The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-29

Gary Of X6dInSds. but nsy o6lsin the Fioridas
aimoft upon our own terms.
The difpatches from Mr.. Monroe will he
laid before the next congrefs relative to the cx.
traordinary reftri6tiUus OF Great. Britain upon
| our colonial commerce. Thcfe and other en-
croachments will form an additional fnbied for
It's mott ferrous elaboration. Shall we fi,ffer
thtfe cncroachments to 30 on and truft to fr,-
tnre negotiation, as we have hitherto done, for
rrdrefs; or fhall we lay filch reftrefions upon
her commerce with us, as may bring her to a
ienle Ut the duties that The owes to us, at the
fame time that they ernoarrafs our own trade.
leien our imports and our duties, and procraf-
innate fer feafon the redemption of our pub
lie debt?
Perhaps the YaZoo claim too will be revived
ny the friends ofa compromiEe. On the mag.
nitude OF this meafure, it would be idle TO def.
cant.
But independently of thefe queftions them.
te!ves, the next felton, of Congrefs ia likely Ia
be peculiarly interefting from the changes which
it may efed in the Gate of our political parties.
The YdZoo queftion; the fate of the election of
Pennfylvania the pretended or real fears of
fouthern influence; the iait propofed amen.
ments to the federal contribution; are incidents
eminently calculated to produce difference of
opinion, alteration & fchifn among the repub..
llcans themfelves. A party promifes to arifr,
that HAIL he competed of the federa'ins and the
wavering, corrupt and treacherous republicans.
whole motto is "the union of honef men %
whole pretex:s are of the mott fpecious kind
ana who'e objects are as little honorable to
themielvcs as tsrviceable to their country.
SO far as We may con6der the abilities of the
members themtelves, we have no reaE,n 70 he.
live that the prefent Congrers will be much in.
ferior to its predeceflor. The federa,ifs have
loft MIR. Grifwold; and the republicans, Mr..
Rodney. The place of the latter will however,
ne more than eGr5itv fuppiied ~ the talents of
barnabas Bidwell of Maiachufet,s, whole iu
m'nous ipseches on the Maiachnfetts amend
'nent 70 the contribution and on the 4,h of July.
we nave already had the prafure to fubmit to
our readers.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
The following is liz of the members of the houfe
oil Representatives of the United States for the EMU
ing congre's. There few names wantipq We
cannot vouch for the abfolute precifon of this lin.
Net Intel
Thofe marked thus ('i are new members q.
ihoie in Haiiei are FederaliGs)
The Irteistner hasa-ranpe aeeoydinsfo < abba
1tfiai order Web0s- arrssd x7ue5 more ii,E,I7a-,
20 @e 'eadtr' to srraSs. tLs BY ibt R4tes TO eskab
thy Aelong]
Mt.o- Har,ee;re--Sirs Brtfsr, .CoLE Fiji, Devis
NNV"SO, "HAatei ISrEev, II bos7dJ ~ TOcn1/cg..
I7aN'e6yisHtf-'J oCaph B,ker -B. Bdwel Pba-
nnel Biihop, John Chandler, sOrchand Cook, T.
Srowninefhield, Richard Cults, .Gfaiah l.. Green,
Gornezer Seaver, Jofeph B. varnum, .H;RIa,u Ely,
Sff1 ftaingr, TERM. Nefau '9ofab Quincy, H,iEiam
Sft4v'n' Sa'rDff Taggart Ptleg W,.Jf7vor.b.
6h"f ea"d--Nehemiah knight, Joieph Stanton
Go"0ef'if"t--sauHei ". Dana, Jobr Davenport,
,Jcnafta1 U: Mslaey, 'Timo. Phil, jr. John C.
SMITH, "LezoiS B. Stugir, BENJAMIN 7oLmasge. 49,.
PeIE20Uy--lre1. ,,;,
Elliott, Gideon Olin.
we" Il "h-George Clinton, r. John Smith, Tho
mas San,mons, David Thomas, Philip Var Cortlaudt,
Daniel C. VerPanck, WMiam X. Pan RenGLay,
Henry W. LivnEfon.
Mtzo-JZJy-1ames Sloan, Martin C. SEIZURE
man, Ebenezer Elmer
Pfngfyivania-Jo!eph Clay. Michael Ieib, Jacob
Richards, John Pugh, Frederick Conrad, Robert
Brown, lfaac Anderfon, ChriRian Lower, John
Whteh'li, David Bard, Andrew Gregg. John Rhea,
w. F'ndley, John Smile, John Hami,ton, Samuel
Smith 57famef Kelly.
Ma,rhmd-7ob~ Campbell, sI.eouard covineton
Patrick Magruder. Roger Mellon, William Nc.
Creepy, Mic R. Moore, John Archer, Iofeph Fl
| Nicholf"n, Charles Goldfborough
pi.ginia-Iohn Randolph Thomas M. Randolph.
| Chriitopher Clark, Walter Jones, John W. Eppe.
lanes M. Garnett, Thomas Newton, Iun -Bur.
well Ballet. Matthew Clay, John Claiborne, John
e'opton, John Dawion Peterlon Goodwin, Edwin
| Gray, David Holmes, John C. lackfon, John Nor
row John Smith, Philip R. Thomplon, Abraham
irigg, Alexander Wilton, fejtfB L.7vis, jnn
NORTH Co'siina-Nathanie Macon, Willis Alton
Richard Stanford, 'Duncan M'Farlane, Mar:naluh,
Williams, Thomas Wynns, lame. Holland, William
Biaekledge, Nathaniel Alexander, Jofeph Winaon
| Thomas Blount, .Tohn Blake, Jun.
So"ib- Cayofsa-Willam Butler, Richard Vim
Levi Carney, Thomas Moore, John B. Earle, Rober
! Marrfon.
Gee-gia-Peter Early. Jofeph Bryan, .cowle
Mead, David Meriwether
| kr7fnetr-Ma,thew Lyon, Matthew Walton Johr
BOYLE, John Fowler, George M. Bedilger.
TenneDSe-Geo. w. Campbell, William Dickion
| John Rhea.
| obio-Jeremiah Morrow.
] AdiGDfPpi Territ~y-William L,tiniore delegate
~ The following Members are .hofe whof,
Oates or whole political principles are unknown to US
| John Anderion, James M, Brown, Ezra Darby
- Fix, 'Silas Haley, William Helms, sThe
mas Kenan, John Hamhert, 'Tofiah Matters, Sour
| don s. Muu1fOrd Inn c. TT