Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-25


d yu II lump. Ih y would call every
thing Jofy, g criminal qvrakneSs.' short of
tAe utter rum OF your coun,Iy. Ny, have
you not already had a spe linen # IN, IN.
moderation Before the victories over y :
po.eon as'year, they always talked f che
Soma part" of you. they only wish d n
ac/ end our rights, and t. i've upon p,..,l
rms WITH you. Thy id that he .sss1,,,,t
p'rt OF the pacp were with tbem a ii
ha' the w4r p ty were french facrfos,.
VINO hated England because sh. " thr
great bu'weik OF Religion" Do YOU re-
member how they chang d Their ton. al
IN moment, when they hes rtl of the f n
| OF Napoleon Doy u + menib + thai. thev
then SAIL that 40 feGce could be made VIII
| JAMES MADISON; tiiat ne tire. ~ ~ h, Ia
| De signed. exc pit az tie trad cfle.yrey;s 1, r
me EnSfiSh army IN tire heart If fHe Vii
| TED States ? Do you remember bo,y s,.o,
| Trey dropp d all distincto S in their invec-
tlVes, and called for the fcgei1e- Of . f6e
| .fmeTfcoHs z" DO you renierb : thet thew
insisted, that no peace should be mad. with
you u"'l' your politi a iu'titu, ons had been
| suove. I'd, Until your evil and nj icaI
| st te had teen destro, cd uctij IN Z, * 49,
! cnleVohS erdwhte y successful DEMO
CRAIICAL REBELLION'' lad been
done away Until this was eff ctrt. n. y
! sad that there could be no sa|sfU for ;b.s
| regular governments 81 the civil zs.d worla.
Not word did they the71 say about the
sound part of the community /; not . wcrd
about the FederaiistS !; not a word abouf
me good EeQfle in the Eastern States -
not Word about Rfr. OTIs or he ct',er
Ministers, whom they used to praise. II ev
l"oAed upon the conquest Of Your country
IS S~Te-and they we're prepar ng for call
Ing aloud Tor the &c Punishment" os Won an.
It was the " mschievous examDI. Of H.
success OF Democratic I'e5cIf0n'' that tbev
w's'le to destroy. And were not the ne
deFChStS Democratic Rebels as we'll &c th,.
rest III your Pres diets and an von,,
governors were, ccording to these mems
views OF the mater, g Democratic Rcl,els -
what reason, then, could they have 10 s,,n-
pose, that they were, by these writer's IN.
tended to be SIP red any mere than the
rest OF the people In all their pr.issscf
the sound part ofthe people" they were
'ctuated by the desire of obtaining aid
nor certain and more Complete
Two months have MT p sset over chr
heads sln these writer's were arpi5udnc.
che sending of arms and enamunition 10 the
roy2lStS q La Vendee, whom t ey c lied
brave, .fciAfHi, religious, and o., tbev
urged On to eXter mn t. tie Jqcob;rs-
they cslied them, who were opposed IN 40
BoarboTs. Now, because The Vgnf.-ons
do not seem to relish the total conones. ne
dismem0erment, and utter ruin of the;r
country by foreign armies, they confnnd
them with the army # marshal Dav lust
they lump them along with the Other mar.
ties and even accuse them Of irgyafffzls,e 2
They are calsd lsngraffjuL To Erelgnd
because tcey do not appear inclined 10 aiI
10 tn despoil rg even The king ofhis ts.r,i.
tories ; even that Erg to fight FIR whom,
they received their arms and amreunif,r,,
hu., what is this more than thew had ta-
fore done with regard to your F-cerslistss
When they saw notices If the Meeting of
the Contention At Ha7Yford. they cliuc2led
With delight. They cheered them or.-----
They applauded the conduct of the Of. mo-
ters. But when the convention broke M.
with merely agreeing II an apple tiou to
be made to the several states TO i'm tbenn
in demanding reform Of the Fe err / Cor
st.tuton, our writer's turned round unop
them with reproaches of all sorts -
What - said the Times newspape,. o l.
THAT ALL! We expected a dfz5i.io,,
Of the Union TO be deciared ~ once or. az
least, the impeachment of Madison ard
his associates. These conventisnaiists sre
men Of no Uigor. WHY do they rot. Ike
the brave FeHdeGHS, take NJ arms End ca
opcrste T9tth car naval and ,nilitary com
ninndeTS J ms was what TUe exhecfej
Or, at The Uery feast, I'VE exp clcd the.
neutrality Of tie Eew-England S,ates =,
be declared.--As things now stand. thes.
States ought no longer 10 experience our
forbeayaace, seeing the i7er1htude with
which cur past forbearance has been re-
pad"
Was tle-e ever impuIecce like tr,is
heard Of before Is rot this Insulting Chr,
feeli rs OF mapki1d? An' What hu Nila-
ton must it have been t. Mr.. Otis nj OH
Us, TO have been objects Of such ne.,;
praise do not lmputt to the HART ri
Convention, thr base sign Of aiding IN the
subjug tion Of ths country and in III de-
siructi0n If freedom amongst men butif
we G. x the then circumstances of Ar,eri-
ca into view, it is impossible to denv tbas
they intend d so 60 embarr SIS the Gen,r
government. IS TO compel it TO do vybae
would have been disgrac ful. e lcastio q cir
country, in order TO sink their rivals ,n4
raise themselves upon their ruin :-anf
this was, to say the least of it, rarrvirg
party spirit to an unwairautabc I ng,h.-
There is no doubt IL my T. ind, nor I'm tha.
OF any man Of Information th0t have eyer
conversed with On the ject, that Il WIS
the encour1 cement nei1 tut by the conduct
Of men in the Eastern Stetes, witch r,o-
lorg the war after the peace Of Par p
indeed 1t was thai encoursg e. men, viii. II.
more han any thing else. frcdfced k5c egqy n
hore that those men win now Z k wa
| ifr That thew, like The YeHJeq,s