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V nVERTI SSMEKt 8 ,WlLt BE IK8ERTED
,VEVVV-flVE CENTRA SqUARE, THt
AT 5tt iwn Tnim-TIVE CENTS
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BE FRKR!lOLOBRS OF, VIRGINIA, t
(Concluded from our last. J ; v
fn this early instance of submission, and
. tr Franr- iifor there vrere.
felloe citizens; no mur Pyrenees,"
!hn thrrc aire, nowwill beound, we be
r.r thr prolifin source ot all our subae-
cession troul have clecidedas regarded j
herself, a question , of power "and notf'i $
riglitwt"rie huxniliation of a ptopltv wh'1
surrender their rigHts under the pressure
of famine, is ' as cbrnplete, as 'if , that sur
render as made under the pressure ox
arv -provided the, power : wjb receives the
surrehder,Vmavi at :.anv" time, irnew'the
pressvire, " .Had ;the. embarco,';'thrt-efore,j
occasioned all the suftenng in ;Great Bri
tain, yiich it was' designedXto producr;
she must have resisted the demands of A
merica however Must'nd;;HasotaablC'Mn
themselVesV orthave" acknowledge! the ex
istence of a power' in consistenV with ? teir
own independence, J'Hadthis, measure tof
sen aeniai uecn succcsstuuyf executea in
America, it-jbught nbti.therefojrir;o Have
ucei cxpcctxi au nuvc uic ucsircu oprr-
-nh irrnssmen disgraces and cala
, Aw v then, with the unfounded
rtion th it Great' Britain was our first
L lessor of the Belli gerents engaged in
..Mt war. There can be no ques t
lint I'lili Wiva v . iii.uvfiutivu iu umc
Hnghnd ; indwe'tfie aUminisratipn waits I wth::mingled carcasVsvaQcl deluged tKrir T- " I
nevrtrrivai' lif; the Wasptb letermirie on cities' and V belcis with blood they hp s:
ar : with France v'A ;tbrtni Jaxk p mav S9iight,; as many others nations have blife v
f-iwaji d1it;4VPdff' before them; a"sadefdge froaVthousand . i 4
finable t w:ir; BefoYeVthefarriyil t)f the tyrant in the arms bf fbne; I -A J'rench ! r
tp;;x'h&w5V(CO'NGRESS .AP- meri; we.ncither hate;, nor env,V tbeiii their )
lOURjjS'Wm&et $everlmiihth$henc' -leUisivcglryI As " men; itheVoueht ever 1 " f'
I he AVasp Yeturns. But the VVasp, .like I to be ohtects of our benevolence; Jahd4a
me rt irnet; pangs -mnreatv ;. anaoujisuc At present they till; us eflullv uwith
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peace wnhr7r4nce neverthejess conunues; -pity;and with vhorrdf. Thpir JaurelsVot ;
'fo thi- sickening reyiewwhatlse have conquest are stained witli thS fcfoo4f, of? jn- I
we tO'aiU I' There?rrivs,eshrrbm die. noccnt mxf itheirsonfr of triumnri i&fi iS
oinetDt iHapoieunt througn tne nanas ot tn'Uie Cries ancl jgroans jof hrnnanmiserv ; y ;
MrL Bariow; anirnperial; edict, purport their pathSbrpad is moistened "with tearsi
to have beeof dated more than. a twelve; and saddened, with1 dolati3niIlieem f'
iftpnth before ;ite publication, - telling us belHshmettrof their: prouoV c?pibil-'H)rW tKe . I
that the Berlin andt Milan decrees were spoils of xjthet, nations, and the Surviving f
then rescinded. Whrn ? On the flfth of I monuments "othat liberty which theV navb
when she saw us wbol
I'M'
iri!our neutrality,
Jv unprepared, for? its defence, endeayour
in? t'1 pttrchasc justice, where we should
ve hurled defi-iiic'e
"Xtfft'-er in all this .period nor in that
tfii;,h followed, did the administration
C;rnrstlv recommended an addition to our
,v . or ny adequate preparation for the
vi spt ea(l commercial war which threat
enrl our country. The keels of six seven
tr r-urs w-hich had been purchased, in bet
& ins, remained. s-d rotted on the
grru KlJ or, were cut up for7 other purposes.
