The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-15

~ e''"" uipbiC0 tuC lOClvtY sefls1 COttnCt
os the republicans, whila he has main.sjnec
accountant and f,fpicious intescontfe with hi.
former opponents. -
Ihr QUALIFICATIONS of Snsder are not, howe.
yer, altogether to ourta!te. The Republicans
or Psnniy'vauia Thought it necefiary. on &c.
count OF the trenrth of the German intcreA
tofeiect their candidate from that reIp. ttabl,
race. :Heitter and Muhls nf,,rg were fi,ft taken
up but each OF them refufcd the honor Of The
appointment. Ii was not until this rrifis tina,
they determined to recommend Mr.. SNYDER
the tpeaker of the legislature, TO the fuffagcs of
the people. Ills true. Snyder has filled the Of
nee OF ipeaker for ftries Of years, bat this
annot De regarded as proof OF his great ia
Tents. and qualifications .becaufe theft are no,
eitentalto the functions ola fpraker,- nor arc
they particularly fought for in the candidat,
who 10 RATED to the chair. During the late
ag'tated dfcufiion, it is worthy of remark that
Mr.. Snyder has been always held forth by his
trends net as man of diftinguifhed talents,
but as man of found fenfe, of undermined
honetty and firm republican principles. Is
there then no danger that fuch man fhould
become plant initrumcnt in the hands gilmore
experienced ftatefmen Is there no DANCE
that Snyder fhould have his Dallas, in the
fame manner as MsKean This objection.
which has been frequently fnggeaed, ad-
c''eo VI -suSNSiy ODVlOIS dT11Wcr. he enc
mics of MsKean, If they, are honeff in their
projections, will fill prefs for an amendment
OF the contribution The executive will lie
'horne OF Its principal and mott pernicious
powers and the Office of Snyder fhould it e.
ven be directed by the hyperion kill of his fup-
Porters, will he nearly divefted of its power
OF doing mitchell to the commonwealth.
But there is one view of this fubiett, Infinite
~ more important than aIEthe ref, which
mould induce us to cxult in the election of Sny-
der. eihall barely touchuponit at the prefent
time. The Importers of MsKean have folicit
ed and obtained the aid of the federal party.
A junto has been formed under the pretext of
faving the contribution from the vifionarv inno
vatons of anarchifts, of the moi inveterate enc
mics of the prefent administration, and the of.
tenible friends of Gov. MsKean. Should this
man be reelected, is there then dif:erning re-
publican, who may not anticipate fome of the
following fearful refults?
Penpfyivania, one of the largeft Gates of the
union Whole guhernatorial election in 'eo was
the firft hgnal of republican triumph and which
forms 10 comfortable cement between the
table repnhlicaniin ofthe fouth and the more
wavenng republicanifm ofthe north, will fee IFS
executive department either neutralifed in its
politics or turned over to federal principles.
Gratitude towards his principal Importers and
have due and dreadful influence over the poll
tics of nj Kean.
Should M:Kean be elected, an encourage
ment is given TO all the unnatural coalitions
which may be formed between the federalifs
and the wayering Politicians of the republican
party. To effect their mutual Objects, mutus,
concefiiens will be offered. Even now, Dallas
has declared that there are only ihades of obi.
Mon between his party and his former oppe-
nents. Even now they have compromised their
REFLECTIVE claims, and agreed to fupporty the
candidates OF each. The name of Hemphill
tor example has found its way in the Phiadel-
phia lit of candidates forthe afTembly. ~;
Should M.Keau be elected, more ferrous
evil is faid to threaten our profpcrity. Whe.
ther the following extract from the Iat Aurora
be really founded in truth we flaIl not pre-
tendto vouch. We give it as we end it
The public of all parties will not refufe us this ere
dit-that we have long before meafures were public
y unfolde6, promifed unra vel plots-and to bring
to light the fources and iprings of intrigues. We
need not remind the public that fr unfolded the
nyaery OF Pickering's removal, of Roiss eonfpracy
in the fenate-Lilfon and Blount's confpiracy-the
fecret unconstitutional treaty with Toufiars-and o.
Their iimar traniaaions that fcarcely remain on
the memory.
From fome movements during the laif fumrner,
oHe par ioii ioine iutf1RuSS IN New York
fate, in which there federal deputies from this
tate, connected with other tranfaefons, of which
the public mua have time to oberve and think be-
fore 1t would be ufeful to fpeak and OF which the
fPeakng, like the difcovery of particular part of
eampaigs, might perhaps caufe change of the whole
fytem of operations. There is one event, however,
by which the defgns here alluded to may be apprec.
ated-but this truit will be accomplished by ref
pe9 for the voice of the people-of this kewfe, we
ihall not undertake to fpeak at prefent.
The election of Pennsylvania will no doubt, have
weighty influence on fecret plans, which are now
barely fuggened--and the principles of which are
only agreed upon under incidental conditions
For example, project has been devfed, and fome
progrefs was made init--for new organization of
parties, the members of which were TO be embraced
by a geographical hne--the election of Thomas
M'Kean like the election of gen. Gum for the con-
Elimination of the YAZoo, to be the fgnal of
hope the election Of Simon Snyder was to indicate
the hopelefsnefs of forming this line 70 as to conpre.
bend Pennsylvania.
AS the reiult of the ele aon is not now known
will it be for week-the public will be able to
Judge by the retut, what be the hopes or the
dhappontments of thofe who were concerned in the
defgn to combine all the ftates from Petomack TO
Maine in one party, and to fet them up againf the
fouthern 0ates
Perhaps this hint may be going farther than
difcretion would commend; however, as the deiign
has been known to perfons of high refpea for con-
fderable length Of time-and the editors evidence
is fomethng than mere conjecture or fpeculat-