The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-20
EEQUIRER oFFIc&, Ian -.


PEACE
We should like 10 ka W at t,=is tiOe. is
the federal y ints oul4 be taAdld enaueh
t. tell Is, mha' It II ms would Please
them--on vhatc noitions thry would make
q peace with EBglard. OnI desire on this
SUBJECT springs from this plain consideration
tibet IL the Y, tell Us Tel rshand,. " hat ar
ra2setne's.s = ouid.satisfy them, there y o,.ld
Oe some small restraint we confess 1t is De-
iry anyatf lsldeed) on their censure OF the
teTIns ot The tres y, il We have one-T,heIe-
as, If they fail t''comnmit themaelves, they
VIII be sure to abuse 1t in tue seVet est terms
for iet the admin str-t'ot do Wat they
will. thc facticus prints wiz Glamour & OPP
poseis. @ -
|, Mr.. Coletaan. the Ednor Of the II. y.E-
v'n'bS Post, ALREADY pledges himself 10
SUPPORT an honorabtc heuce, he IT'S negocla-
tors whom they may. MUCK do VIC fear in
deed, that tho Republicans W Hi not feel so
grateful, as they snight do, for tins Condos
cension---for considering, how itcle they
have suffered from MIR C's ohhosgiq,l. tney
nay be dsposed to care very ht,le Cor MIR.
C's Sahh0jt.
Yet M. c. is not Sc good as to tell US exact
ly, ON what tertns we rDdy purchase MS pro-
lteciion--lOr tpoGgli he talks about it snti
| about II, Gods how re does t~ih > ne is
| nos So pfecise, as he might be- III hi drtshi-
ton OF what is an honorabl resce--- l'irs. he
! sa IS One .hing--and then g uGGers al emo
;her thing, until he leaves you in a reiiece
maze of confusion. He Is sure that die,
enemy will never give up nor modify, oEe
! uite OF the MARITIME rgats Of TIE British
lEnpjFe" is equally certain, that he
AIT OF searching our ships AMI taking iheir
| SUBJECTS, falls within fans dOStriplion--and
thai James Madison is very impudeni fell
| low, and not q bit u a politician, for wishing
TO sefup & different practice And YET 10
| after laying down these broad propDsitiors,
ne CONES cut with the following soft 8. mo-
J d.fed suggestion
But it is one thing to insist upon preser.
! wing { RICH unimpaired and uDQucGtioned,
and very different one 70 reisX, Oh even
| Temporarily to discontinue it, exercise. The
| latter mag be perfectly Consistent with the
tormsr. M title to my estate is not az alb
efiecsed, by non user, for ever SO great
a length OF t''ne, provided l con'inde To
make my claim.-Suppose then, for ine
stance, that Great Britain was willing 10
max temporary arfangsa;e for h,e or
seven years, and agree thai SIC would not
eXereise her right oseafch foI The 20 pose
OF taxing her subj ecs on the ucealI, ON con.
sheraton tn At We wOuid pass certain laws
and certain regulations nos TO employ her
subjects in any part of oar naviga s.n, here
alter but what shall we do with oar na-
turalized sean en- In the first place, il is
inn 1rt ant 10 observe, that lac number is too
small tomake It dividing point between
the countries; by the best Calculation hi.
herto published, about 500 these, should
nope and expec, Great Britain would re-
sign, on coma ton that we should rsturalize
no more. As to- all the rest, preaume
there may be an exchange Of all the " bril-
tish sailors" IN our employ for all the " A..
mericans in theirs"
IL. 7. Even. Fost, Ian II.
One would think from these remarks,
that ne too ferhahs had 8sme sort Of rights
as vel IS the British (; though Ar. {. is
carctol enough no; TO bring them out or say
a single word in hetr favor.
But lie, thai piss--M r. &. like ether
F2Hic ans can n, times choose 10 Ibrgef
tie imprsSsnent and wrongs OF OR seanen'
Wa We ak Of Mr.. G.. non is-Suppose
our admin strs.iOn ghoukd frame a treaty on
the terms you have d fined, will YOU or
"'ll YOU not s"rpPr. ~ We beseech you.
20 rave no cq1inccatian, no meuts reser~
Vai ms. no1e IF your feints nor your after
tno1gnts. VIII you or viii you not sup
jors this treaty VIII YOU OF vii you rot cone,
10 r ii a. thS pgC0E cf dt honorable Hedce p