The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-07
THE ENQUIRER G Q IIs z z.
PROSPECT BEFORE us.
mar 7.

We greet the People upon the glad tt
dings." which we have this day TO lay be-
tore them.
The LOAN is fNed-SlO, 00o,o 900 have
been obtained for So per cen:, os better te rms
than the federal loan OF per cent. on a
very sfnai SUM. ind n. i,ovd tern,s 4 inc
smaller sum OF last year was obtained. A.
gain have the malignant predictions OF the
Federal Party been blasted. IN vain was
every artifce employed to put down the
market price of the Old Stock-In vain did
the Federal PbalanX in the Il. of r. exert
all their strength to arrest the progress
Of the loan bilI.-In vain. did Hanson howl,
Pickering pirate, poor Shelley shuffle, and
GTosvcnor growl-'Ehe. loan is filed--the
Icreditof. Madison e CO. is still supported
for che monied men of America will confide
IA the justice OF those, who have paid so
'Scred regard TO the public faith as to have
discharged the most improvident debts oil
| their most obnox ious predecessors.
Tie ELECTION of NEW YoRX has CO.
rcred the Republicans with success-2 nave
been elected to Congress from the city, 3
from the 1ss District to the Assembly Il
| from the City. and one from the county of
Kings, making already "a difference in ia
YOUR OF the Republican side. At the last
| session OF the Assembly the Federal major
tile Senate the Republicans had the ascen-
dant. Now. they have majority in both
branches The state OF New York returns
once more to the Rep ubiicsn Fold. Its cit
Zen9 true to che rights of their country, will
1ot finch under the pressure of the war.
II is thus that the light OF truth perces
through the msts which are so assiduousiy
5reatbed upon the pubic niod. Again the
Northern Coalition ~ reduced to dust and
sshes. Rebellion is frowned into silence :
SOC New York, on whom the Northen Con-
.edcracy counted with so much confidence,
,ecomes a barrier instead Of an ally, to the
! unto. Messrs o. is & Quincy, exhor, ed their
trends TO wait with patience till the Sum
mer session (; that in the mean time r. &.
York would change and Cooperate IN their
.tause.--SuCh was the avowsd Language of
the legislature Of Massachuse tts--Now = hat
IS the tact fse People Of New York have
changed, and the hopes Of the jun,o are
dashed TO pieces.
The BR1TIsH Accounts confirm the
successes It Bonaparle---ih is good news
for us. Bianchi has been beaten ut Monte
reau. Kisst aud Eiucher-were so hemmed
10 by the superior eVolutinps oftheir enemy
thai nothing but sheer desperation was able
to extricate them. Their loss must there.
tiore, have been immense.--Ihe British &C
counts confess that the People Of France are
true to tile Emperor. Every thing bids fair
Tor his success. why do we rejoice al
these events Do VIZ love bonspai1el no.
Do we fear hiri No, Do we respect the
Emperor Alexander We do.--But We re-
jeice, because the crest Of our own euemy
Wili BIZ cut. and her tone will be lowered
because, as England fails against France
sfe will be more disposed TO allow us iayo-
Fioie terms at GotteDburg --bersuse, the
Bpurbons. clothed in British Livery, as
tSey would haze been, will not ascend the
taFone To minister TO her views--because
tip genius and resources Of 0onaparte qua
li@ him better for the extraordinary time,
ord which he is to be cast--the era is ap
| pTl'achmg when the maritime Tyranny o
| England must be resisted and put down -
BE- suse Booaparts is wrr- calculated e
vii Id the naval resources of France ior thi,
| purpose, than either OF the Bourbons--anc
| because. rs Adversely wears precious
jewel in her head" he will be much more
| Opposed to administer his affairs in futur,
/ win WISDOM and with justice.
/ Wills. saca eysRss IS sh.se are passic,