Our countrymen of the tforth, who owe
jh. ir oDulence to their fisheries, navigation I
and commerce which employs sixty thou
i;.nf! seariien, and fifty, millions of their ca
piol, vrhich are to us, .as well as to them
mine of wealth," and to the nation.
if nghtly used, a lormidable safeguard
of md. pendence1' complain of infractions
ol t cir rights by all the belligerents, and
a i hat protection to which they are just
l r tided. : infeacl pf augmenting our
ii:v , tiie ' natural shield Of our foreign
c inerce, th'e'laisratibh resorts t6
attt inpts to punish the plunderer of three,
er twentymilfiorisj of our prapertv by-an
iuji.'j .1 1 s acrifice pf sixtv. Our ships,' it
ptnticts by consiimg them to destruction ;
our svastten, by condemning them to inac
ti-o and our trade, by a suspension of
.a,ugus(i jiu,ai,ine uc oi xnc mciuora-1 ciesiroyeci.r , r ranee annuauy otters up the if ;
tion oir G:fr Britain, and anust Consequent- ble5, letter ofJthe kduke Cadore. : . 611 hveV4f:hei cHHdren- a& a-nrdntii r
I ly be regarded as theoffsprihgof aninex- j On the lst off November iMo, ns; fice on thltaf pf theiloody MpjochX whe f
cusable ignWance, in ttie adjiitnistration, iVtadispnV procj tmitioi had assured uyl sfacldidiir firc.,;witrjlttes" garland J ' 1 1
of the character and?circ4mstance9bf tnei No&-tellow cltizensUbut on the8thubf ndratfit talhekns'not nea ,'W
people on both side.qf vthej- Atlantic." In .VAp'n 14 BrUy after :we had purchased anl ithe tusticef! Heaven mav strike off khn I ;
however, as iri'dU baier casesf, where ! tulli ,fpr; their repeal by suspendincr, at tti
its measurcsr tailed bf their mtended;eitec lotii&V20- per- lenUi vof he Vuue:Qfc?ilL;our I andtheswb
rc! orven$reance nterce that ho.
thev administration laboured to :-saftthMa'nur whblei mport&icms. frbm iEJig-, sorh!now swelling vith triumph, y . . rj':
disgrace and the blame - on its opponents; laid,and taken the first -sfcp ; towards the ii; AsdittJ Jlovr citisensy are Wfed
and an opposition- Consisting of one fcyurtn present war. '..VThere shalL-be v,n6 rieu tobc theap6locits of irear Britain or of
jjitt i. ui uic wuuic tuiigicss, waa icutu uuuS4V , S4iu ciupcFUf ui . xrauucrM ir i ne'jmnistry. : : vv e,aye not saiQ, "tn tt 1V0.
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as an excuse foj the failure (pjTd; metisureiiismimstr . told owf'JW exivAooc no rtuse jrmeainst 1 !
which considerihgSihapcr was more j istjthen ; in fgc4 between gUrXand VcmuH chi&e fae notf to ?
peninacipust Valdhered : toJ4y ; ; its fnens.- thl Uite4Stas4and c- his- majesty eopsi ;ceinn :thatucfiiee wHich!mr. adminis.
andmore xealouilvi -faith were Hhrough Honjhas made'ftir us. ? ;We are no tr$pg, f
executed, than any Bimlar, lawVerwas, tiie? jlam theiucstior ellTfprcebetwenA micancl. r ' 1
orJperhaps ever will be againV; we sogard itv we ere a people without Britain VVHeneycrdiat;is reruired of us , I;
But, if the wisdom ofjthis-'measure be cy?and twitjiorui e'tiergy- Whomight t we shall be Jound on the sidVofpur OcVun- , 1 '
questionable in thisiviwliatslfiill we - Itift'lie induced to fi ght for interest, after trv, aiding ierwii ouiopes, ourpfyewU. k J '
say of tt, when considered as trie alrna- taj?ng;ref used tolfight for honour..;OieTe and our strength. Thtadministration noi V " 1 !
