The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06
4 . A'S FIccI-acy
James B1rto,T3 +,
The, DISPATCHES

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which We this day lay before on. reade-e
most clearly denonstrarc that the enemy
nave rciinfuisEed their boosted Size Orr
Won q that they insist on IN entirely ,,eqp do.
manti They have shifted the whole GROUND
upon which usrv set oui. AT fo.t thew dcsi-
RED no acquisition of trrriteIy,' INT n'ercly 3
oSrIsr' on the side of CRnat'a. for the ttc-
'ecH'r( OF 1heir old teFi7tory-iience their de-
maat!s as t. 'he Indian coumtrv, hence tbe
dis'nahting of our forts and fleets on the nor
thern LAKES .T@Sr, these demands are c;
Tier directly Abandoned or indirectly waved.
ana rhey are wiling To make peace on the
basis o. the Cii Possidetis, which world give
them an "acqusition of tcrritoiv.' Ana
most wonderful 10 tell, this cession IF agreed
70 would principally fall on TIN i. f,4end
massachusetts, because they are 2o.p 3, 1os
SESSION OF the County which lies between II :.
rassamalaotlC!y and the Pencbs-7t WHIT
VIII inc boston kebcis say 10 this demand, 1t
was but the other day tl.ey contended. when
the sine rua non was the cession of the I,d;sn
country, tnat It was right 20 give il M ; -hat
no waf ever ended as IL began; and that the
rVcsEiert vas not prohibited by the Consiitu-
Ton iron making peace by yielding mart Of
the TERRITORY OF tn Union. What viii they
~ ~ 50, when they bring iris aboninable
doctrine hone to their own doors and > Sire
Il Mass echusctts is 20 be the price Of p.a,e.
we s.Vc II as our ol,',,'or. tg>,in view of
snese dispatches, thot TIC British ncy ask
ess' AMI he'ha1:S n less perernptnry tone
but thai we have yet no reason to exreot a
peace What they do g insist upnn'' ia Jus.
AS oOnoX'ons To The PRINCIPLES # rsciprctitv.
to our rights ard our honor, as the s;nr ma,
mn with which they started. We can ue7i-
submit 10 It. Bit they shift their rropositiors
IN thus abrupt manner, that they ulav not total
u Shut oiteveTy Smoering OF peace, & Iir II
.'nwn u9on their heads the censures If All
Europe, ~ the Curses ct their opposition g,
h"me-And 10 obtain delry. TIM mir -
a7paif eosns$, and to f.vaiisthemsalv5s ofte
SA1dngS OF the scene. They have an eve 1st
up IN the congress OF vienna. ard u nnor tie
Corg ess ut Washingto n--If the Congress ar
Vienna ends III "a war, end Of crnrse H.
troops Ipon the cont!cent be rot GiSaosG5ls a.
SunSt us, we nave some chance Of peace
1t RS IS IN peace, aid the measures ~
washington are weak and me iTicicnt. IL ,,.1
aud money are notsuifciently provided. If the
iactl m IN ne Last is permitted to trample on
toe legttrmri'- authority Of tho union qve shall
have no peace II Ghent- " knozy. tbat the
members ct Congress at Washington already
oegin IN speculate upon peace. We dread tie
prevalence OF such a sentiment. Woe be to
the republican representative WHO sl,r,nes
from ms duty roy !! Il viii not exc,Ire Nc
cowarcce T. plead 20 his Indignant and de-
fenceleSs constituents un his retu,n homo that
II eTfecfeG fss:c The people will sly
" Depart. tno,i u1faiti.ful servant, from our
presence Were you SO weak as MT to know
int the enemy pretended tc talk of peace.
tnat he mtsat ia!i IS to s,cep ? And thar tie
mi: neansfc procure peace, was 70 show
hiIn VIC we're prepared for war pa
Pci'tiisan scile the factious wretch, who. az
such i''oTn@nt as this, breatnea disupior 81
refuses to lena The government bis aid Ii IS
encn a wretch, vta InaE DC considered as the
oeadiiest e'isi7y u Peace.
In the Sern'e cf;Nr < : Mr. King iE.om a cor,.
fAttte) ii', re1rTeh h.tra n t.pnal TerS on ~ -
same ss-''e - sie ist il. the = of R--ea,.si
5 'OOc2,3IG
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ags J7&?i5I f.~'e Nh 20 '.roltgit Oh 6D a f-e-.~
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