The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-11

general government and to deny the exiflcnce of
contribution of civil government in this fate
federats, with all the facts rcrp.6ing Mr. J.r-
ferions management of Offices before your eyes ard
with full view OF the ju rctrbution on your fcde-
raj friends you have removed from office lr,-y cpf;
GER The time is haaening, when the day Of terror
which now appears glorious in your eyes,. will be re-
heesed on merely as the forerunner ofdilols,iou.
timer. Mere. Hart}. Ccn..
POLITICS Of NEw-ENGLANp
ConGdering elections as criterion of puhlic cn;-
mon, there appears to he in mis- quarter Of the ,ucr
nearly an equal divifion.
We NAV commute the population of,
Rhode l0and TT 75Ooo
Mafhchuiatts eooooo
New Hamphire, 10000
Connecticut, 100000
In the whole, l,i45oeo
The following ha.erncnt will. with rugiciens rr.-
ch'on, graduate the fca'e of political opir,;or
Rein5''tsn FeSc.,i'
IN Rhoac-iflcnd, 10000 osoco
Matilchu!etts, $4,000 slc,coa
New Hampihirc, 100000 ooHr,o
Connecticut, 10000 lAoooo
To.a! 10000 5Gsooo
IL this reiut be compared with thu, cv;rced o.,
the recent elections in the other parts Of the union.
we hall perceive wide difference, f we except thr
yhRre N.Y.
nearly balanced
In New. York, above three foar,i,s Of the reor.e
Republican.
In New-Jerfty, decided majority is Republ-
In Penniylvania, about four f .hs are Renrblican.
IN MARYLAND, above three fifths are Republican
In Virginia. nine tenths are Republican
In North Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, .rerp.C
lee, and Ohio, Republican principles are almoi up-
verbally prevalent.
South Carolina, four ffths are Republican.
[Mst. Ia,ll I
71t Js!,o7p;ng Is a CORY of I4,., ,-,;g.5 ~ MS
eretrry Of tie Nayy. from l1TdS3,s,au ool,i. cor
randi"g officer efgan-6oat, No. 7. 5nf Of Negy.?e,i
u. S. Gun-Boat No. T. New-YorL,
~, May 81, 1895.
have the honor to .ranltrit for your inforrna-
ton the following account of my tranact;nns, ince
the 18th init
On that day got under way, in company with
the u s. hip John Adams. and gun boats Nos @
and 8, to proceed TO the Mediterranean. We
kept m company that day and the next but or che
10Th, came on to blow very freih in the cveripo
from T. N. E-fent down topfeil and lower vards
but carrying all other fails to keep up with the FRI
gate. AT II, we loft fight OF tn frgate and gun
boats owing to It's being excei!iveiy thick and ro
gy-Nexs morning land for three days afterwardsl
the log cnntinued--no fail in fight and high Cra
running, we now dfcovered that in confeouence e
our carrying prefs of fail keep up with the G,in
we had fprung mar and found it foil, from, re
heel to the partners. Immediately had two lrorr
mouldmgs clapped OIL below and an iron band above
the partners, hoping it would be luicent to prcver
its going farther-but On the CID, in lat. 81. ~.
long. 65 | found the mat to be 70 much weakened
and worked 10 much, the Iplit having now got five
feet above the deck) was induced to believe ,ba-
ihould we get into heavy fea we honld iney;tabl,
ioie my only alternative now, was 70 return
as thought the consequences might be much wo-fe
were we to lofe it in the middle of the ocean.
cannot exprefs to you, fir, my modification, q.
the unfortunate accident, which has thus in fc-n.
meaiure defeated your, and allure YOU nv win, -
JON the iquadron as early polible-But trun
mall yet be there in time to participate in the plc-
ry winch am confident little navy will acquire
this fummer, againh its encmies-Be afrred FIR
nothing ihall be wanting my part to forward her
renting; and by the time can have the honor :,
hear from you, fha be again ready for Tea.
No z, isa very fine veHel aud capable of poino 20
any port OF the word-She fails well, holds a GOOD
wind, is very Tiff, and an excellent fta boat.
The other gun boats, / have reaion TO believe
were ieParated at the fame time with nlyfef as tev
were till farther from the fhip when loG Goht of
herout there isno doubt of their making their way
acrofs in fafety.
From the time determined to return, we eyre
rienced nothing but head winds ard calrns-and from
the weakness OF the maft were obliged to be YER
tender in carrying fail-indeed, had not the man
been made OF WHITE pine, it never would have been
iPrung, with the fail then carrying upon H.
have the honor to- be,
Sir, with the greatea refpea,
Your obedent fervart,
PS. OCu.yfr.