tiye preferred by our adminisfetmhv to are, now, iejl-JW :itacnsyno onger any satisfie'dwUh riralfing y .-fet.
the treaty concluded with4j.B by fr.Vhciitrals. :,fj$e ar? at W iand with' Eng- to usurp the pl ace of our copntrV in.upder
JVlonroe and -1 r., PinckneHad thar' lattd.' .Butit rem dns to ,bU proved that standings and our hearts & to finBr in our
presentiwar, wmcp w. manitesuv.a conse-rnorf'. pe; ponpr ojir itaqiAonr,anati indiscretion and tolly. 'Ave .will not allow
qucnce bf-irei'cttonvany 4 !pdig- wthihk; jthe ponmtercourse iaw,i under hings; so; distinct iiq themselves; !to be
nities, fellowk:iepjhbi ipanV insults whlthrhfelj' Jcfcact onCexibrbade conlounde4 oar shame; mortification fe
and; outrages from f ior.?r .ttatibns how hm, toV j disgraced irVfaat-isatf all times, an undoubu,
inuca uissent
selves, w-
nrivate wealth
have been retained,, preservednd augy tfeied iund.erRat4:PRamboiulet. l0r 1 dock of the setvanta;of the nation.1 and'tb
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nxcxsica ;;j flc-auiumisiraiwu vuiiiip:r- . prtjar. . inis, ci4Uwr--iuzco5T tuusuit uie aiscaranem, it unwortny -or trust. x . '
e3,to purchase a .trefttv wf SpaiiiJ ; thuugh lettefptten atjthis iastancc,rjyj(tlie; Se-; ,s ,VVe do not advocate a rlisgracefui peaco $
the agency of France, heF mteff wld evefi tHough U would ter-
not deigm to accept oneJrdm Engto trwprthtj sammeri and ai- minvjte an impoliticf .and unnecessary war V. I
gociated and apprbverl byf sucH mipHte tmnof this Butjtye earnestly cb'rfiend, Oiat hewticha , "ft
as we.' have named. OI aio, arid France ! clttnd, honor, ie intolved,us in tfte war i not litely totiririg
who dared not, at that-tipie,put to : aejaf filiAi prociman-;clo wSat it to a speedy or an honofableJjssue ; rand ' &
ill ftr ign civmrncrce. , It tells the hsher: Mn we do most solemnly bclieVeV that the best : E
m n i if the East, tbil His harpoon shall rust pjiant :paviesk literU tcrees, "Frafle ,tclla,us, expedient for the. aeqomplishtrieni of both, , ' 4 b
in his cabin, and his line ?noniore plunge pal yrho nyrv cultivate is the removal of JVXr Madison from the
in Mr deep. The merchant .ordered to rein c . 4
i( Wr the fttrknrL - and theJmariner. ' his- lousv of her rival destroyed )&rsEn&nd restttutidnl In the yerif teeth df his own A We are t6ldtKat niiiirtrrArlnt m 12 '
f, :th on thoean The crowded mart is
nv;dr desolate and the hoDc of the bus-
M.d man perish in the spring-'tlme of his
labour."'-!v! ; ,.v..' ' . ..v- :
ilV there wa: wisdom; fellow citizens';
in resisting the- Unjust preteris'wjns of the
Katibnirif Eiiroo inhere 'was, surely, none"
li hr- GfialitV ol) that species, of resistance
f- ikh tfee ;ulmiHistration lelsjcted. Ori-.
