The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-19

lhe Ming If Naples 10 another Of the pr,.sr-.
OF Ens'an", and may he anC.hvr .,umbing-bioc.
between her AIT: the Aliesbut it il presumed tina
he vi" be overlooked, unless lie &c con.cat TO way,
hs seeptre over The vines and volcanoes OF Sicily.
la hnc, We are q spcsr TO believe thst escc vii
exist between France and the Aiies--but Spi,hou!
me Ge7mescence IF England Alros,iy we msy
unseen some confu ION in her cabinet. The pr-u
nsries ~ peace EN- 70 have been propn,i Wi kou;
eCnsutation with her. Cabinet Councils are held
NJ Unreasonable ,Domcnts-and her Fir.t M,nistet o,
rofefn Affair; IS about "a ride post 70 the Cost
h.ht-not To attend any Congress the Courier
WIN some heat, discsl".s the dea--but e to be OF
'nc spotto prevent delay in the commnnica ions
with tie Allies -" 10 heal differences soa,d there
10 any, 10 remove (that is, 70 torres' aousiss TO
cohnf IN the srdce'sng, b to KNIT all the powers to-
sesaer IN tie strongest msnner"
teace then between France and the Allies. the
war may yet rage betwecn Fianae and Eppl,nd -
n Trofffi1ne sear may stil' sweep the as Peace
between Russia and France the tie which binds
nnsss to England is dissolved, and the time may
not De tar distant, when we sbst See Ru,sis the
trend OF the United States. and the friend of Free
.r"ues arrayed IN arms against her FOR the protec-
Won OIL the Liberty OF the Seas France, ~ least,
WI" never desert this cause. Her government viii
never sacrifice the best interests of their coun.
try" ~
1" any event. we (the People of the T .S,a,es) will
never s.cjhoe the best interest, OF Our ecunrv Ii
peace shoiA embrace England, as well as,he Allies
we nave no rta'ons to despair. We have n,eans
the Iyrsnt OF tia Seas. a stout Ies,, aud strong
hsnc are all that we want TO work on, our saliva
ion
Arrived at this stage OF the subjec', and
at this important cps h in human sffAms
we may be admitted 10 address
A SHORT APPEAL
TO M Frderal PGriv.
We shall not address the Leaders of tnat
Party; for, we know 10, vel frou, expe-
renee. the deadly ambition which devours
them. Dead 10 the spirit of patriotism, as
we'll as desf to the voice OF reason. they
have no other object in view than to Dust
the Republican party from the possession Of
power, and no other means to effect it than
clamor and misrepresentation. But we ed
dress ourselves to the honest and unaspiring
members otthe Federal Patty.
You, now see how riiicu Gus are the inv,
sitions or your leader You nave been told
that the Government of your country YVES IN
derfveneh l'fue"ce The tale has been r,ng
from one end fths nation to the other. Be
mold your mistake Though engaged in a
war with the enemy OF France, you have
seen no alisace, offensive or defensive-no
tic which brings US nearer TO France. Yon-
government has dis laimed such COIL
hection IN the most solemn manner; and
Russia at least has done Justice 10 our qyis
dom.
Again.
You w~re alarmed wi.h the idea Of rhe
power OF France. You were t,ld tina. no
naparse was oyerrunning the wor!d--that i,
was necessary for 10 submit to the moults
OF Englahd, Who was the Bulwark betwe en-
us aud univrr'ot Dominion. Where is this
spectre BonapaIie's wings are clipped
Ills power 10 rednced-eyen he himself 4
vows to MS Senate that "ali is turn~d a
III IrN- :.
but for the union s. energy of the French
Awaken, then. from the delusion intp viii, h
You have been cast. Behold the errors in o
which 1t has BETRAYED ynu- Whist ycu.
leaders have directed all Your attention TO
rance. England has been acquiring a DO
m'nion greater than the world ,as ever seem.
and which sac has abuse'i 10 onr oppr.ssi
on. France only touched Us now and then
here and there. But the power cf E.1p
ihnd is eXerted on that eeme.t, on which
we Came INTO continual collision with her.
one Is now the despot of the seas. VIII
your party then any longer pretend that she
IS our Bai~ark against universal dominion
when SIZE has herself acquired domi,i-
on which ought 10 alarm every commercl,l
2e'p'e IN the world. Yet your party mas re
commended submission 10 ner usnrpa,ioos
they have c'amoured against the war
whioh is "ased 10 oppose ,hem---they have
teit tor the Saxon and the Spaniard, whilst
their heart has been dead to the wrongs q.
their own countryrnen. You see the errors
into which these hive conducted -ou--
your Country now calls upon you to aid in
ncr struggles.
Times are chrrPeG--Hogv Circumstance, chrrge
Tnh Mo7n In iSII-l9, England 4vouLl have a,,afe
Fcace, without the in ietenG nee Of H0raaa Sic
S'o1fa me" haze BEEN content ggith receiV , Sbnn
he l<,-;S NJ l. I
ong Gsa'a the French -d1inister1 10 the reieniny
iyno'ty nut tuho do YOU mean, said HE British
,ehnfsfer IN, ePiy, by the re,gaing Dynasty 2 -
Pe9ee you'd haze Teen made, iftEe French -tlinis
yer ha4 on y sad Ferdinand, not Joseph the Bvur-
bon, instead # the Bonsparte. BIT tie French
Minister 'aid nothing--and SO the sva, Svent on
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