Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16
CREEK WAR.

1--WE are gong 20 have Greek war to a certaiuty
take with me eight companies of infantry, aud one
OF artiliery--lt seems both the hostile * friendly
Chiefs object to running the line agreeably to Jack
sons treaty. Gen. Gaines has entered the nation
to run the line, " PEACEABLY If HE CAN.
| FORCIBLY IL lie MUST"
| mere is small print at the CITY of
| washington, which deals out every week
| rs Essays and SQuibs. for the amusement
OF the Public. The Editor processes to be
| IL Puohcan; avows an ardent zeal in be-
| malt OF Mr.. Crawfor'I's election and.
| IKE the Aurora. pours forth great deal
| OF ITS slang about the Corr party. the ~
| ouse OF ofhce, and the waste of public mo-
| mes. No one believes for a moment. that
| Mr.. {. or any of his intimate friends has
the slightest concern in the direction of
this paper. He has soul far above Il
| the character he every where bears. and
the Course he has taken during this canvass
! ior the CHAR, have placed him far above
| Ine , reach or any such susp cions. Let the
heitors OF the Washington Gazette, then,
| take whatever steps they please-it can
never touch the name or the pretensions
of Mr.. Crawford.
but, can they be serious in expecting to
ara Mr. =. by such general insinuations
BESIDES, the .Aurora comes forthwithout
disguise. If its charges be unfoundeJ. il
has at least the merit of naming nersops
ana specifying its accusations so
the HdshfnSton Gazette Il deals out it's
insinuai'ons in the most general terms.-It
Giants about abuses and the waste of publ r
money out 1t never cites any one to the
oar 10 answer to its charges. 1t never
ONE says. like the prophet Nathan
Ihou art the man.
IL Is shrewdly suspected, that abuses 40
EXIST because IN every republican gov
eminent abuses will exist-corruDt or dis
honest agents may creep into Office, vipers
VINO VIII suck the public blood, or sting
the bosom OF their employer. No admin.
lstrltion. whetherit be that of Adams mr.
MADISON, can escape them. Even "tbe
dressed sun" itself is condemned TO breed
up muckworms.-Hence, the most rigid
scrutiny ought to be used-the most reg
uidr investigation into the conduct of each
a. Partment-Andi if the measure of NJ.
ucker. for appointing standing Commit
'eeS or Enquiry, be incompetent to reach
l"e EVIL then no exertions ought to be
spared TO probe the mischief-But, is
'n,s tne course OF the Washington Ga
zctte Does he further the views of nnb
lie justices Does he drag the cuIprit to
the bar Or. is he wild enough RI sun
pose, that general defamation Will pass
for proof OF connivance, against Mr.. Mon
roe, his friends, or the administration
FedsTdf CnndotT The Boston Gazette refers
US TO The French accounts for proof that the nj
most frdnQlahfy prevails in that country WHY
does II not also say. that the French prints are not
the best witnesses in the case that thew never dis
close the whole trIlth that ~ onl,. Al
prints, the German, the Dutch or the English that
We must look tor the real state orthe public mind in
France I'm the very same paper which denicts
TINS tranquility IN France, we meet with BRUSSELS
accounts, oil January 9Th, which nsutre u.s. that
IN mfny parts Of France, peoples minds are r.,lch
tnfdned by the various distresses that the country
mas Suffered, and that too nany precautions capno,
he taken toprevent the sill t;rmenting passions
from producing real conUnlsions"
The same Gazette aays, that France !, norma.
nently settling down uHder the happy ausbjce. or
its leg1ti'1ae sovereigns" Surely this Fe,lsrh or
6cte must he speaking in burlesque. "Hif,by aus
piees - when the king could not stand his ground;
Tor single day, without the assistance Of his foreign
allies. France happy when she has been stfipt of
| all tia, was dear to her-when she has even now
700 millions N pay-and all her strong holds are in
| the hands OF foreigners -" Legitimate sovcr.
! tlSAs: What has made them so Is it the foreign
bVonets who have thrust them upon their neopIe
II because Louis is the brother Of a man whom AN
| Indignant people had brought to the block ? Isl
+ bl'M then, Which IN the eyos ri an American Fee
der,lis', gives one man righl to rule over many
! Hre these, gentlemen, your republican nations
IL France, the King is every IT,! 3, the people are
nothing Legitimate Sovereignty has banished the
! very shadow Of Liberty from tae soil.-Iybati i
! tie press bat the mere register of edcts births
! marriages, snd-deslhsi The liberty If sueecb l.
| nipped by SediR0n- latv. The liberty Of d, bate
! no longer exists in the legislative Chambers. When
! the amnesty bill was before the House Of Peers
! the Duke de Brsssc rose to spesk-but no. nd
Gus, a ba; dorm, doIen, was heard from ali quar-
The Duo de Brogbi was " DESTROYS Of o;jpos-
lns the spirit o, the bll-but il vain ne could NOT
| uttcr word" Sush are the hsDpv ausnjcrs NJ
| these legitimate soyereigns" Truth has MOI sin
| gle svehle to approach the Soyereign--or his Peo-
! pic.
De'poism, II seem, has its degrees, rs well re
| Jdco0"usm--Ih Mountain, shG the GIr0n1ie par
! ties Ia the French COnver tom were once dinu,d in
on ears-Now, various orders are to be recoen,ed
/ among the friends Of legitimate soyereipns -
There are the h1yuists, the .tfsderes Ultra- Roy-
| dh'is, and To crown sii, the Uoubie- Refined Row
| alists-Ihe King hims II is rewresented as mo.
dere, IN comparison Of the parasites who bask be-
| meath his tir.ne.
l. Last evening tie Committee made their Report 10 the
Ctizcus Who agreed 20 enoin upon the Common finll Ger
measures Tor arrstng the raynCts Of re viz: Ia ~
cure oen' OF te latest construction, 0ith 500 ,et Of
hoes 10 organise engine companies, 80 each, to re-
tive cOnpcSaiOE OT their eryices. hooks aSes lade,s
with ore company to direct them, bag conpaes 40 han
dt furnurr eerns on The hills to ,nuply ,ysf,y ,rt.
| Isi fttpa II,