t i x and irhairommbdaungi- it cjlbuhd
eel the reasoniagsaiaulted the prejudice's,,
and boldly attempted to change ifl the ha-
bt tf imtre savesf Spufnifng all pfece-
"t'e nt or esaaijsle ftbin Either tints', it e rh
larked 4 in a phiiosdphical experiment for
the benefit of taHeV which comnfnced
vuh its desftiictidn. Its uritriedmedV;
;rs pushedj indeed; to the , full extent of
me rt wnicn Kius tne patient, w vurc uis
Embargoes, as preparator)fi fgr imme
cijie war, are pot withoutxample in.the
torv of . other 'nations as; xvell as our
ovn ; but the sole "m-rit ofaheir invention,
as sutjstitute for open hostilities, ispra
perly divisible - betweenr the ' late .andt pre
6cnt'vadmioistrati' ns.--If; attributable rtd
ny part"ular member of either it be
iah gsL pjculja;ly to Mr, . IVtadisqn, : himself,
who nrst suggesiea iwappij.catioiiixo1a sir
tailar Vurpose in , theyear;I794. . ItJ?wa3
singular enough,", on a iatevoccasion,';to
hear ita ffiepdscomplain that thoserfor
. wnose. oenem, it was oesignea rvvereliunr;ea
a iMhtvtoud ip their clamour against lU
As if an exnressidn of pain, leaved tb the
8utferef nochoicef hiV:mode of relief;
vi hose a rts and manufacturesi every waV; injunction Jon (lerji .r'stptiij, he not on liance with! France, m-aid ' of this, war, (j
suited to bur wants,, had grown, and multi- ly iisued an dlegai proclamation; butaf- vain and unbounded;" " He who makes
pited. with bur ploug ter waiting in vain &fitfitrtfte 6n?orJhe thbassiirance Oply proves!, that' He j&
lesyour fields, otirsi' diureopl.7Wr,shehai : VeCQmineudedj'' "war,aat0sV . nofa'urveyed the whole of the path befqr
Alas! fellow citizens, that ariy mferican' Great Britain alone. T t'i V;'.t , ;r him "Suppose this war. should be Valamx
our bveriowing cup of plenty, to grairy in j We jmplqy'pitr itentipn tojaur anxMus f pre vent it i that the xliscrimiriatiori wKicrf
lellowship, the blood stained hand: of a ; enquirtsf tmsa ;'lra? for hdhour? D es Jour admlnistrationPh't&lsounwistflv radeaw
r Ifut ifsuch yas the policy of the m
rabje embargo where shall langulependence, arid 3fjna .of all man- calculated to do, all herpepplc Ther;:a
Ibuprdjto depici that which wejiaveenl wni&eSpisb Isles of our will indure manv veariV at least : arid irs
Iv'Hvithesaed ? Spain, I of whdseiini lines w'f Afchipeiairai' whMitthe rest of Anaeri f unavofdabie cocseaiieneea -mast he alaitii
first compiainvi,s 4b- longer tW'?:oftect. ofl cawwhattWitt' thevp6ScXthe We w World tous to usV as wSl as to, them When tr.
oft his arm OiStop theacheim bihifitigcr.
: A vowed h to be a . measure of precaution
against bbthvbclligcrent$i H t was in fact and
Huention. a miasure. of "hostility asrainst'
wie oi tnerp.ana nra.a an tne enectf ot war.
j It aroused her pride and herjeseptment
ft;
if.
