The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-28
DISPATCHES in Boston.

msn who knows any thing ofthe Vie Men o. The
Last, ought not 10 he suipr;zel any thing whci,
comes from the Federal Party OF Mass,chusetis-put
We are tree to confess, that the Dispatches from Client
have been met with sang f0id and unblusl.ne in
'tference-nay, We may soy, assent and s,,proba-
ton which We did not expec, even from them
We have read, with considerable interest fir of
tue ieGral papers Ut Boston, as they came oft hit
iof one spark OsinfgnasOn against the p,tensions OF
the enemy, have been. able catch not ore gen
erous glow nj American sentiment have we been able
tofeeL--Sicnce IN such case. would have beer ,re-
son to the cause OF the Republic but not conentcc
with remaining silent, they have openly come ont to
soften, To e1enute, and justify the incidence of Tie
enemy.
One of these papers uttcrs not word octhe dis
patches "hieh contained, except TO recommend the
reading Of the fert before any comments were made
and 20 a;nble atthe governments puny all the pro-
tocots h'orc e public because ii did not ike ,, same
thing being said Oycr G 0Us1' s o5er aeuiil!
Another ct these papers CIhc Daily t'Tertiser)
gives us nothing from the peuof the Editor (he was a.
!ai 20 ind tH'll Il perhaps GeiG11s TO approve ~
INIT makesup Tor S tacitl1iity By series Of long
winded pieces, which tie puts IN 0r friend The wr-
ter oi these has the erontry 20 attempt tn sh.v that
the Interest o VI tlIe Commercial states the rad ho-
ard Weitpre ofihe .unutry may well CONSIST WI h.
her c7y absolute d.maad which Is peace, permanent
pcare WIN the lrthe tribes, secured by tie u'I,ua
guarantee nj both n'iros, aD' barrier ofwild country
mSiieuahc 20 tthc! --.Niid again he SAYS" Our
ueIlV O'r-i 20 the DESTROYING arm aud to shcahe
The hioody sso ant osy deEads security Tor the Ia
d'sn tilss On whose pundcrri lsr,s this natin now
s-hs,ss sc IN that Britain insists upon, is that she
VII protect these hdianslt /, thus that the attempt
to re'e he boundaries OF the S to the Ohio river
is male QUITO be security the llCians-'' and no,hn,
TO rs '--Aad il is thus that the demands for the dse-
res, the lakes, the forts, portion of VI ssachusets
herself disposed Of! for it seems these are no
Claims at al &C Britain does not insist upon them
'ho her Commissioners urgently pressed them upon
Another paper, CTEe Centi,,ei seizcs verv nearly
the ground and saws tits better for us to Weld
this only Indispensable condition ca lie as take
it,n the very teeth of the facs than carry on this
war.-lie is willing to accede 10 I" reasonable
boundaries" for barrier and easy to see what he
w'niddecm :" reasonable" when he tells us that we
should then be by the Treaty OF Greenvile of
'95.-NCw man, with half grain ofsense sees how
different we should beby that Of 95, We might still
hu, land and enlarge settlements as we thought it
best for our sGfe and intoreztwhereas, these terms
would bind up oarhands from buying one acre more
however necessary il might be fnl our safvfy p!
One cannot read such peryersons these without To-
sing s credit III those whS make them 1t is impossible
thai these car be 5ina the trul-tney must
Dc 6i16ed by party 60 per,er it.