Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-28

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"""'eu VITA waller from sweet winderiners.
To ronse the dull fancy, and i've one an aup.t;t.
slacs tsors,aood ,.:trrs Lord Byron ,haii bear,
And Montgomery bring, Ito consump,vs, a b.uoy
sight.) -T''
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Coleman shall sparkle in old bottled cider
Moa' peel aud potatoes TREAD Crabae shall supply
""eers shali hash us an ola podrida, Inv
Ana the best Of " far cabbage from Pauilin, IN
ny rennant-f'se, fsnciful, laughing aud Lofty.
saan pour out tohay and Scotch whisky HE ruin
ooa'hey shalt sober our sntriis with suHee
And Horace in London flash up In Chanpaisne.
'"n am ppeit siraii cheer u. u It'll Iacy Madeira
And %oa, w long .espins-Iieh sparkling aud pure
'p'""chhs bumper 81 P0Jdif amour.
insn come to orr eanqurt-oh l-ho~ ran ye pause
yt.rs,,,ms n ,s merry rs,me aud dull
~ 'oe spirit oi verse, 10 poeiical treason!
Image ph@bus viii certaial, Issue bic ~ri
oniy ttHk what you'll sYner, when sentenced TO sir
AA" VIC aep. pr sd a~aAe iiii ,onve Iesd the bach.
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me quotations from The Ednburg Review,
transmitted 10 us BY IA correspondent al phi,
ia'ieiphia, Is one Of the most bitter phiIippi,s
we 'e"e'noer 10 nave seen. II has been some
S'iHe Sup)eci VI controversy among the news
papers, whether or not the EduburI Review
mas deterior.ted, and whe Their or not Mr.. III.
ires has relimquishea The task of eii,iur il
Oh me n1st point, after the sample of vulgar
'nsoience now presented to our readers there
wiil remain no doubt: ON the second point-
although IL has already been made a more i'm
Poifant matter Than il deseryes-we wilkins,
remark, that, IL the Review has not Changed
editors, II Is high time il had The Ianpua.e
~ ~ disgrace TO literature, aud the ,nattrr
equally disrepntabiG to its anthor, because. if
ne not absolutely false. IL is what is tania-
h'onnt-a suppression of trHth
" 18th what motive this e tract has fnen for
warhcd TO us, We have not m,nut, l., endured
We are not without our su>pc ton that il coues
from the hand of one OF iluse u,tra-hunnne
citizens, wbe, by way of alternating slavery.
propagate amOnc the subjects of AZ doctrines
WHICH lave produced aud will forever nro-
ance, such catastrophe as that which lately
occurred at August ia leading ueccss,ril, to M.
imniointi0n, on the affairs oTjustice of The mis-
I "'heu WretSnes VINO engage III purposes so
"iahohcai We deie>t slavery We will lend
our support 10 every RATIONAL measure teu,I-
Ing VI, its abolition. But. there is no M diam
between slavery and freedom: and the At
tf sn n,r" % ~ such Q!9ran projects is
sy the way to those who would abulirl slavery
by encouraging serSile disobedience and de-.
ser.ion, u WHO aggratate its evils without cur
tahnigits duration. halever mi ght have he en-
bis sheet, we thank orr obli- ing corr.Erou
dent for having sent US the extract from nh.
l-dinburg Epy;ew.
And who is lie who falsely reproache. us a,
the m"rderers ot slavrsf Who was il that in
irodnced slavery into this countryi Who
planted Il IN the soil, from which il is no, yet
eradicateds II was the couutrympu of The
conductors of the Edinburg Review Our
hepnbtisan institutions, are not iesponsibIe
Tor The act, whatever be its nv. rits A, for the
rest, let a comparison be Instituted between
The condition OF slaves in our country. and in
thV BRUSH dominions, and let The " ritter of
Thai article in the Review biush II he can.
