Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-29
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For several years ithai b. es the f.slion. an,o est
lie "lovaF NJ this couuigy t. bid those who found
lanlt with the mea1ures 81 PIT anA Dundas snl
who III not Ike the idea Of living in the continual
Inability t. be sent 20 j'l, without any chargs nj
'r,'nt, AMI w.,l,Out any II ID "a Co.Dus Act wL.r
n, TO obtain hearing il hid Er Jc.rs Leen TN.
fashion amongst the loyal, 20 bid such f'maconte,s''
10 g sGoe tie coitnf'g, fthey di lot Ike It." But
~ 1909, when many persors expressed tleii di,can-
TINT at the things proved - have beea done b. The
puse IF YORK, Mrs. Ciark Cast'eraagh. Pertig.i.
Sandon, ONleaia, Re'lding, and Others, Fulier,
Member OF Parliament, oxcaine J. in the House ff
CoWinons, IN answer tn some one WHO had baeu
complaining Of these til. es s ON Enrle1d
IND those zgio do,'f ike Il, H-1n them, 1t Mcm
hGUc Il H'
This w9s very modest sort of doctr;o- ;.nch a 4,
-suls aid ieiifi and Scrnggses would, of eourse.
hav heli in thtir dav. III Act o'fIeb. a, Cnro,s
we boast Of as the oily sscp9fy FIR ns, so,iaL Rber.v
Vt, Was tbs set uipsndei toi seven wears Il one
tine, though there was neither Invasion nor rebel
non. For seven years Pitt aud lis associates i,onr.
soned, during their pleasure, whomsaever they
p'eaets add for long tir,e as they pleased with.
on Ner srirsn s the Imprisoned persons II ,rial
ihore who did lot like this, who liked IS iitle the
v laws abnMt he press and .b,nt treason ; and
who thsugt IL rather har' for a to b, liable to
re hang d have MS bowels rirped mr. andl hi. holy
chopped INTO for qua tiers, for sending buslei Of
potato to france. Those who did not relish tbese
things were told "d-m them" that they might
Ieaoe me country. Those who did rot approve Of
an many other tiiaas OF ak. same
sort, ieh W II state in the New-Yo K clifton IF
ihis Number. Those who were disco1tented with
these things were ai"ays told, by the Inval" that
hcy might leave Old England, If they dill not IKE
IT, Ia vain did We (6r soon became one of the
alco tenis) observe, that we bad no dislike to Old
fHStdrdi that, on the conrarr, we liked i exceed.
Siy that II was the suspension of,he fiahcas Corr
PES act the deeds discovered relative 10 Pitt and
Melville, the Bills or indemnity 70 Pit the deed,
mel lo2cd a. Mr.. eisio KS m tom the leeds ard
proceedings in the cas- IF tie Duke of York and
Hlrs Clark, the language of Pc ceval and Gaming
he new laws about tn press and about trra-on in
VAN did We observe that il sess these thin togc
taer with the enormous tayea laid upon us, that we
dii not Ike, and li'a; se humby conceived these
tios5 wee not " pa EHgianA,' which We loved
very sincerely, anil which we were ready TO defend
or size ouid I've placed in dang ~ to the utmost of
our powcr. We said, that we had never bel r..
heard that Foreign Troop, stationed in tic heart
o. tie country, and Foreign Officers c9niuaraiDn
whole distrieis 1t, were " old Engiqid ;" AMI
tat until now, we he'd heard it dsput d. that
tnsiishmen might dislike such troops and officers
without exposing ITEMS Ives 20 the charge oG dig.
lkirg" O,d EHgiGuf.' IN vsr did we urge this
Gisimeiion. NJ" Pie and Dundas and Paul Ben
haih ani the SuspensiOe o; f'le Habeas Corpus Act
ara ne Duke ., Iork AMI Perc val and Mrs CIa,.l
and O'A;eara and Canning anl Crol err and saa3oo
and Re6ilng md Csstlereash AID The ilaooys,.ar,
Officers aud Troops anil the Income Tax ADJ the IL
cenees for The Press; these opponents insisted
were Od England; aud, il We did Lot Ike It, r.
might leave it,
70 have been obliged 10 endure li,.s ns,Ient la,-
g''aga for 81 msny years, gives a claim now e, ,v
ercise little retaliation. when we hear li,o,e.
Who formerly bale rs leave TIE country crying Oh,
-e'nst the iproue Tax, We now - them leave
" % England ~ II they DO not like it, Some 81
tnem Feen ~ b. endcayouring to prof, from the
hint iora Member stated. a few nights aqo, in the
''oule at 70 nmOus, that 2 very ry2tf5y man Mfele
applied 70 BIN to get the government to send HE,
and his family to BOfaNy Bayi This must a.nusc
NAPOLEON, IL ne should happen to hear Of IT, Nine
tentis nay, ninety nuc l,un.'relt s. Of those who
now 81 bitterly complain OF tie taxes TIE t,tice.
the poor-rat s. and the standing army, have a ihou
sa"h umes brl the Jacohips leave the country, if
lhey did not Ike it. We now return the advice
with This addition, that, If they cannot leave Oid
~ gland, they have cur irec and hearty cons ut To
bnfg or drown tlefosslves IN H.. We do now as
we always did, Ike ODD England better than any O..
thcr country IN the world. We never intended
or wished - icaYe It. We answer as Major Cart
Wi lat DID, when some onc advised him 70 70 IN 4
merica, during the first American war: " No.
though disapprOye Of what is doing on boarl he
Oid Ship, ~ never quit her, while there is any
hope Of her being saved and. if that hope va
nisiies, III stay ADD sink with her" do not saw
| that aay msn Is bo'nd to- do this but, in say,
t'a', while there IS ct7nce Of ssei.g ths country
| what y ought 20 be while any man, embarked r.
Tive pubic caise, caD, wItpOuta nanitestly 1gelgea
sacrifice Of bic lie property, continue The sirnr-
gle, 1t IS tasc1es 10 him n AVOID by fight his snare
| Of the eslamitcs of his courtcy.
| II is mae tbatmsn are hIsd the bottom. Who
ers hey who ere now 'eehing cheap firing on tie
Continent, w'ioar4 thee, who are nov leaving il,s
bIigiees oG the war 20 be- sustained by others Not
/ ihosa wAo vera opppsed n ,lie war. Whome ,hey
! whoere now giving pp Tie country in despair Not
those who ave. .or IN many years been eaiu.o,,;