Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

immediately offered to ransom his country woman;
oui no The fair Creole would no. be rausomcd for
@ ., OF ouenung fortune by resortng to so vulgar
way OF recovering her liberty. So To the Seraglio
OF the hey of Aigiers the lady went; and strange
indeed to tell from his iIghness's Sierra CLIO she was
sent as a present to the Grand Scigsor, who so
STRUCK with her beauty and manners flor in both she
was exceliing) that he elevated her to the dignity
OF ms iavorlte Suann! Such was the singular rise
OF the late Sultana Fade. who died in 10 and was
the mother OF tue prcsen, Grand Scgnor.
FROM EpGEriELD HIVE.
me patriotism and 1dUice Of Gen. George Waainston
and Gen Benedict Arnold cortrasted.
arnold was flaming patriot SO long his wages
ana hcenced extorions afforded him the means OF
hving IN prncely style; bur sooner did these eSpe-
rience slight but saluary check, than Arnsld made
the grand discovery that The American cause begra
Its subecls-Congress were tyrannicnl am, he On 10
consulted NE pace liberty and sIfcty of America
when he courted the alliance IF Great Britain!
ME Arnold demanded OF the Commissioners and
OF congress twice much rs they would allow or
deemed an equivalent for his services, Gen Wash
inston accepted his appointment with dlfideuce.
ard expressed his intention of receiving no compen-
sat'oh lor bis services, and only mere discharge of
us expenses" While ARNOLD Quartcred in the
house OF Governor Penn, the best house IN PhIadl-
pha, winch he furnished in a very costly manner
hvng IA beyond his income, and LAID his hands on
every tmng IN the city, which could be cousrd red
the property of those who were unfiicndv to the
cause OF his country" Gen. Washington s.ept on
ms cloak In the field of battle and even sent Arnolds
Clothes, baggage and wife HIM after he had ur-
ned traitor TO the cause oil Washington and his
Country.
Such the conduct of the noble and generous
father of his country. how unlike hne base traitor!
who sold Thy country for british golda country which
only fought for liberty and had nuught but lbesty to
give.
Arnold, after he protested have got his eyes opened
to the aposdcy ofne American Governments gave the
following advice by a proclamation, address t. the
omce's soldiers ofhe continental army wbo have th
Lesi interests OF their country st heart and are
determined TO be no longer The tools and dubes
OF Congress and Of France. To induce the Amer
can officers and soldiers desert the cause which
they had embraced he represented that the CORPS
OF cavalry aud infantry, which he authorized TO
raise, would be upon the ssme footing with the
other troops III the British service; that he should
with pleasure advance those whose vaor he had
witnessed; and that the private mrn VINO Joined b,n,
should receive bounty of ihree gulneas each be-
sides payment, at the full value, for horses arms
and accouiremcnts. His object was the peace nb.
eriy, anu safely of America You arc prom ssd
hoeriy he excaims, but is there individual IN the
enjoyment OF 1t saving your oppressus! W no atnonr
you dare to speak what he thinks arainsi
the tyranny which has robOed YOU of your mon
erty' imprisoned your persons. dragged YOU TO Tn.
ne OF battle, and is daily delugng your c0un,r.
wan blood What he .xclaIms gam. is Amer
lea now but land of widows orphans and bcroats.
AS TO you, who have been soldiers IN the c,nIinep
tai army, can you at this day want evidence TINT
the funds OF your Country exhausted or ;bat he
nave dppntu lNcm To tnIgr - n.
Ia eithcr case you surely logger continue IN
their service with honor advantage. Yet Won
nave hitherto been heir supporters in that cruelty
"hch, with equal indifference to yours, as well az
To me l7bor and blood of others iS devuuriu,r a
country, that from the moIaent YOU uuii their 20
4 ors, WILL be redeemed from their tyranny
washington advice will app in the following
extracts taken from addresses gwen at different PEE
RODS of his eventful life.
Whsn some evil disposed persons were attempt,no
TO excite niItInv by seditous anonymous letters
Gen George WashIngton's address ~ his officers
on me occasion displays in remarkable degree his
prudence, and the correctness OF HE Judgment, Wbcp
he begun 10 read 1t, he found himself IN some degre.
embarrassed, by the mpeiection of his sight ia
1'ng Out his sPectacles, he SAID, These ewes my
friends, have grown dim. aud these locks white in thu
service Of my country, yet have never doubted her
justice. He onty could have suppressed the shirt
winch was breaking forth. On the nineteenth of
ApH', c ssatlon OF hos'es was proclaimed in he
American camp In June, he addressed a letter IN tho
governors OF the several states congratuating hen,
I on the result OF the contest III the establishment, Of
j Independence anu recommending an ndIssoilbls
UNION OF the states under one federal head a sacred
regard to public Justice, the adoption of n p-on,
peace establishment and tic prevalence ola friend
disposition ononG the people of The several stac
IL was Win Keen Distress well $ with pride and
admiration, that he saw his trave and veteran sol
dlers, who had suffered SO much and who Ind 49,
the ne ana burden OF the war; returning peaceabIy
to heir homes, without settlement of thcIr occonnt.
OF latthlng Of money IN their pockets
lhe oo"ng fTon address called EI, nv the o-c,
| sion Of his ofhc al resignation: ' ~ wa
consider an indispensable duty to clos. thu, las, solemn
ac' oI my olraI life 10y commanding Interests NJ our dc,
est country the protection Of Almighty God aud those who
nave lne supenntend"nce OF them, his holy k,-uin,
- lie exclaimed n letter Ir Jay .tYbgt
Chd' seS lew years are capable Of pfoducing am o
even Respectable characters speaking OF
oho government WITHOUT horror From thinking ,oc eds
speaKngi 'hcnce to acting often hut a single es , hoy
HeV"caOle, and tremendous What truman Ia, c,
toVenp the predictions What triumph for the
Of desPoiIsm to hnd that incapable Of oovsn,, am,
Selves ann that systems, founded the Easls OF ena %
are merely ideal and faaclous!" " '1''' '''V'
Against the sprh Of party, peculiarly baue0,l in an
elective government, Washington uttered m. most soe, 90
mons'fance as well as against nyeefae antipall,s or
siode attachments ~ respect foreign nations Nbs ho
thought that the jealousy Of free people Ought 10 be cons,,
ana impaidy awaked against the induons yes of Esa
nh"ence he wished that good faith justice shnu no G
ted ' Mummy S"I'iVa
Inc UNITY OF government which constitutes you one peonlc
Is also now GEAR 10 YOU Is justly Tor IL ~ man l,,
~ e edIhCe OF your real Independence Supupr NJ
HanqunJ al nome your peace abroad OF yo saIetv C @
prosperity OF tnai veJ liberty you highly rrzs B,, a - -
easy TO fOresee' ihaIfom different sauses g. from rs.,
ief much pans wal be 5ken,many arfce, employed n .
10 your minds The conviction Of tbs truth this the po, ~
your polical ioffes against which the batteries Of |
external enemies VIII DE most constantly and actively ,b