The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-01

be done with + acquisitions, and convey n;
power which the Constitution had given Owe,
The insi;viduaE In the latter. Mr.. Henry Oh.
Jscted TO the clauses about the militia and
declared, that as we already had gwen up the
Purse SO we were now giving up the sword
10 tue Union; whilst Mr.. Madison commended,
tnatl was necessary to- gve the power which
the Constitution had gwen, over the militia.
because, twas only BY placing the militia in the
l'a,os Oh the -. States, that they could do
without standing armies /; and you strip them
VI au PretcXts Tor creating them. The con-
ouCt OF Zen. Washington, IN the resurrection
VI i's4' clearly proves how strongly he was
= FAVOR o: the doctrines here Set forth. Yet
.nese men would nov trannple on Washing
too' on Hamilton, on the pianest rules of com
mon sense, on the Constitution Itself, to wea-
ken the hands Of the Administrator Z. xen,
es NAKED INTO the presence CT the enemy. But
mr. hing is an honorable mar" and e they
are all, all honorable men,
me f-rs'm Hsa5Ec0n is perf,c city on.rus.or. ,hs,
inc ne!"tne;.is would not elect Mr. tufo k,nc I,ce-
1fe''o 10 vi The ). All hope Of oi parties
no" at an e1d-here was the Opportunity Tor. n,o,l,
harmony, os socfi:ng the Feder,sts. for co,lc;ns
the EasIs'n P.opAe and yea, tie Republicans have,
I. Ie.ea ~ 5ne, voald not CRAFTY Mr. King Tie
eaciM Nepoicah then swcars, that hyl, fine 70,
ohro" away ;he scabbard, and wage an ini.r,niabie
war Oh opposition against the republicans. 49,.
oh second taJtsnts, VIC think tho Fedora, Tsut,I;-
can perfectly right IN HI, complaints ..d We be,
leave to state nur reasoas
IL was improper 10 bavcr, iected nfr. KIM because
he rs 50 pure Rrb':5seli. in bis D. ic.l prS,i-.3
n WAS inpioperno' 20 have place,i him q; tie head
OF tle Senate sud have gwen him ciance of mount,
ing 20 the head OF the na,o,i---at the very mon,.,n
"nehh vas attempting To strip The government oen
powers & militia = "
was highly improper not &c hare rc;,ct,s,a Re.
puuhcann The Senate, AZ the vcv nnun-,t federal
governor was so noby sacrificing his party ,rio,s nv
dragging X. C. Harper from the ranks .d nacn b;c,
over me heads OF go many OH d experienced oicer
was wrong to have refused to sootie ,,. Federal
party, wnen they HAD doae G:te to stotI,e the Re-
puoichs--atd uieir speeches ard their paDers we're
teenng wi'h hiei SANDERS upon every Distinguished
man IN thor ranks .
TX was wrong to have refused this CONCESSION, to ths
Eastern Junto becauSe 1t is right conri,te the sp
mt OF mutny, and ps,rste ourselves before the rnena
ccs or ? contrins,ibie iac.on
1. WAS indeed ungenerous have lc.uscd suck f.
Fottothe Editors Of the Federal Republican, no have
u'horhiN SHOWN SO MUCK respect To the Re,,ubIiraps
-, Co'fefs, ad piotessed so nck anxiety To cunciate
ms Spponits-A paper, that has not H.. courage to
hoN rus lac. with the name u Editor or Printer to
~ u'is th"g without aname, that has L,e,y declared
the Eastern States Mould solve the Union and that
an rsutreetGa was inevitable urc.s the government
would yield TO the demands of faction has surely
.Sit 10 complain hat -,isies are di.apontcd &
ns rens not rsl,ered INTO power What an honorable
spectacle to the American Nation to see i, the ede
raj Republican" the "etFcial taper, of Mr.. Rufusl
King, the p. T.. S Z!
we are satisfied o.tne thing that the more these fac.
uo1s men giumbie, complain and threateu, the more
IS the necessity tor energy and action on tue part of the
Republicans The more you soc,ie ,hero the vo,ro
they become. 1t l. courage ony that can conouer f;
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