The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-27

" was impossible for them to carry into eject
ley nave violated the sanctity of a neutral
Port, by dastardiy attack upon the Essex.
:, we BLUSH FOR these things even in an enemy.
we o.nsh Tor atroeities which disgrace the
sSe M Which we hvc.--Our enemy OUGHT "a
Lear m mind. that this war must be at an end
IT one time or other and that wars ought TO
e SO Conducted as 10 permit lis to return to
ne most friendly relations OF the return ct
leace. Eut how can we forget these things ,
ne barbed arrow must stf sticL in orr NC
mories. We may forgive, but cannot forget
Them.
SPAI%.
>, u IS melancholy to :hnk The fate Of Spain.
cor What has she fought? fer what has She.
ped WHO has wa,ercd her fields with
blood Tie Peohie. WHO has maintained
Snt'r va!our and nourislcd their exertinns p
ne Cortcs, the deputies cf The People. 1t
WAS the reoplc who mas f:Xed the crown uD-
on terdlnand's head--.t was "a king it a DO
plidr cause, the cause Of the people. that
made this Cause successful. 1t was the. Cor
'cs that had the Courage to reject the i.-,onii
Hols Treaty which Ferdinand had struck nm
" ~tn bonapait e.--Now, mark the gratitude of
TVS WVstriouS Prince.
Scarcely does he set his frot nnop the sill
OF spain, than this miserable fanatic. this cree.
ture OF MS Peoples bounty, annuls the Consti-
ti:rcn which had been framed to restore their
rights, annihilates the Cores, and strikes of
at one blow almost all the ADVANTAGES which
had been purchased BY the best blood of Snain.
IL ferdinand SAYS, that the Cor;cs were. H.,
SNif'era, history contradcts him-the Cort,s
we're once the most important body in Spar
they had considerable control over way.
peace; the levying Of taxes The KINGS IT.
SurPed upon then rights, and gradually con-
trived 10 annihil2te them. since lY15 thav
had been assembled but twice, until the late
reyolnton called them together to assist Spain
her necessities. Now Ferdinand IS ~, -
Sa'n' lie stool Is coo!y and contem,tuousiy
cast asGe
ne abolition of the Inquisit:on seems now
10 pc the oniy good, which springs from the
oIrcc ct her heroes WIN this last. VIII
TIC liuatic Ferdinand be able to resist the i'm
Po!toMtSs OF the Monks which will cont;nr-
any aSSa'i ms earS?-Or may We dare to
nope that the cortes viii withstand the u.r,.-
pations of the Monarch and assert tn.
plea
Deladed Europe! how long viii ven re-
man under the shade Of your thrones? W.he,
WIZ YOU discover that one man is born equal
TO another; and that governments were in
sntuttd tor the good Of your people, and not
ioF inc good CT your kings ?-Of all spectacles
u inc world, surely hereditary monarchy
wouifi DC the greatest. J4rce, if itwere net the
greatest nueeIu.
in the mean time, Americans, adhere to
the s'stem w ich Won have estaDlished.-
w atch inc veStal Fame of Liberty which yo,,
nave kihdied. Spain, France, is returning: 10
Tie GIG order OF things. Democracy is de-
houhCeo tic rights o. the people are rid;cuI-
cd Beware of the Revuls.n OF these chan
gcs upon your own Institutions Some men
may flsc W among rs TO assert the Leyisiy,1te
risnts OF tie S2Ue7 iSn Prince.-Bcwarc of
suOh anomalous Politicians. The freeman
VINO talks to You in this strain. had hest r.
tire at once from the land ofli5crtv - Mn
o-SA III Coult-hc is not fit to live AMONGST
p" lie Gcel IS donc-tle Agony IS Overland snair
is once more restored al ab olu, monarchy 7, !;
s'ppo5c mat Goveineur Morris will once more aprear
t"h nc Stage, to congratulate orr brethren of S,,in
4ioi "a revolution. The Orator woul6 b. only
Consistent with himself For lift IS becoroin., 70 -
O '"e restoration Of the legitimate Prince i, j. sin
20 20 rlocc nj the Restoration, of the L,fs,qf
/ rance 70 an MS legitimate rights
u nc insIdlons Project Of the Tires IN u.eon tba
eastern States frorlthe Union is WORTHY Of the br,i
HheG conceived 1t. Dyrs tins tool conc w. tat
Detnr'h are blind 10 their in.ereS 2
s"nsbi' to The heho'' OF Their country tor-etf of
tle e"mnon blood which has bee, she'd in tI Jofao,
Oh cur common rrhtS?
1a&t 5sa3''e case-Th. Navigation Lew. Of Enc-
,,, IS' any one carrying into her ports the pro
uuce of any country, bnt an Englsh hin or on,
Tnich oeionss To the producing country IfN.,r-
E - then were separated from the. Southern
>tatc she could not be The carerof then. wheat To-
81 I'M ' 'e' ne In9,t 81 her Carrying tr.de would
,'"'' tee eui ny ct ono blow.-Bu s.v that En,I,nd
.7'bI4"e@ 10 grant her this vorh74 long Womb 4l,c
pc iH" ti.s promise now long w.hsrad tn. MINOR
- OF her own meirranis--ALl the Fish