The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-06

TO make SINE honorary distinctions. TIL A
people took the alarm put them out of pow=
er, and they have ever since been endeavorids
TO tear out Iae vit<.is of their country. The
tall of Napoleon, however, viii leave them
wholly without support trorn the people, whes,
that people hears thar the FIRST consequence Vi
that fan is a proposition in the Enyl.sh Dui,z
lie prints, to treat THEIR FopcTns',ei.. as ttst
Of .NdPohgoN has been f1rafcei, and upoh
precisely the same pr:ncipic, namely, that il
is a deSitotiSm. As said ;efore, trust tnet
our government is too wise 10 DC led TO thts "a
doption OF any such project; bat il obey were,
what could Our hIci.ds IN America say 'Tney
have been asserting for years past, tn,t cAFs
was the cause OF freedom astinst Il despot.=
What will they say Il W. make war uu,sa
them upon the same principle, and TO. The
same end thar we nave been making war "a
gaipst Napoielns by MIR JciieI son ana hs
party 1t was always concluded that thc,s
was no danger TO be apprchcnded fi1sA
France under any clrcumsttnces and tkat
Il France, II the rcw order " thlngS Was sne-
ducd in France, Amclica would be in s.,z.s
danger. Therefore thcg always wished as4S
they acted Is L they wished, that Trance
should not bc debated III The result Of tle " -
i IS ~ our power, by making peace MA
them al cCcc, and WaVin. ali disputes a;y,gt
differences tllitl Cannot arise dUrjug pt-1,S 20
show t'eh tnst ln~ir Icef, were e1oundi,ss
but VIII ,acE not when they sce the psarti
the Ilre ncy.ypcPer, hoil it up L. taa
teeth OF their poatCal aayClsa,ics, ARID scy=-=
look here = here IS Size iigsc fruits o. ,ae
iall OF the E3u nose Gcstrc.Os you toic. "a
o15ht 80 as--t 3. 0Ir-,sc.i - t5lt 60 tx, aay
thin8 ii the uphCl5-ns OF whom yCE l,cL},.s
sent 3 rs lmpcHut .N4i basc tAS VIA ~
ue language 10 JGcso acyersaries. wiio vii
hang their heads N!th Shame, uiJass }hse s.-
tnor OF the Tines can make shift solue ,,,,w
nrN rFsH Ia. ~. 81 >
ms rmpudence. | think it Is clear ,ilen, sa1i
tie people ct America would in cssc y,scn a
war were 10 be made upon tbcm, DC unltcd IN
a spirit OF resistance and, = they wee,
have no idea that ten such armies as eli that
We could send, wei disciplined s.iI brave az
our army IS, would finally succeed in s,sGeiRs
and re-coionlzlng the country. We MiisEy
make inroa;ls from Canada We might yIe.,s,,.,
nsh towns upon the coast; we might destroy
manuf ctorics We might iav waste the eql,,-
iltids, and burn many OF ,ne miils; we lsaisAt
destroy all the shipping We might tear the
country good deal to pieces bet / do ret
'elieve that we should, even by adding q@zs5bey
eieht h7tndred millions ~ or de6t, secure oae
single colony in the territory now called sDe
United States Of America. Eet it is Really
true that the enemies Of free dom. whitS AR.e..
RIGA remains what she now is, have Cantcl no
thing Napoleon has been pat down, a,A
then he was an enemy OF freedom re WA
not owned by any friend cf freedom, France
was not republic, nor had she 4 retTlse7lAs,-
tfUe government under him. The war asea&s,sk
him was in the name at least, Of the .tssok{e,
The example, so bateful to the eaerlfzs d
6erty, OF people happy and free, ws-,sc1t
distinction OF ranks without al cstaSlissed
church, without hereditary power on privl.
lege oi any sort, with press now ,;eri1,fss
free, with legislators and chief magistrates
periodically elected BY the peoi:.e at large
this example still exists, and This cor,us;.c -
yet open TO ali the world and 70 p;.t A9Ya
tlus example would, am of opinioa. c5stes
more blood and more money than it cost ~
TO put down Napoleon. The caegoac1 eS
freedom promised US fedce, lAsisa6ie maze
1t We got rid Of Napoleon; but scarcelv Is no
down, when TREY propose to Us 2 7sc79 qs9F,
more, Il possible, expen i've in It's nat,:fe,
and probably longer in its duration 70 -
sure America holds out an aiuli,s baits i
presents employment for Governors Of pre-
Vnces Commanders, Po5tnaa tiers, A ttof~:ers
and Solicitors General. Secretaries, Co,ucit-
lors OF State, Taxing reopie, Peynas,e4g,
Judges, and long and hameiess list ofha5.r-
erS on but, again, say, hope and ci,isttr3s.
the prince Regent and his Ministers viii haze
too much wisdom 20 listen to any sllch mad
and wicked project. 1t is impossible. hov.r-
YER, for the people of America not 20 H4S
some alarm, and to make preparations accosyz
lngIy. This language of our newspapers y
quite enough to excite apprehensions ana
lol this, amongst the rest, we have TO curse q
base and degenerate faraSs