Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25

cutting tie & roits ~ sile protes.snts Sotat Won
see, my Lord, II ROeiai.d H Vas correct IA his no.
uoa, Gbout the immetstc interference OF TIC Devil
with Napoleon the Devil YVES very COOL friend 10
liberty oi conscience a.d the Protestant relieiun
The IIars says, and truly, that i is MOI inst 20
aseiibe Oh, 81 hOrri acts salei,to religious b. .ntrv
10 be sure it IS rot. Tbs sl,ne bisotr, existed IA ,e
time oi the Directory. the Consulate, aini The I'm.
r1rofship but the H0gGtsts .ad {''fes.s thuse
dear and nlscp0rahlC associates. were aisett All
religious tolerated under lhe ,olntion,rv NO.
vermnents al religions ere upon "A level Al
i'td Ia harmony together. Men we're not tloucht
u,e worse Tor havingno apparent ryligioi at al.
'"t, when the foreign armies carried back the Bour-
Cons and their isoya.ats; when IA. Priests we're
reinlrojnce'i when tine way-sidca began tobe a
eNin gainshed vih cruS'iXes then the wO.S OF cut
ting the thtoats Of SrUtest.a.;s hcgan.
The Penlioaed Burke, t.e Kew Herher; Narsh,
(als1 pessinacr,) John iiowles, The Dutoh Coia-
mis,tu l.ovaiist and the amorr Old Ceorg.. ilose
all assured this nation, that OUGHT 40, To grudgs it,
moucf u carry an WAY, which, as ,hey said, Was
ai1 'yneee Ssry 10 tc preserva' ION o. csr. 10
y HehS7on. What they might ,seaa oy 90 o. Hl-
~ Religion, is more tssn can Ey but, 1.-THE,
meant the Pr0fcS.QHt RELIGION, the pies.l,t scs.e,
IN Europe are d. lighti comm, l;agy on their text
ne war has eert:.aly restored the iallisiiiln 40
Spain and Portugal, with a!l is a.cieut snlen,or
II has made the Pope more powerful ,nan he has
hsen Tor ages; 1t has revived the Jesuts and final
~, has let loose a,e kGvcs ot thro Is against
tie Pro- es;snts Of fr,pce. I tliuk that Gown SoB
STRONG, of the State of Massachusetts VINO called
tis war ot ours, The BUisrGric ojHeia, i,n" must
by ihstmc, begin to look lijte rs II ne were ASIA
ncd o himself. The Cossa,k mi. SIS of HAT er,r-
'Iy, who are never ashamed ofauy thing viii idare
SAY, braZen uut thgi' conduct TO the last Bu. Co
VERNON STRONG, who csn hardly have arrived al
such pitch ol hardened imnuie,cc, will, should
inagn', now he so"rv, for having been 50 lar led a.
st ay by the spirit OF faction and Of envy
Bet, our Chti ci-wh, re is its Protestant zeal ,
Far be ii T. ON nc to end tult with the Prince Re
gents mandatory letter to The Clergy 10 preach and
make collections of money in behalf Il the Waterloo
tund On thu conr4i'r, wish that all the money
r carry ing on the war, sar sibsiizcg German az
M S, and even FIR the support Of snccurc placeu m
am the greater part Cfthe pensioners were raised
III the same way But. as there lave been su,,-c,.D-
inns tor Spa'ish Patriots, tr German sIE;,rers for
r. nch koya'i,ts, why not subscription Cor the
suffering P'oeS:GHtS Of Z. aocc We pay annual
~ pretty Ia So sums t2rthr support, even To Ibis
Day, 81 French Protestant Churches. And shall
We not draw out few 1und nt these new ~ ,,er-
stSitcd iro'esta'ts: The Ciurch has hardly had
Time YET to pn' it Fin mO'i0n. In tine curse OF
mo 10, We shall VIM; tic 3 bic Sociei les a;d tie
Clergy viii be able, wiling, 10 eli CT in behalf OF
our suffering fellow professionals In France
II IS very sii1 &C, nay Lord, hut it 10 not less
Stra g tan tITl, t.at t!ie peoen Euglard are OF
S@f~l"e" vet They stare At one another; ask -yhds
! Hes's No o g can tell them. They alp, in r.n.-
i''i a'rai that all will Totyet cnl well They are
RUM al 2. sometimes, the amazing glory that
II ste u acquired bat then, s0mrh0v o.. aro. ~
th,r 10y receives reb,ike fi0m their ',ars Big
''hn BuT, sitting in his easy chair, swelling witt
pr"c, IN couem plating the lofty monument of Wa
t'rion awakcd, all NJ once, from MS sweet reveric.
