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

Catnet leaving them time for conscr;p,ions, no
means OF collecting French officers to discipline their
troops, NJ opportunity 10 int que for friendship and
support among the continental powers OF Euspe. II
IS not yet too late to strike n dccs We blow; bt that
blow must be struck with all our heart ant with a!I
Our strength. Let US but conceive the pr,ose, hun.
dred Thousand regulars embodied ia the cor,s. OF tine
ensuing spring. Does any one believe ti,,t without
mighty effort on part, the Canadss ce,uhl be. re
tanned another year Wouid not the exaltaton Of
senghnseifat the hsad o. such force urge Mr. Ma
dro az all hazards, TO complete his otten-ried vas
on Even il his scheme should but partially sue
coed, anil he should Ne oaly able. tn dag ON ,l.rsn
slye war tor smother twelve months who knows " hat
allies that period may stir ul III. him. under the false
petcnce OF regard for neutral hts aud fo, the IL
borty oil the sas! On our side 20 conclude neac. nj
ue present moment would be confess ours Ives /,
iniia'ed ny The wsriike preparations Of the enemy
IL seems, therefore, that have but one path To f
ow Whatever was the force destined to act against
America before this DARING BILL, of MIR Mon.
roes was thought Of Ter that free inss,tf, he dur
Oied ft rs cast aside all Ltro6eo1i bsEt,cs fhot
cross Mss greet and paramount Object of our ererti
WiS' Let General ct csnman Ing NAME be at once
dispatched to the seat of war. We have often said
and we repeat It, that America is scene on which
the Duke ot Wetngtnns talents might be displavej
TAR more benehcisy TO his country, than can possibly
ne IN he cou'tiy circles OF the ihulleries but if
Grace must necessarily be co fined to the duh round
OF diplomatic bus ness, al least let tome officer be
sent whom the general voice OF the army NAV de-
snate as most ike skill anil enterprise u o,: great
Nat@na Hero Fatal experience has ,hewn us, that
no EFFORT OF such an enemy be overlooked When
the flag ofthe G,teraere was struck VIZ. saw If in ,bi
disastrous omen which has since been but too sally
verified on the Ocean and on the Lakes, The .tri
umphs OF the American navy have inspired even their
pi1vstcers with remarkable QUascsfv The p,,ese,.
papers mention the cruises of the Te,cock the (,c
Seftr and the .Nnms,k all Of which were yer, ,,,c
cessiu and all ventrred the coasts Of Eei,lf and
he'"ha Inc two latter being American built, ou.
sailed every thing that gave them chase This CIR
cutnstance. tba
-Nomusity. Surely there must be some recoverable
and innfn6e cause of CELEBRITY in sxine WHICH is On
important point ct naval tactics Nj. Fulton of Ca
tanatTn memory, appears TO have emplnvea him. ON
naval machine of singular powers Iris described a.
aeean frgate, and is Intended carry red hot shot
oil one nundred pounds weight. When we rtme,n-
Dse oow contraTyto expectation the Tremendous
effect OF the battles ofihe Darrianeles we canpo -,
urey dismiss from our minds all app,,sbensions ,r t,,
effect OF this new machine of Mr.. Fulton's"
ne'ore proceed TO inquire into the jlstice Of these
Charges against Mr.. Monroes Bill, cannot refrain
from noticing, in particular manner one pbrase NJ
tins article. MIR Walter (for hire he whom h, viii
10 write tor him, he is the author calls the Rill this
DahlNti Bill of Mr. Monroe's" Mr. Walter is M
giaminarian, my Lord is it necessary that he
should be, to qualify him for addressing such ron,
as the we-attired rabbie of England WIN ar HE a
ders But this is not the thing hat have in v;ey.
want your Lordship toma,k the werl DARING; -
as applied to this Bill; il were thin VIII ch the
iepubc ought think of without o,t he-,,;s,;o,
as NJ 1t were like the act OF a servant t.l;ny M,
sword and challenging his master and rs ifit wore
!ra!t OF "tsoence 1abeGr,rbe in nation at war with
i'g John Bull totake efectal means to resist his At
tacks on their shores Ms il were oyicio,s in tbe,
10 PROVIDE the neans of preventing their cities towns
anu villages from being punderea or burnt This fr
waiter, only few days ago, called Mr. Jefferson
" mar and Shze. He has hundred times called
Mr. Madison miScreGnf a traitor Ea, . ,;5,,;,
anu as o!te' INSISTED that no peace ought ever to be
paie with hln. lie has frequently insisted that Mr.
