Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-22

pouaic powers were put into requison upon
the intei esing occasion. This reply was ID obab,v
one OF the most laDored productions Of Mr. Adanss
iaoorious mind; perhaps unequalled, except in the
ianorcd MESA -, for proclaining great civil re-
volutiou, sn the governments OF this Union
Upon looking over the treaty supulAtions be.
tween Colombia aud Mexico, the following obser.
sauonS VIII occur to the most superficial reader
LIST. That the objects proposed Tor deliberations
d. the Panama Congress, relate exclusively 10 tho
practical concerns oi the republics, which had
sprang up from the ci-ievant Spanish, colonies-
The monarchy oil Rio Janeiro not included
I'd That the United StRes of North America
are not included within the term American svs
tenn as used in that treaty
81 That not an int,nation is made respecting pro-
visions ior improving the general concerns Of the
wnoe human race; nor Ot the extension oil the re.
ligion Of the Redcemer, objects inteu,ie for 40
liberation at he Panama Congress
"A'. Audns Wa eVid' at.J DoIni 10 consider
nose objects alone which were Included within
SupuauonS' DIS proper objects Tor the de-
iiociatlons Of the Panama Congress-Now. pray
reader,attend TO Mr.. Adams's own peculiar no,ions
otthe offsets which toM engage the aeliberations
oil the Panama Congress? The monarchy of Rio
Ianero oeihg represented INT his planMr Adam,
divides these important objects into two descrin
tons The one obiec, 10 b. considered vIotIar
we are represented there o. not Ot.ers i. we are
represented, may be altered 6y oar pienipotentia.
res JoT consideration. The object, i'll the first
Case, Mr.. Adams describes 10 be Of the highest inn,
por'ance to the tctoie human race, and beor;n,
uirscuy upon the interests OF this Union Oar
pinnpoientiaries, having in view our own interests
ana = the Improvement Of the condition of man
uPon earth, viii Oc specially Charged to s,L
se'Ue the benifcent purposes of Dirioe Pron;.
aenee' 20 dispense the promised blessings of the
hedeemer @n'dnki'.d; 10 Promofe the Prevalence
nurture ages, ~ peace on earth, and good u,ilL
f0todrds man. and this blessed occa.;en 10 10 -
Sreeuiiy seized upon, Tor this blessed for.
lear that no other opportunity SO favorable for this
same oiessed purpose, viii occur TO the government
OF ,he U. s., IN the lapse Of many CENTURIES
O. tnis goodiy occasion is also seized upon for
tn further purpose OF enabin our Observation-Disclosures.
Ia urge upon the nations of ma. Sou,h ~,
Just ana hoerdt principle " religious iioerty."
Reader! can you behold these s,lblimateJ n0,;o,,
Oh your diplomatic President, without wonder. and
anaZement! Do you not at once think he .ougbt
to be translated TO the Etherialsspheres ami nl.I
amongst the ceesals, the Jolly Gods and Goddess
es; taking charge of the whole universe ra,hc.
man oe doomed TO remain amongst US, moor gro
velhng terre>tiais here below! do not his subli-
mated notions for promoting the welfare of tho
whole human race, and his coinpreben,;va
thoughts, ranging amidst all the events which NAV
occur m'oush me lapse IT many centuries
.9ohPie'eiy Ill nm Tor The company of the celes-
uais, and as completely unit him Tor the societv
oil us poor grovelling inhabitants of this netI,ey
WORLD Only mark the difference between tbe
simplicity and utility of the objects Stimulated ~
the treaty; and the boundless Imaginatory concen.
tons OF our Presidents infinite mind ! ~ Ny,
his incomprehensible- concepious of d;snan-;s
the blessings OF the Redeemer 10 the nnroras
hieht oil the condition oil man upon earth: and his
more wonderful imaginary notions offs ureinp nm.
