Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-29

~ar las ea,ailed cpon the country. Aud, the rea-
sou IS Ills that they ,oiesaw these sufei Ass and
we're Cd 20 meet them. Such persons know
hrw "a, estimate justly he character and qualities of
iaeir euuntiy. Such peysons. White they despise
;ie NAaggeistions aud tia empty boasiiags aud nb-
hes Tie atrrious hypoersy, by wlisl, the To lish
have been quilted by Tire w'cSed, can discover in the
bravery the Ita, tile perseverance,, the hariiho0d
the lnee'sa;t abnar, thl UupFlTieei mutual eo.ii
derce, OF E,gli5hm n, aud their kindness end ce-
mrros'tl (Nhere pr-ludice j. dumh,) quite enongn
to make them love their country. lfsuch persos
IA Ne not seen win deep roget the dseom!i;nre of
the lat prclee' against de- AnleIieaa States accom-
i;ni7'. a. It was sith disgrace, which, in itelt, was
m st pauiui t. contemplate il vas because.
tney wtre em,inced tiat the sice IS OF that
pr CT would "a the end, have proved tSe evcrlsst
ing erave oithe liberties OF England AM because
me humiliation, though great a., itself, wss much
dn'rish,d by the reflections, that these who ioilct
Ell !, wore The SONS OF Ens,isl,ncG. The battles.
luush m Europe, have, ia proportion To the num-
berS ensae d, been mere ehdd's play, compared TO
Those fought IN America. Ii was there sd there
oHH, hat We met with our match AID when !; is
ca" deere Vio IL Was With whom fought, the On
y really huniatil rejection is, that the enemy
SD I'D sotar have exc e,ied rs 10 GENEROSITY.
The lAie "ss, expensive, devastating. pundering
4 q bloody wars, marked IS they were in tieig pro-
gr IS d have been ia their resnlt by So many and
such siest evils 60 the world aud Ia England ia par
trnar have lc behind diem 40 evil equal 20 that of
the c'i'nSe M 0sr national character. Is towards
toreiSn Nations Ne were always proud, iaolent, and
Sraspcg Tor dominion and power But, Of late, We
have discovered 0Ehcr passions eu,I olsboSiti9Rs,
which will not describe, and vhish certainly did
not formerly bcong to us. Toiske from US our Ia
borious and perseNerirg habits in all the depart
me'ts ilI-e, our conhde c between and man,
our strong and even vol~nt parental and Aal al
iec'cns, i7. perhaps impossible. That love tf coun-
ty, which consists IN 2 contempt, or hatre,.. Oiall
other eouutT.es, stu eout.au-s IN fall Olc bat
that at'acbncat 10 E1s-'iy, whict WAS an8ugst iAe
best OF our ciaTac sristo. has been greatly euieeb-
le, AID ehiety BY the Of The most active and
cor upt press that ever dssraced nation which
presi has, for % years, been consia lily employed
Ia The Cause oidespotisD which las, at last, made
Us ZOOS vih satisfaction what going on ia France
and Spaa and which Is tolerated, while it ius-
lines the recs"biihaieHt of the l.qui itioa ard the
massacre q ~ tvsisnls. y passion ior what is
called national g!ofb las usu PED the place Of our
love oi ctrtf 0iid political k6erfy. We seem c0a-
scious OF cur los OF te lat,s aud appear 10 ny 10
max the y ord iorset 1t Oy the noise max
ing -b3 = e iOrmer. The dsTeSe which has, st
la I, been brought upon us, by QUE pursuit OF this
p anton, nlsy, peItsp- awaken ne To Of 5u.
ioy and injustice ani, ii il shoAd, il will prove t.