hNdison and his faction (the majority of Conere,sl
must be hurlsd from their seats He called Mr. LEI
ierso1 the old serBen In short isfbe ncr, to in,
possible TO think OK any v. term or enitbet which
tis author has not applied the American President
anu the MAJORITY oftat Congress- which is the real re.
presentation o. the American people And vet he has
tins cool impudence spest of this Bill this maasnr
OF dfce, as it it were something ins,i.nt toward. ,s
ne truth u.s. my Lord, we have so long had IN
dea with East Indians aud Portuguese and S1an;ards
ana ic'iahs, and Germans and Dutchnen and I,ussi-
ans ana lmperisist Frenchmen that we are ou;,e
spohedior dealing with the Anne rieans We bovs
at last arrived at snc PITCH that we regard il pc ~,
science m any people to talk of resisting us AIR
water u.s. IN this respect the mouth piece ofhis readers
we must correct ourselves 20 this WAY of think n
ann talking ifthe war with America enot;nne N, e
shs be exposed to the derision Of the whole world
wow, men, as to Mr.. Monroe's measure. MIR Wal
Ter ueseroesit as conscbhon saws that 1t will sub
ectthe people to 6arbdroHs huaEyatioti /. says dt
1t makest the President rktary eIssbos NJ m, n,.t
sd'ts'aaG'y character; asks who is TO chain tbe
SW's ana drag them 10 the headquarters Of the mi
mary u"lsion calls the rafting IF this force putting
c"..n around me liechS Of the american citizens
: hese are the charges which Mr. Walter prefers a.
g"hs' ths grand measure of the Republic and he oh,
SerNesnat whenthe American gentleman Of s6lesl1bd
u''HH'enis some years ago, composed his celebrated
re'ew OF the Consc'iphon Coe of that monster Bona
PIe ne could not possibly foresec that his own coun
y Womb so soon he subjected to the same 6qrbora,,o
""A,af11n' L ms gentleman of {" sb,enliid 1ttni,
,ne7HS wssa MIR Walsh, of Pbiiadelpha, who. having
ncen 10 France, came over to England where, under
9he PATRONAGE OF the friends OF bribery and corrnon
ne wrote and published pamphlet calculated IN old
'ne" views hs pamphlet clearly Showed that the
"',i'oi WAS one on those Americans, who BIZ the vain
sp'endor that they here behold ant by the hone rs
sharing IN II, have been induced to aposaiise ro h
principles oil their own Republican Government This
young mfn, whose work really yer Y moor nerfor
ihShee, aD0nding with Inconsistencies and infleed
WIN no"hr GIT fslsehoOds had his head turned h, tho
"W'ies ~ Tie hirelng writers AMI reviewers here 81
should not wonder it this work acquired him the mn.
ptSkaoe iehcI'y OF hearing ths e1en lis name 4rra
"e"f0'e6 III a conversation between two Ior,Is The
great recommendation OF the work was tbatit vas mt
',le work 81 a. EHFfisinan No It uas said the WORK
"' 'f"e,'cdi' who, IF c0Hrse, a f4end of the
tenei', and not at all disposed tn exaeeerste in dos,
ernng their misery. This was the fraudulent colour
uder when the work got INTO circulation Mr. W,Isb
"ss 'oo IN tIe hands Of crafty men, who azzled him
with praises. Wv NN~''' '''n
hnt now as to the resemblance betweon Mr. Mon
roe measure and the conscrptou Of Napoleon -
ISL he French CONSUMPTION WAS decreed by an
arbitrary hesp0t' assisted by an Assembly whom, u,e
people had not chosen Tie levy in America is order
e' oy Nlsw' passed by the Congress- who are the real
ana NOT the sham representative or the peo To- Nc
have recently been chosen by the people and ,r 4,
they desire to be re-elected mus, oef en- ss ~ ,io
the people, the time Of their ree.c,;o, bc; -.