s
f7d, mil he ne rtpy>iy But ceTfdiid If -. INK ~
t'e }7ese1" St,te ofH'pF1; 4 ne LOI NJ ke f,ce u
mems 0f annoyance 7rich NE >ngi hos az his Jjsto
sal: u ryelook az He oie.HpAGf5u he has e-yisee 10
8 h76nbc HE Yankees f5i fteir lsoisncq tn d;6s 80
resist lbs 5ie dtToGiiies IT. lq;iipg this aadhLGt 20
Seti1 zse refccfUbol He d6iger 10 hic6 .ge ,e &c.
DoaeI ~SS measures Ho.gIGf, to Me cTi. IRE oa,b.
fed-Jge siaH aC61o1ccdge that these IRE a,s,,ge,f,
sLtloieiHH S.Tong 10 c1,igHer am objsctisns On
ffe score q as,ehg 10 tie Bten1D'e bJobosed n nm
rel state n tiIisS dsMCu'L3 n>Uei measures Britain
rc7,f'es rs 10 'o7erdt1 lerge Pm i'm IF NE sou
q flo. u o. sfa,es ne preliminary 20 Hegociaso1
Cod 9tb k2site TcG she 1co7dd hue ret,yed b.fjre
the end oti h0d nc been JGSe el!or,ah 10 fTeJ inn
me Pe0pis rr'fi ojis 1mce sbHW tie i,isole Gz1a,h
Ihc asn0GGf,-H he resisted ON. present r.t,,
GrJ9'ce fs incompetent 10 RAPE 7uh HAT 1viich ne
s'etiy can array HgG,HSf IT, TIE Process ofreey1gf.
ig Is io0 fGr 10 ~3G5 he re91isiie 5lunbsr of1e,,
10 c0YSH MsVlIi.Td MUSE. and 10 march them
ne eceyscTyAstnlLs EoR Mcij' homes bi,i,iHe ont of
hie question the constitutional scHpies 1tLirh manu- nj
oT citizens cgScsHf05siy eyGn, 4g0ad be an mn.
eQit1I, and "a many RESPECTS, obtresare neasve
There Is heE alternative bet10een tie measure bra.
pcsed, G1Id designating by lot eJeE Twentieth or GJr.
heth nun IN the HG9, and forcing him into tie runks
Tile CoiEsc nor fecs,rmeHCed 0u0ids aat last Grd
bainresor, oid7se htpe, IN Hsis ,.g .u meet 7ce,,
correctly mIdeTsfOod tic general authorization If the
People
BY an advertisement which appeared in the Federal
RePubcsn Is yesterday, and iu the National Intcli-
geucer Of this day, seems that the Russian Mhster
intends 70 his residence N Plfladcipia II
is perhaps the frst instance within our knowledge in
whlc Minister from power to another, has 1acen
up his residence ut remote distance from he seit
OF the government TO which he IS depUted. II would
I've thought rather singular il Mr. Adams, instead n
residing, bis duty, at St Petersburg, IN To-
cate himself At Moscow or NovogOrOd We have not
heard whether the Sweisl Minister proposes 20 reside
N Washington follow the example Of the Russian
M,i'tcr IN this respect Ma. Int.
PBTLADELPufA, Oct. 25.
Eytrsct on letter from New-Oricans, dated 50h
Mt to- alJuse IN this city