The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

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rel o. exchange, contormab!e to the usages
OF war and lastly. il they are so moderate.
those protectors of the rights OF the peo-
pie. why have they Oot respected these os
The Swiss Cantons Why does this w;s,,
and free government, which declared itself
neutral in the face of Europe. see in mo-.
mcns it's peacesble valies and mountains
ravaged by all the horrors Of war.
Moderation is sometimes but dip,omae-.
&c trick. II we wished to employ the sane.
arsihce, in protesting also justi,e and good
accusers With their o en- armsp
That Queen, who escaped from Sicily.
who has carried her mssortsnes amonr the
Ottomans from exile to exile docs 80
prove to the world, that our enemies hive
so much respec, for royal E,ojessy
The sovereign of Saxony has placed him.
self IN the power Of the coalesced ,u.n-
tates. Has he found their actions IN accord
with their professions Black rumou-s are.
spread IN Europe--Would that they were.
not realized Do they wish to punish tho
faith OF oaths, upon that forehead. whs,e,.5
with age and grief, aud crowned wi, h co M
ny virtues ~ mo
It IS not from the height Of this .r;br,a1
tnat governments are to be outraged M,
even those that permit themselves ,o CT
rage US but it is allowed tn annr.o;s..
Justly those reproach S so ancient and ,vs,I
Known, showered so abundantly on all tbose
powers winch have taken a great part rrou,
the time OF Charles the fifth, to .ou;s ,hs
1ur.esn'h, and sinre that IF Louis the sour-
teenth to the presen.-that system rs ts.
ifonde'0nte Of universal naouarchv u,s -
ways raiiyng cry for Ell oalitions an,,
from the centre of even those coa,i,;ons az
'oh'Sheo WI their imprudeuce has of,e,
r'sen power more ambitious than ,b,,a
whose ambition has been d-nonnced ~
abuse OF power has been marked in chor.
ters ofblood throughout all the per.s
history. All nations have been mis- al
governments have committed exrssSes
.aon orsnt tn forgive the other--Jf
VIC uesre TO believe, the coaless.d
powers have sincere wishes for pe,re ~.
thtng opposes its establishment. W. -
SHOWN, by the displaying of oHicia, psn.r.
mat the emperor wishes for peace. and vii,
purchase IL even by sacrifices in vh;rh ~
S'ea. Soul seems tn forget his personaI c-ior,,
that he may satisfy the wants of tho n n,::,Y'
Wneh we cast our eyes on that cnnv.n'
'ion' formed CLEARING elements wben ~
see that strange and fortui,ous nixtura -
many people whom nature has mad ,ivoJs
80 ~: we rsh.ct mat many. by thought
-, A"a"ees. eHnose themselves to dangers.
Which are not chimerical we oann,., =;
mat such an asse mblage of Opposing ;n,.r
tests should have long duration. Do So.
pereeIVe N the centre of the epemy's tants
.'a' tf'nce born with all his Fcencb ell
,,nss' IN that country where those fsAI;nos
nave the most active influence ) III,
rior, who SO long defended Franz. 60.
org remain armed against her. We canoGt
~ 'het MONARCH Of the north ana
t the n,ost po"erfn' OF all, formerly placed in
; "e nuhcer OF ms glorious titles, his eniov-
6Shi .E ~
whom he now fights? We turn cur rar 800
",th c'rtldence, on that emperor. who;,;n
ca SO MANY ties TO US |; who gave ms rio 100,
precious gift from beloved SOVEREIGN ,n5
wI'o sees IN his grandson the heir NJ ~
rsnch Empire "Si VI 'Hs
VIVA so many motives. for manual u,.,erL
seshoing q reunion, can peace b.. d;t6,n,,
mem nix place Of conference,
'ng p,e''po'en'iaries advance from ono mr..
.ne o'ner, with the noble dispcsiijon +,
give peace TO the wor!d--let modsro,;.,, -. -
in their councils as well as in fJe .,s",. DC
ihey have themselves said in RI ~ dgsIs
'ion, winch Is attributed to Them Is . -.
nation should not be partitioned bec,nsa =
mas eHper'en ed in its turns. reyerses =;
mat painful and bloody conflict in 49,
ry'' accustomed brave
senator's we should 10. have fulfilled tho
uu'hs "n!ch we expected from our com,
MISSION ii IN shelving with such full! conv;r
lon' the pacific intentions of the e,n,'s.,,.
our last words did not remind tbr nserIa
monarch an" ~ their
Inc moment is decisive our ene-,;s.
ro'n pacific language /; bus some of mr.
'IoHuers are invaded, and war is ar o,,-
DOORS Ihirty-Six millions nf men car,
oetFay tne'r glorY or their DESTINY. u,ne-
trious nations in this great contes, bara
numerous reverses more than
o,'oe '"ey nave seen themselves placed bors
~ ~ eomoaf. Their wounds still bleed -.
france also has received some injuries. b,t
she Is far from being humted ; she can hs
as PROUD OF her wounds as of her mast ri.
umphs. past TIT
Encouragement under misfortune wor,a
De more inexcusable. than exultatiln AZ cue.
cess. Thus. then, invoking peace. ,et ,rs
military preparations be every where scce,s
ra,ed' and sustain the negotiations. LEI, no
Taiy round that diadem. " here the snlen-
COR OF nifty victories breaks through q rgs,
ing CLOUD. Torture will MT long forge, =
nation winch does not forget herself Tb;s
appeal to the national honor is d;c,a,.J H.,
TIE love ct peace, which is not n he oita;n
cd oy weakness, but By frmnsts of that
peedVe winch the emperor by new species
W courage promises to grant as the reward
Oh 50 many sacrifices. We have the sweet
cohncence that his wishes and ours will he
reatz and that this brave nation. af,sr
snch long tolls and great effusion Of hlood
WI! ma repose under the shade Of throne