The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-03
INTERESTING LETTER.
TO tte EaY.or ef.le Boston I,a.rio..

SIX,
! send you the enclosed extract for insertion in
your paper, ii you should deem it WORTHY Of public
notice. ii is from the pen Ola young gentleman, oi
unqncstonable federal politics, belonging this
but who las been resident III England Tor several
months past. While il abundanJiy shews the dsgrJec
broughtup0n our beloved country by the Feaer1i
Newspapers, ii must excite the mortifying
greet Ia the breasts OF who fell for the honor of their
country. But ACCOMPLISHMENTS these sc:m,slous and
malignant illusions OF the opposition papers, have
reason to rejoice, that our nation, like the sun
merging from 4 dark cloud, IS rising with increasing
splendor in the view oil the whole civilized world.
One YOUR READERS.
GIVE arc extremely anxious to hear the fate Of the
Treaty signed nj Ghen,, though one doubts, but
lIT. -'iadiSon and the Senate wilrNt6 i. We Judge
from his that though IT may be every thing the
Amcrlcsrs may wish. 1t does no, contain any very Oh
Jecuonahie articles and while Ne.J- icriG'ld C2n-
ueation is threatening side, Byiish armies aud
nav"s on Others and eapty treasury is staring the
President in the face, he wi gladl, pOt end the
war, WREN 1t ~ IN his power. hear you have been
very much alarmed in Doston in expedition cs a visit
from the enemy, and the town had every appearance
of ga'1' that old and young, rich aud poo turn
ed out to work the notifications, aud tat IN tac;
the whole population had become sodie s Under
these circumstances the of peace will he pc
cularly graz eful, anti presume You will express
your JOYS ty dinners, balls, llumnatons Re deums,
&c &c
The people here are not much pleased with the
pNaNt WtsnSu IN nave TIE war cO1tulleu IN o.
der to sc gi1e The fatikees rood etubbNS ,to DIES.
troy their navy, burn their towns, and take away
part OF their terri cries. TIL better so, say ju
instrom the language of he Federal paper s. il we
not made peace soon, the u ion would have been
dissolved, and the Fed IN lists liz the Eastern States
would again have come under the mother county"
This was even The opinion If the Prince Regent and
Il the American Commissioners had not roanaged the
negotiations with the greatest ability and skill the war
would have continued. The great body Of the Eng
U.s. people, at the present moment have as strong
dislike, NAV sal hatred, to the Americans as ev
t"y hid TO tie French anal the observations am
eompeiied to hear and bear. (cing taken for AN En-
sl>hmhn wherever g0) render my business, exc,ir-
sionsand intercourse with the great old extremely
rESonc You will he surprised to hear this, and p r
ucHarly the cause oft, ich is the Fedra' 5l.ss-
papers. You know the editors think thy cannot
speak u the Administration ia reproachiul terms
and Believe there IS crime in O II penal code
Which they h We not been accused, excepting hieh-
7'6" robbeTy Nnd s0tSs-jreGkilr These parap1.a his
are circulated through this country and the u opie
commanding the g'eat so'y of Americans with their
government, are o. opinion ;hat there is not 60 viz K
uirucpled rae" of pcopl, Tie ,yorli rs the YaY-
KEGS lfNou contradict them they - IN refer 20 your
own papers, aud n speeches in Couer IS. They say
there may ss'hy b. some good ones amongst vmi
butuness < m. jority w.rc reprobues, YOU Womb
n have SO bad administration as YOU describe
yours Ives"
E-Io''s Note. We heseech, onr Federal bre-
thrn o the type seriously pause, and reflect nm tn.
very injurious endenc' OF such conduct AZ they have
here'oi"re pursued. Th,ir outrageous ratings have
never injured m. Jefsrs9r. Mr.. Ma ke9n nor the
Republican party The jury has been inflicted on
orr common country, ard as much of it attaches
to memSeIveaas to any Republican in the Union.