DC the greatest OF blessings
WHAT /, a hundred tunes forctoI'i, has cnme 10
? SIS. ibe war being IT end, the Tears oi the Ii
N beiug disipated, tae passions OF the BRAY. being
tlsyed the preudices OF all aiiording no longer
an ImGnen OF tor The dcccycrs at the Press, In.
nick names OF politics beirg banisAed from the IAN
SdsSe, We beg 10 have disposition u estimate one
another accsrOng 10 Our reai worth, add above ALL
Cuc Ia nds, s,.eh most always Dc al WORK With Sn
e.sy uppO something On other, cgin 90 BE- earned
oar owl nsu0 IL alI-iIs, AID with tis singular
diva tag over torsaer times, ihat poll.tcol
fai".cs have, during ti.e ti.oc d turmcii, been
80 completely exposed aud dlscr, died, rs
yer 10 lie able asa1 TO deceive the people
aud 10 draw of ui,ir attention from those OBJ
Jccls thatate Of real importance to ttem. ~
inonsst many heavy insses We nave, at any rate,
THIS clear gGiG; that there IS rot now to be found
any OF dat dO,ustn SIS, w,ii=h formerly divided
~ town a'd every company Into Uhigs aud ~
iteS There Was tne when no i.eonsilersblc
part oi the people wore the Vindsor Csitorm a
marx 81 gttaehn,nt to PITT, Bi,fe and BilI6 as
mark OF attachinentt) Fox. L viii engage LAT
there moi, amongst tae lowest Of the people,
Il single man 10 be fund ia England, wn1
would not laugh 20 seorn any ateraTt to make HIN
believe, that otihe parties b-t0r than tha O.
tier. {Iord GREY, have heard, attributed this d.
strueiion oftne credit oi baiTyto tlaLS las
lorisup tr the houof .,e lid me, bul il not my
duo 'th- country owes tiis mesti uabie benefit u
Sin ESANcIs BUHDETT uor. tean 10 asyolicr iaan
:iring; tut indeed, 1t vas the disc made from
1905 10 1909, inclusive, that procured US MS greet
and permanent good The people have learnt
great deal. They no% understand much more than
they ever before anderstood about the .ture X oper-
atiOus Of the government; about the way ia which,
taxes expended aud about the manner in
which they themselves are sfeciedby them. Mere
sIl!.t4SD mere S.'aS % party have lost tlcr pow
er he Bib Societies, though very NUMEROUS
aal active arc wholly insufficient to check the spi-
rit OF political enquiry and Investigation. Tie dis
trosses now prevailing, the dscussonsas the eaus,
Of these dtresies, tn pressing OF them, the
great aud jmmeCis.e interest which thsy exci,e in
al glasses, must add to te sloeS Of national iuiOi
mation.
1t is much to h. desired, not only for our own
SIX hut that Of the .0ioie .oord that we should
adjusted by just sentimsut.; for, strange as il ap
pears al irsi sight, tne peace, happiness, a.d FREE
som Of mankind IS, IN great degree, IN han s.
Ine narr0w limits oil tiie country, ig comparatively
barren soil, its un.Asosable climate, and its scanty
population, maze 1t appear prcspmptious 70 hold II
~ ia this Capor ant point 1t view. But, when We
come tolook more closely into the mater. shall
not fad the notion 50 very we'd. An + sii,hnan,
wt,'le he eais and drinks more than TN .ther
man, iabours three times as many Lours ia tie
nee oil year afy otacr lis lie is three
common iig,s People Of niher c1uytres have
some hislre hoU 8. An GnslisAlsau las nome He
always walks or rides fast rs he can. You may
knew him from all the rest Of Tie world by his head
going b. fore lis feet by pus log on; fgoing
Tor Wnger, aid by hi sto0p AID his round sloui-
dere I'm American gentleman 0es rysi, that
when he FIST came % London, all tne people IA tha
streets" sesine as u they were song oit a c17nd
and had been charged ~ make his.c book" Never
was diere batter description. Ii sc see raau
walking at ieisuey pace, 10 The country, we sus-
pect him 10 be lhei, or, al least, yagrant. Sun
dsyseens 10 be the oaly day ia tic week wien an
Ene5unsn does not eujoy himself lie lofls about
aud looks Oo. OF spirits Iue old "a ing, that wheu
the y VI 6mis ary with nothing 10 do, he is
IN 81 nun 70 rg2is" certainly had lis ORIGIN ia
England. 4 Wonder such people ,oud eyai have
bad Sunday or Churches the Pope hes LEFT rs
SOME Same BNyS bat they have Jsen diirc ,asd-
ell ~ Tie nation az ia' aud, though retained for
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