our resentment;
ing.nnaiirysx.tij9r'prareatnunaer
bolts might; cool; theif:are discharged at
England alonc.i Still it is s...cl; andrepea-
delusive assttrancM. ; wrifti t
m whienfthey JFipldbs cbhtending9J at the I those numerous tales "whichthe admiais-.-
iide lot jthe tnemvf Qi the human race, a- Itration has Ifecommehded, which CbiRn's
gdiusi. uiciutuj; irauuii-wiw power w nas resoivea upon,, ana wnicn are merely
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imciu uicir uiirtuu luwLii. uuu rear uicir ueierreu, snau cau on us lor cqntrioutionB i ,
strength to i manhood ? Hp must the reV -tO'thel'War' wtilcnUhe- war; will'ilepvtve up k fil
maining friepds of liberty on the continent of the facility tfpaying : wfien those Ioa tx's, g j
of Europe regard anatiob who labours, to' which-riave' beehVeffectedwith dimVulty t '! -ij ;
ally herself to; the deadliest fdeihat treerdom shall attempted .hereafter, withi still ; 1;- 1
cverknew? Fey indeed; they are (in gteaterr difficdlty to Be :tenewed,?:And 4 x- )lL
number but the more to be; respected, a' tunda shall be reSuired to rei mbuWe them ft
Her mangldb6dv, pier who naturally took upnb us for thet modcfl ladisonV re-election ihall have been e
feed-blithe iangsv oi the monster who - d6f tbeirinte institutions think, of a war fciired by. thesi
yours her, now Jeedar;.at every i pprey adj
luviijcs yur ucepcat ; coniuiisseration. H.nr
giand has rescinded her orders of council;
attheyery instant ip wpYch we have deGla-
iEKi v4v u'iiul iicr.r vv one c uie Olnre-n
urancu oi peace was i preparing in lionclon,
bur administration was industripuslyforg
ingv at VVasfiingtoiS, the --thunderbolts)
war. It waited only- the decision tf of Na-
fpolepn to ;hurl them at ,h;s )j(be. J Amidst
thi's busy note : of preparation what was
te language atWashtngttm 44 Wairthe
M return ot the Hornet from France. If
' Mr.-3arlowvdoes-h6taendWaaadsfa
Vtory'adjdstment "of oufduTcrenccs ; if
- uuy ;uucenainiy; ?venf- snau remaiqin
bur relation to that country , IfteV, the
. arrival bf thef Hprnet? 9uVwar rhalFbe
" ajgain&t both; nations;, ' Alike m their
wtbngsy they shall alike .feel the; weicht
pt, our, resentmenti", . Well ! fellow can-
apns. months elanse- i anH :thf-Vj.-Hhrtiftn
turns;, not lKwithouta
qui any rcasouapie nope oi one. . nut tne
i.TT uLf ta uiumuciH. . auu to, .witnout wan
tney y stand alone, amidst theK tettipestl when the)0 exchequer bills, jjrhicrt , riow
vYuiv-u uas 5wcut a t ay luc nauMus aruuiu i tnixaten xo pour intocircuiauon, at once,
appearca in tne snort compass or ;twcuiy
years ! rherocisrandSnelv yatlies of HeV
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nve mpiioas oi aouars, snau e aouDiea. -.
tripled apd tquardf upled" overr and bver :Jj ' V !
hagain, at.tncv must oe; it money to jcarm , ,r-;
vetiahave fohg tfeased to resound the cheer-' bothe war cannot" otherwise: be h-d anc ;v
Fiif notes 6t libcayl; lc
ca; St: .jMarinb,"' J7hereV fredPm tluUgh present mnirurri ot one Tiuhdred dolfars. i v 4
mher dechtfe, - yet: Toved to? lingc y have T?tcf.fve(v and perhiips asnngle: dollar, m or- " M
dtsappeared-iblottedvpuVTromy the .mass der to givenhc.mV mbre . difiusive cirqula- , -r
ofuropesunk;;. and lost, ljkef sa;paany tippand to displace ;their riyrals,the noteo ; . vv
once 'veYdant fslahdsbeheattf diei deail sea of buf tisaAst. whenl withodtx fleets, "or a 5
Fellew citizens;wfc dpjnPt wish ter in'l citiea arc-bombarded and;Vwithbutrx fb ft0-.,Vjf
2.-- ; : ,v. - f a iTit. i -is. i
pireybuwith;adeadly, hatfed ol France
tenchm6nhav viVf ues aisb.Es-,
capedffom'ajh
f oVerthrowin air4;and; order,' lighted
, the Yorch arid nerved the Vrm,bf uherraid-:
and askissin ; which, ;alf
bf buf
deatrate lonihv'ations to proteevth m ;iu .
'ilir- hrttytWaWlttri . anrt urif hmit kv In f,i 5 . i. i-
reign mat ets lor.itfi products bur agncul
lure; ,as t ha ; eycrrdohe, ' declines ; with
our commerce when for. want bf militaiV
talents, or i experience in purto?mmanderr, r k
Whowiirbe -ffuthered kiere'Vaod there,aa- '5 a
the tttppo'rt ofvthe administration may jreuVU