Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-21

itscii IN the establishment OF 100 600
men Where think YOU this establish
1eht was iornied--in lie Cabinet of 81.
'"ih.s Are You sure VI thatt Nash
not al Inc Congress OF Vienna tap
p'""eS. I'VE see It's efecis--unVcrSal dis
sress, mn,versar'bcggary. have been
S'"'hed IN your streets with what liid
never Witnessed before in ilis coultr>-
, ,e wei dressed, approach me, and in
,''e under voice OF suiierin. aud shame,
peg ne to give them something. Remem-
Der one thing. ]; was the number OF
public mehdican,s in France which caus-
Ell the horrors OF the revolution. When
man. who has been accustomed 10 sup
port lis family, is no longer able to find
them bread, the social tie which binds
him is broken, and famine becomes the
recruiting Officer for rebellion ap,,ics.,e.)
Let me remind yen oianother thin.
a country does not iall 10 pieces in a mo-
ment hut when il begins to fall, like o.
Their falling bodies, ii descends with a
constantly increasing velocity of precip.
tatlon! How tar are we from the earth
How long will II take 10 pass the space
which remains. If YOU have now sc, coo
Starving men iyou see | am absurdly mi
mute in my calculaiioDl burning under
want and oppression. what bond of ale
glance remains for them? The true boni
of allegiance is, when the subject feels
that he derives blessings from il which
he had better die than part with ';,i
where is John lie Baptist. Where
is The voice human or divine. which can
preach to the transportation which famine
and oppression produces in The minds of
en@applause.l -anG Will even add i'm
English minds! You are not like the
French apes and dancers You cannot
pipe or sing amidst your misery, and then
run from your little ordinary garubols into
blood and cruelty. You are of graver
habit; nature has made il more difficult
10 rouse GU, but remember that opprcs-
sion will make even wise man mad.
You feel what YOUR grievance is-but
what IS the remedy {! Neither patient nor
doctor know our evils. we feel impendine
famine, and the dread If military des-
potism Military establishments are use
full when rails 10 oppose our enemies.
not 10 trample ON our friends But even
III the streets now, we see nothing but
spurs and cockades, aad whiskers and
feathers. Fine birds ofshow, but odious
birds OF prey in country like yours.
VIVA, las been done by this army? 1t
s!lould almos, seem that honour was no
longer part Of the profession Of soldi-
err. Faith has not been kept in any part
OF Europe. How have YOU behaved io
Norway, how TO Poland, (Which has been
treated almost as badly as lreIand) how 70
Italy TO aid rulers against The people
you were every wherc-to secur, The
people justice from their rulers YOU were
no where. Did The blessed Virgin iay YOU
TO sleep while The horrors of the Inqui-
sition wercrestered !-(appiause. MY I'M
fortunate country Won prevailed OH TO sell
her life, and when she Law dead, instead
ot affording her decent rites Of sepulchre.
YOU tied her corpse TO what remained OF
vital representation in this country. and
yon have been rewarded accordinclv-
Y on have not been haunie by her ghost.
but you have been rotting viii, her car
cass. You have engaged in a war,
contrary 10 the interests of your couu-
ry-not one war i'll thousand is I'M
dertakcn for the sake of national interests
they are stimulated by the couriiy |
TO the passions of princes.
he war with America had never been
popular in Ireland the war with France |
had never been popular there. do not |
magnify the importance of Ireland: God
knows the English Ministry had left if |
title TO be proud of in the way ofweaItIl |
but still the voice of nation was some |
Thing, and The base apostates who 90 !
1erned it, thought better 10 sell tl,eir |
country, and transfer their voices to this |
Mr.. &. commended The judgment Of
hr. Naithman as to the proper course |
% be followed i'll the attainment OF Re- |
orm, and proceeded There should |
nc 10 spirit of acTimony in your
are many persons
IT the highest honor in the House ofC0m- |
mons. There are in the direction of his |
Councils-Ido not know them |
-(but blessed are those, we are told |
hat believe, though they have not seen |
"A tangh many excellent persons.-
When you hold up the situation of the
,ountry to their view, they will lave so |
nuchacqulescence as TO say, as Nathan |
'ald o,Dayid, " thou art the man'-they |
must acknowledge The justice ofyour pic |
ure. | cannot suppose, that if your |
'lalnls are stated fairly and moderately |
hey cannot have an effect When lie |
,eople are unrepTescnted bcyond a Ger, hin
entafion at ALL applause. )-'rhe execu-
I'VE IS not only without cOunterpoise, but
Without apprehension. Those bribino
md those bribcd degenerate into a profit
,ate Fraternity, drawing and rcdrawiDg.
Without funds of their own, OH the sol
ency of the country. The ruler is not
shamcd, and the betrayer is not afraid
There is a kind of competition i'm Vice
t one Dau will /, ep within bounds an
ther will I've found to dress himself out
n all The ribbauds his prostitution.
M not for giving goods to tile be0gar ON