iy a tap on o.se shoulder bv y Collector Of poor
rates, ans ON Tie other by Collector of Il g'sta
e. would 'oase picture truly enough representing
ths stat" ttle na'icH. People know not what to
IWk / heir 'agu" hopes from success in war gre
tappointed They feel no benefit no reli.f from
t'eir htr'cn7. All t.ey have little hope for the f.,
lu.e. Far 1cr complai hadcsm n c nniaip In -
No', * a-d journey meu CON iaiG. Tie narrowing
Of di7eounts IN FrcaiueeJllr street was absolutely
"ecc,sqr', % keep dIwa the exchange Int 1.
strikes blow All thcs, Who pan tqreg. zri,Is,lt
'ccr;1g'lF az. thing olGt NJ tie falea. To make
n taXts be2r2b.c, Paper must make prizes Lyh
u p ices are made 'ig'', tie papcr cheap gold IS
"e"i, "d the GA Lady, the real supporter of the
wa, ~ the gamer Of vctoric over France. i; snn
IA E,1 IN ner ava rags. What death Tor go ven
c,ahl- \ D.cle
Tie c''tios of,he THREATS Of The French Prote7-
tan's Is Tide known IN Eusild. The dung Is s,nch-
cred IN Tire usunl woy. There will BE more persons
well acquainted with II in tn, liiile state a.. u j.
ware, tan there will lie in Ia Who'll, ineelorn. n
IS one o the things which do nat SUIT But. ir.t
were universally known here, do not thi K il ould
create any great sensation especial Il it were To
appear, that tie Pr'tcstants friends of Naso-
leon, Of .IHaflctU1'ers. However fro 10 q l. sta.,
we mes b. reused u The course ora very few years
ls ia.io7 ot 'te time is admiration nf Germans
ana 6erioan N.iSSe's This fashion will not last
1he ;aN-ga'herer will put all to rights.
AHd nov, ny Lord, what is To bc done with tie
F't'cN Beloved, paternal Louis NVIiI aud his
iH'e.1a. iace, mast BE- in a strange s.,uaisn If
% ~ remain UNDER the protection of for ig, ba
nets, all their lives, what al onor il will be t. them
Ano really, il they do not, they seem likely t. have
hite chance OF rcignng. 1t must be m increduiiU
posing AL con ence, 10 rel H9.r the beli,f that
they axe most wonderfully beloved y tNc French
pcoil Louis called them lis i9Ui1iq sn5 j-c.q be-
fore he got amongst them. He toll then, chat he
was about tn bring them blcS haDpaess ly the aid
OF his '!ts. Verify, they will, by this time, have
been able to Judge pretty well OF tn. haD,ness
which the lourbons bestow.
rs In the cu"se oCfreedom. it will, in the end,
profit 10y all that is doing This is no n- for iis
friends tn despair. Every agitation is f,yorabI to
tlie cause Of truth, because every agitation causes
6ScHSSl9H. The complete rem val Of NapC'eOn
pats an end to the fears ofllc Gimid who viii no
i"gsr any for their giving ~ their brcei
M cheese, in order u purchas. protection The
big-bear IS no more. An arfnl kIaye ca, no ION
ger csumni'tc lis nrigi Dor, by pros. uae him rs
an adhercnt oi Napoleon. Il will he III same ia H.
mrIca where there canhe but 0Hc mimi as % foreign
poi'cs az there must nov asree to lhc line of
polite q measures Of defence TO b. pursued * he
must be very feeble minded politician indeed, who
cs not sec, THAT side OF the ocean the most -lor
Gus Prosp Cts opening 20 the cause Of liberty ai owe.
the w0it
Well may tic T;uae, the Cousrva K ,he Pasr
lrot with scowiiuS EYES towards the Rcpuliic -
~ ell may thcy caiiupO0 our government ~ 50 i,os
Sharp to her" Sharp as you pleas, my or!
but what is The VSe oi year sharpness What
would iho5, men lave sou 90 . Woald t,ic, have
yea pick a quarrel Yes, ~! tl.ey SAY So
beace, becpnss America 's building shirs What
rfate this fD bring Bic John pul az "a ies.i 'Vbo