The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-04

pint down. We are now FELT AMI rc,oces.i "a pow
er, aii 1t II Tire de,i which The entertain o,
oar resources sn growing inportsnet;, thet has ntu-
ccd him IN press the against us after lis procs
objects hal ceased. Success By discontinue at n
scacmes and tac attainment ofsn hoacrane peace will
place the States on higher grounds the opinions OF
the wcr' than they have held at any folfacr period
ia future wars, their commerce will We peru,,,e.i To
take SIS lawful range unmoies,et Thei,. renonst,an-
ees to ioresn governments will not a. b. put aside
UNDECIDED fe" viii b. presented, l'ecs there w,il
seldom nc occasion for them. Oar Union founded on
ttenai a'eeton, vii have acquired new strength by
the proost will have afforded Of the iuportan. aiys
t'scs attending II. Respected! abroad AMI ,anpy Al,
home, the United States will have asco,oui,,,e the.
great OBJECTS Tor which they have long coniended -
As ana"n. they will have lictle To dread, people,
lutte tn dcse,"
b.'eec your Loriship's serious attention to these
important wor Is. | ae,Y that poace ,ov mail. ,,,.,n
the ,ss at the S.Cfrts quo oud ba SUCCESS 90 ATnc-
r'c', have often ssd this be ore lie, DR. n! hc,see
AGAINST US. single handed vii; be mos. els,los ti,pnt
to her. and wii elevate her in the ewes Of all the world
But, then my Lord, repeal once more villa, have.
40 often s'd, what will be the CONSEQUENCES n her SIC
cess at the end o ten year., five wears war -
How much greater would then he her ,rius,ph1 How
much greater her wei"ht in the world How much
fror= prtil her defiance of IT, How much u oee
powerful bier navr How muc!, mere at. her
people agaiast us
confess. thai, after all tha. has been said here a.
no't Mr. Madison alter all the threats of our ,iress
To Hfoss htn alter all the lars t,airo,s h,norr.re
nc thar the press has ca d him after ftbe cxnc-
tntons nj seeing FIcERor sent out 10 Wa gton
nv 1t wer'd sink the Heart Of John Bull own ito
ms shoes TO see peace made with his zs,ne Mr. Ma
uson without eXtoIag aoret.a- from, him, FIN vnu
aud your colleagues ought 10 ,iesnse ts sc,a. Il, H.
created BY the vnsl Men, WHO live nv mis- e..s, n.-
non ard .lsehoo7: whose tables furnished sith the
f'i'is OF i.atseiing popular pr .j,l'lccs.
ccn!cs;, too, that the friends OF Can,ain Henry
mat the wouli-be .No5esse Of .dlssdchss-,fg that
the derafss ia general, woui he p,.t down forever
oy peace with Mr. Madison, terms honorable to
america, naae At thS u'ne, and which ptacc would
clearly have been obtained by the wisdom OF his ,pea
sres and the bravery those whom he hcs enp, ed
b', hanI; these senrvy Mob sie, my Lord fhey a.,.
poor creatures. They cannot sss..t US The ,;onn
a'o" on America IS ssfe'haay republican,, from one
enc 10 the other These pooc things have tried th..
utmost, and they have aiied. As Io:r, as ,h.v ar
stimulated wih the hope of forcing Omen the ol,icec M
government by tie ini-i.vrnes ofteir court,, tley
WV. c''k org 'hoai a Pnrdto'4 cttbe Uaon but the
hsome':ttit"' uSt hope dies within them YOU will g.,
mem AS gtet as mice. AID, really do not know nj
any Thing more likely to kill that hope than the
.. W.T. 'onrpe which viii not only bring forth An eff.
.'I'' 'r,N H'S but which Will no an efficient ariov
"f'''tS IN feGdf'iesS st weeks notice, while at lie
same 'i'ne, 1t viii Ubvstc the secessity of st11ac
o'"S, ana o. II great permanent. erEenSe ard vii,
s' i,1STIITIIrl.t from acquiring
E'.'on'se inco"sNeSt with the principles OF repub-
'.an so' erneit, aud dangerous TO Ioliuca and Ell
Vi! liberty. 49, ~
1oon'es' moreover, that there another class Of men,
whom yoa would niortay offend by making peace
- e "e 'OhotA"ie 10 America :: L mean, the HG-
ts's Of Jj''eeao'a. | 10 not mean
:, - ihls moment has arri-
we'd the Courier newspaper with the news ut the
PEACE. i"o not know how to express the pIea.ure
iee at this news, or the gratitude which f,, ms ,ct
>, IA common with my countrymen, owe TO yol,.
i@orosup and YOUR colleagues. Far be il from me tn
rejoice at what the TINES calls the DISGRACE If ,b
naDy9t England and the humitiehon Of lie cys7v,
hut being fully convinced, the longer the war had con-
unued, the more dIsgraectu and dangerous would
nave been the result, do most sincerely rejoice ..
ih's asce.,s T.iIissy ,i,, inc less an %
count OF rs being calculated battle the views of thai
hypocrIt'ea faction, VINO have s, the iInpuIencr tr
call themselves Whigs. ~
am, &c. &c.
NM. CoBBETT.