on ari OF me new nations OF the South, ''the lust
anu nera' principles oil religious lberty"I and all
that, flowing purely from his own goodness of baa,
ana ms own inhnity OF mind without the ash
ing Oh the interested, or even. hint from them
e,at 'hese great blessings would be acceptable and
from whom comes this generous urgency, AMI
upon whom is its action to be appIieds II c,,.,a,
from MIR. Adams, diplomatic President AMI
sd'u 10 De Oh Unitarian" creed; and it is to be adj
dressed 10 the Irinitarian Catholic, who from his
o;,s, no. on'y tatored IN his own creed, but a
gainst the creed OF all others-Who is born AMI
bred III that stubborn religion, which asserts the
orthodoxy OF his own, and the heresy of all o,hes
creeas, he WRITER'S told that the true Irinitari-
ar oa.nonG oa''eves' that there is but one way to
Heaven. That it is straight and narrow. nassins.
over an awful bottomess pt,by bridge as stra;gh;
as right line and DIS thin the edge of rasnr.
anu no human beinsevcr yet had de xterity enouo,,
10 pass over that bridge, without the holy insn.
ration oil the true .spiri of the Trntarian Ca,hn-
lie creed. Oa'uo-
How hopeless must be the effort OF the Un;tor;-
an 10 change this liked Catholic faith to teach
nun 'he true religion OF the Redeemer and to A.
waken him TO the just and liberal prnc;nI, NJ 81;
gious liberty Do you think, that anv o,hor -.
man oeing would have dared such homeless o.
.erprise' but your inflated diplomatic President
suppose you had been called upon to exert fh
- 1,'or'S OF your mind to prevent the meeting o
eve IN
break az Its deliberations if actuailv MT .,J
you nave devised a better expedient than IN sonJ
Unitarian FIenlpotentiaries to dispense IN tb. A
gotted Catholic, the promised blessings of the Re-
doeHer and to teach him the lust and IibarS,
principles OF religious Iiberty... Suppose the II
h'lrian PIenipotentary were to present h;m,o,f
20 the Panama Congress, whilst i'm harmon;o,,, -,
hoeraioh upon their own concerns with mi. III;
p'oma'ic Pandced Tor dispensing the blessings NJ
u.e heueemer, and urging upon the new na1ions
VI 'he Souh the just ana liberal princinies of 90
ugIous liberty pasted upon his forehead. u,b,t nr
iect 40 you think his appearance would havecunon
.he congress, II actually assembled and engsce5
IN grave concerns! Suppose the great objects OF
the grand Unitarian Plenipot entisry were ibns ~
beiied in Roman Capitals and pasted mo- i -.
iorenead - come! to dispense the blessinos 81
the hedeemer TO the whole human racem corat
10 w &c upon The new nations of the Soutb a.
Jusf and hoerdt principles of religious Iibert 10
suppose the Pienipoteni,ary to be Trinifarian H.,
stead OF an Unitarian, "Protestanf'-for the ,yri
'e, n,ed''S 'o 10 ih'ifnate any inyiou- distinctions
Whatever amongst religious sectaIians-i, e;,h.,
case, what effect do you think his presence ,vo,I,
nave upon the Congress, with the object. Of -;
ms non thus plainly He'd upon his forebe,J,
Couic IT be less THAI breaking up the Congross;
awiui high' '--cr, Indignantly driving him iron,
their presence and deliberaiiousml Ami ,,,hat
would ne thought ofthe labelled Plenpotentiary
would ne not be thought to be the great Fieru
Dragon, scnt amongst the Holy Catholics for ~,
implous and sacregious purpose OF utterly Jes,re
ing ana consuming Catholicism itself with iii T.,
minnie biess0GSH! The publication of tbesa -
cuIiatly wonderful notions by our subIimated =;
poinatic President, must have had preciseIv a.
eHsci upon The new naiious of the South A. If Ia
belled upon the forehead o. the g,,nd ,p. "a
Picnipotentiary, and thus labelled sbouIr ,,shna
himself into the centre OF the deibrraiinS
congress. Must not the instruc inn. 90 81. ~,