The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-04
VIEWS OF THE THIRD PARTY.

i mua be prernCed, that The rife Of the
f5f' 5"r.g is not TO be attributed ,rh,,ly To any
hhgle cauie; hat to a combination Of ;.syfes {.
the pralcIpsl of which have hseu
The iecret ambition offome individuals;
Inc disappointment Of fpur oth-r.
The unverlal influence OF tn, Y,z,o r,.rn
l'tion: 'r'-Du-
AID the effort Of party to r-aliE. ~. b,r
then the federal iong " Rule Nrw-Fr.
g OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rule The lfa.rs. D
&c. ~ 'd'9S'
ieDarate developement OF ,hef. leading can.
les would occupy more f1ace tnan we can NJ
P'eient ipare-out they may become at fltn,e
uus lhclects gilmore ample and particular d;f.
Nutioh, we nan, at this time only touch gene
r.'i'y what gaest thew, that the Gan. of II {
though II has attempted to give the fact auotbrr
color mas really fa'ed fttf.
! aAt tact -, that intrigues were re,,lv rt
on foot pTiortn The decii0n on the can,rid,t,.
i"r nreii'ieoi and vice preiident, which Ind in
we" ~ and every of the leading obie.9s aiov-
/ ipec!fcd, and which were brought 10 favo. and
iulf'in each Other. Fortunately tht. proi-cl go.
commenced too !ate-the infrlnrnt; er,,Io,-
ca "SIe ihc"mp 'tent-3nd fome of thoic whom
they attempted TO decor md 5efrar. ,ver. ronf,,
10 indignant recruitment and repmlfon.
| Among other things which leads ms m +b;,,
the Gaz. ct U. S. editor has been led into ,b-
iecfet me plan of intrigue appears to have o.
r'gihateu WIN lone gentlemen from Conrra;-
cur, and the politicians OF that fate were res-
! dy TO 1unender their federalifn, TO promote
the union Of honef men''-thc union of r.
200 and q4iiliGn. VI g
among the features Of this union on. v,as---
IRA, f70o or t"e Jeder0I men1berS o,r Conp,eG
l(Dor@ go orr 9y resignation and tbaf tao Of
f6o|e 7050 IN Connecticut call fbr,njsl4,s, yeo,bE-
e@nt' zDe''e 10 go into CongyeG from tbat Hot..
| One exception only was made in This cboice.
the honeit men" who were 70 io;, I'VE f.d..
r'lI'ts, were to have had the right of nomir,tinr
any two men, 70 that Pierre69;zt Fd-,o~ysS
ihon'd not be one ofthem.
! Il was UNDERWOOD that Gideon Cra;ag.,. was
10 be ore ot the new representatives.. and il was
70 ne c1!cr'ated and confidently declared, that
Congreis could not refit his i,rel7ble eIoqnlvc..
among other particulars of this prciscf i
vas conidered as elientiaI that forne f9ufIern
members, and fome wetern members lbould,
d iecured and that the Pennsylvania mer,-
berS Mould be kept divided among themieIves
Among me iouthern members, MIR. 7. n. NJ,
tboyoH, OF Maryland was conGdered as of the
greatcit importance TO be fecared and accord.
insiy the Overture was made TO Mr.. Ne62lJo1. IN
take upon hinlief The lead in political afFirs in
co1grcis: and that he would DC fupported by
" thu uni n OF honef men,
Ny Nicholion indignant and 5ilri.led with
tn dcteft9b!e offer, which opened to his view
an intrigue which had not been by him f.fnc6t.
ed. lyurned at the infuit.
We have been thus particular On ;haft tvo
points of the Connecticut polcy-3pd th. n.
tempt to diihouor Mr.. Nicholfon. in order 70
account tor the e4R Of the article in the Gay. Y.
). and particularly for the aIperity thrown cnt
aFaIn'' Mr.. Nicholfon inthat paper, and in other
! papers Of the fame politics.
( AS TO tL. pfi,arf;-r, -, M, n
are to re accounted FOR in the fame ~,av. and
nY the tame cautes the tactics of this new tas
teafn parry this "m7ion Of bonr9 mem" is ike
Una, o. the "herry man, who rows one wav and
| LOOKS another; or of him who cries ont g ion
-J7op fb!ef, IN order that he may not he fnf.
Pectcd himtelt; the cry has been with this uni
on Oh noneit men againft-'f VIrgiuiaq dominica
t'o"---PiySinian influences" while the true mean
ing OF tins cry is that this faction means to rue
a'.a inc talents, integrity, and rsfoution of
randolph are terrible to this phalanx and
ttney cry Out againft Randolph becaufe befide
ms virtues he is proud of being Virginian
ana me pride ought to be reciprocal.
ne conduct which has been exhibited to-
wares TINS great and good young man, the pub
nc have no conception of;-deiicate of conni-
c"'lon' and iublect to extreme i'll health, perhaps
ieVen tenths of the year, his fenibility is well
known and to be connected with the loftieft j.
I ''N'''' i'OuOi dIG courage re fac
non to whom he has been a terror, have contriv.
ca with degree of malignant ingenuity, TO O.
peTate upon his health, by wounding his feel
lnSS Every man whole kirts have been sTail-
ca oy the teeth, and ears annoyed by the bark
ing OF village cur-dog-or who has been an
noyed by the furley barking of mongrel maj.
Till may form an idea of the courfe Durfned to-
| wards Mr.. Randolph.
lnttead of the folemn argument, or the Colpnd-
I'd eloquence, which ihoud dignity The cham
bers of congrefs and 70 which the arguments ana
eIoqience or Mr.. Randolph are entitled. GyC-
TEN has been purified of GuhieGting him to the
contumely of arepy from Eiiiof of Vermont or
| Lynn of Kentucky.
q word more, and we l5a,, cloie dis article
the itrengih of'' fbr 4ion of o,,F ,,,u" is 70, he
tried at the next felton,, upon The choice Of !
ipeaker--Dlde2H is not 20 b flduced by tn, y
100, though he is far from being rich man
| and it is Intended by The union Of" honeR mem
to let up candidate in opPoiition to him. The
readers OF the dlrora may at fra fight ouc0jon.
whether all thete matters are dreams or inqeni-
Gus ictious time which has 70 freuuently u.
tined to the Information conveyed by this pa
per, viii eitabllh thofe facts, and more than
| n''e-''ei Cater Anrora.
-. ls.zgz-z--s.-
be'fgd'f' fbsl'" '2,ve the aesi C.oeraI HGnbly Of
Yvgini1
Hs0yso--Gervas Storrs and Jofeph selden.