slavery we have said, wns not blamed bv
the ReFpbjic in he American soil. Who WAS
the 1tSs nation TO abolish the Stare Trade on
its shores Who pointed out the path wi,ici,
ne oonntr!men of the Reviewers have taken
10 themselves so much credit for trsading? 1t
Was COLUMBIA; II waa that Republic, whose
hated presence among the nnfions OF tile Eal Nh
tfe advocates Of monarchy scarcely vet can
bear Slavery was not introduced BY us we
tolerate u only from necessity aud we, first
OF all nations, have taken etfectuaI measures
for Graduating 1t. Though these fact, have
not prevented The nalevoltnce of foreign
reviewers, they afford us an ample sheid
against It's arrows. Mar. Int
For TIE National Infesaigenctr.
ihe Edinburgh Review has been long dis
tingnished tor It's conspicuous ability as we'll
a''or its caustic severity OF style The fol-
sowing sHTact. Oh tue 'ncouipaiibIit, of sln-
very with oar boosted enjoyment of eoual
rights, IS copied from the ln.i December nam
i:sr OF tins journal. There is bar,bnr.S n,
iSvecti'e diract,d against us in this article.
ana great degree OF eulosy aud >eIi-compIa
cency indulged in, by MIR. JrFrREy Whom
sptakImG ut his own" great and humane coun.
try. The prejudiccs of an En.iishmap are
manifest iB these observations, and no alloys
ahce wbatcverIs made for the difficulties TO
lie encountered IN tue great work of e,nunci
patton. The greater part OF those WIN arc AZ
present slave ho!drrs ia the United states hay.
had no a@Pnc, whatever in o. oduciup IN, nree
cent nnf0' innaie state of things, aud regret IL,
rHisten,r with as much sint rrjiy a. this IA
NOUS reviewer but they set aud feel that the
corrective must i,e cautiously and iudiriou,iY
ANA Gradually applied. We cannot bnt ,dr,I'
however, without any reserve that sLAyrpy
- nor OH our national escatese0n, which
he MIupH "a - nv llc(n
trS. 50 signailS favored oflipayel, shall fIrni,h
tic bright example 10 the nations of tho GA ~,
WHICH Is allotted only 10 those who have u.,
theT 'p0' nor &c, tHkie nor any such thing" and,
whose lmmuiabie foundations are Justice aud
Truth Tie Colonization Society il is h,,rn
bly, trusted, Will he a mean under PJoyidrocp
oi promoting this great Ljec. Let every CON,
sc,rbtions statesman, every IND viduai possess.
Ell OF lnflnehce IN society, co-operate i'm tLe
InomeDtous undertaking The bappines, of
millions, - well as the stability OF our own
admirable Institutions are invOly cd in tIe a, u
continuance OF this system Of Oppression
The magnitude Of The difficulties which nrn
Gent themselves should not dismay the pairiot
& phiianthTopiSL The beginning i small: b1t
Tyln VIII increase, aud the euierprise Win a.
sally be cIOwn-I With success. The mustard
seed is 2UISng the smallest of all seeds INF
produces tee. IN its good time under .c6i,6
the III Is Of tie ar und ihe Leasfs oCMr6,Id re-
Duif JGT shelter. BENJAMIN K(JSIJ
IHiiadeLphid My 2S 1919.
tFrom The Edia6arg RetIeui
d" every American who loves bIs e,unlr, tbs,ld d.di
tAte bis Whole lie, aud every faculty his soul TO s
face luis '"n STAIN Cn'tiJ) rom s Character ICuA
lions rank according to ther wisdom aud their virfus
What right has tie NnseTcaD scoufgs AND tnu,dsre,
eftlsvcs, TO cUnraie bHssf with The least and oN,,
the European nattODsf much more with lis 80,
sud humane country, where tue greatest lord dpfs moi
lay rHarr npou tle Heanest peatanii what il Ct,e
eom rhrfe MI aie not frs.: Where the gt.si,.t =,
Gods blessings Is limited viii las pious caprice To The
e0;Of 81 tue Diy And theee are the men who tam
the English Nth theii torTapt Parliament. with tlcit
Ulsstn a a.WlI
T. tue iaUst lfstieto risgfere, nhO. N the Of
f1pHEess haze tufD "H The manarics Of slaves All
over th~ world or they, WIN, with their idle panty
aud useless perfection nave fsfnkHed Wnie aud care
Ssf wiie grOans coiUed aud Hips cABked round the