The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-17


| tiny bounty behold, then, the code against
w6ich You petition; it disbear,ens cxertion
IL usquailhes merit il Gebilitatcs the State
1t de5rAdes the Godhead it dis pbcys CHRIS
uani'Y IT makes religion d mart, aud ITS
tonader inonopoiist aud for ages, il has
reduced Country, Fertile in its soil, conuu-
oious in its harbors, rich IN It's mines, c.l,.-
! DRAFTED Tor its genuius, exemplary for it's faith
blessed with every beauty of nature, ana c
very bounty OF providence. 90 a state unpa-
rid'etled tor such period, urder arv consei-
,utlon processing 10 be free, or any govern
Iert pretending to b. civilized! To Justify
THIS conpounio. !otly and famine, there Is
now no argument; the whole weird is at
peace with England the pope is her friend
-Cathohc Europe is her ally /: the asper-
SONS on the Catholic creed have been retut-
n abroad, and The fear ofa foreign influence
KS been re5sJted at home. Now then is the
un'e 70 concetie with dignity that which was
never denied without injustice This hour
prosperity may De bat the hour of probation
cur time has been the theatre of urodig;es
We have seen the labor of ages overthrovn
& the whin o. day erected on its ruins rs
ta'iSnrnenes, the most solid, whitening at
word: and visions, the most fai.tastical, real
wed al wish crowns crumbled tiscords
cHniede:ated kings made vagabunds. and
v9sabohdS made kings--at the capr!cious
frenzy Of village adventurer. We have
seen the whois political and moral world sha-
king as with an earthquake, and shades the
most fantastic and Formidable aid friphtti,l.
heaved into lie by the Culye,ines Ct The con-
yu!sion. TIE storm has passed over us -
England has survived t If she is wise, her
present prosperity viii III but the hand
mad ot her justice :iE she is pions, her
past periis viii betut the herald3 Other es,-
piaton.
rnas rapca II the way o. argomes,c. /
nave sand t. thr enemies o. vcur question
let nae oitcr my hurbie opinion GO its friends
This, indee rendered peculiarly Necessary
by the melancholy and ca,ar ,taus spectacle
Of this day. The first anl almost the Sole re-
quest an advocate would max, O; you, is to
remain united rely on it. sided assault
Ctn never overcome Console ed resistance
AN educ tel aristocraC~ r. head t. the
propic, without which they cannot think
tie people are as hands II the aristocracv.
without which they Cannot act. Confirm.
| Whert you agr cO'c,de. where you differ
---recotitCt tho aniniividrai Sacrifice is the
universal strength nd can there be a no
| bloT Shrine than the altar Of our country
DIS SAM spri of Cancellation shout even
| Dc eHt*nC'c' - you enemies a., if ENGLAND
VII not consider that brow o. suspicion is
ou! . cad accompaniment T. IN act Of grace
! u sie wi! not allow mat kindness may make
| thcsa re ndS. whom even ofDil;s,un coold
net MAKE ICES if she can have from Ireland.
| hy elylpglreland an intcres. l. he conssitu-
non sui siDce her power is tIe shield Ct her
| pr JUDGES, you S3ou!, ConCcds where you
cannot Conquer it is WIS.,, - e. Weld where
/ 1t s3s become hopliess to cr1lat
here IS but one concession which rcv-r
Woui advise, and which, Il were 4 catholic
! would never make; no, not for all the
wealth OF II glands commerce, nor ell the
monopoly OF highlands rivi,cd.es1 Y viii
| perceive thar l alede - any interference
4! With year clergy. That was the crime of
| NJ. Hrstt'n's security bill. Il made p.cran-
| age OF your religion the ransom for yCur l;b-
! crties, and bought the favor OK the croxn BY
! inc surrender OF the Church. Il IS = vicious
| pimclpie; It IS the Cause Of ali your sorrows
Il there had not been a state establishment
tAere would not hive been a catholic bon
! cage by That Inces-ucus compact between
! tde altar and the throne, i1rdeliGy has p
| cn'eved more extended dominion. than by
! aii the soPnisms Of her philosophy, Or all the
| terrors Of her persecution It r9sltes Coos a
! post'e court appendage, and God himself
| 4 cohrt pGrveyor it carves the cross into a
| char 81 state, where, with grace OF lis brow
and SH!d in HIS hand, the little ;.erish. bic
/ Puppst q aus HoIl@s vanity NJ kcs Onuipo-
! tehce hchiai TO its power, & ete1r,lg q nan
der to is prohts
" MAJ, proud mao, dressed IN a litAe brief autfer
Plays ansh fantastic tr;sSs before High Hes.
| ven,
Asc'e7 make angels weep"
| BE no. party Of ; as yon have sDu,ned
! the temporal interference Of the pope. resist
! the spiritual jurisdiction cf the crown. "Ker-
| der unto Cesar Chc things that are Cassar's
! md unto Cod the Thugs that arc God's"-
| they are the words q HIM from whom the
| embroidered minister Of this day taxes his til
| tie.
| "lt does lis wealth. tlo si,n,.le snauf rove
! " ~ him who's oily wealth was I,aeeJ shoSe
! does us ratk ihe holy martyr thew.
! Whose sad, sublime d.stme;on was hin WOE
/ Put what pretence has England for her in
! serfeteEce with your religion? 1t was the re-
! Lyon Of The most giorioss IRA it was the
I rs!islon 81 her most ennrbled patriots it was
! TIE rsiiS'rn Of the wisdom hat framed her
! Constitution i was the religion Of the valor
/ tl"t aehisved Il; II wouIt nave been, 70 this
! c7y the religion Of her eupire, hal Il NOT
| Tor the lawics5 Lust cf = gnurleron, "a
! dui-ercrhII What Tght his she 70 suspcct
I your church When her thousand sects were
! brandiahinS the fragments e their faith A.
! e4.Hst elch other, ali Christ saw his gar
! ,nen' without scum, piece Of patch work
J Tor every mountsbsrk WHO figured in the
| paa'oHnne-"hen her ReJci lsmplc rocked
| 1t every 5r, Cir 5inVu ag ,ia.. u bv the ca
J prices oi her y iesi vs. ~ her Paneg- ire
! land, proof ag-inst %. menace 90 ls-r power
was lHoot against TIE rcri3gs inL.etv Of
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