The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-23

7 ,cN,,
ietts, the lame icene meets our eve. The 80
pie are employed in canvailing the p,e,i,v ,f Oh.
candidates. The newspapers of Bottom ana
oaiem teen with crticiins and euIopi,,,,s
10 Malactuiettshadnot arepuhlican Iro;r,-
ture, BE gave an unanimous vote for tb, I.e
terion ticket; and it remains for he, inb sbt1nt.
I" determine whether governor Strong G,aII he
'eP'aceo IN the ctair, or whether his republi-
can rival Mr.. Sullivan is TO take his H..
When we arrive in Pennsylvania, nort i'm
portant invetigation detains orr ,t.sr,;,>, '' y.
is not whether this or that man po;I.gso ~.
valuable qualifications for an Office, but ,vtether
the contribution of their fate is defective -
whether convention fhall I've furrmoned fo-
the purpoie of alteringit. Twice already he
the contribution of Pennfyivana been a,nend.J.
but 1t is It'll! iuppofed To have iefec}s which ~
cent events have brought into light. The r,-
ial or Judge Mchean to pats ieveral laws. and
to comply with fo,ne regulations of fire le,;na
tive body, have provoked an enquiry ;n,e 3D..
duration and powers of the executive. ,.hii..
the late acGuittal of the Pennfylvan;a ;ndrss
before the .tnate have given fome of ths
republicans a difguR towards the .nen,,.
OF the female and the judiciary denattnrnt,
Hepce heJprofeiled objects of the petition and
renonitrtnce to be addreGed 20 the ,eeiGa;ure
" fennTivania, arc, IN to ab,idge the patron
eye Vi !',e governor IN the appointment of of.
mr. &P gtt
rom Iour TO one year, and So: to make the
ludgfs elective and more refponf,i- :, fI,a To-
y'iiatnre. Time does not permit Ms n ipvea;.
gate the propriety of theft amend,nrnts ),
theinielves; ortheabfrafl propriety of frronent'
W changing contribution or even of r1i.t,;rr,
iuch II 'qurnt attempts to change ii. we an
Not OUT opisrve however that tneft efforts viii
prooan ead to long and warm diGulIion:
that they have alreadv provoked tie o7.,ar.;''
lIle ~ E,t
hton, which we fHd in late P;l,d, IN il ~.
per- ne Freeman's Jour.al,'' the :, sitiers
enemy OF The Aurora deronnrafes ,h, ,,robsl
Ole activity of fuch An oppoaton.
PROPOSITION FOR FoR MING
16e Jociety Of eonqiimioQqI re.n5Ecer-.'
A'ter preamble, the plan fa.es the Srfze;.
PIES and rules which they viii conform.
PRINCIPLES
The fzUo 6rit are general.
8 That we deem the Contribution of tLe I7;.i
States and Of the State OF Penniviva,ia the ,oti9
invention Of human wifdom for the fejf-oxqrnn,.,t
OF man; And we think that the motives and the
eaHie to alter modify, or aboia, them, ouyht to Sc
{u,e, OBVIOUS eogent general, and concluf.e; rot
iactons doubtful, partial, caprcious OF fpecuIa.ve
4 That we deem Legislative wiidon Executive
vigilance Judicial Independence; the trial by Jury
ana the Liberty Of the PRES; the greaef noric,l
b'ehngs enjoyed by the People of the Union and of
me rats under the guarantee of their Con,i;utions
AND that IN theft REFLECTS, do uo think the prov;-
nolls Of the Contribution Of Pennsylvania require al
RULES.
Among thefe are the followinr:
he foregoing Propoiition for forming the Corr
ihfutonai Republican Society" being fubmitted 70
number OF the citizens ofthe CITY and county OF Phi
affairs, it wa, " PeOA'
PelS'9eA unanimou1y, That TIE fame b.. ,.bi;,,-
ed Ard that 4. =. SDaAas, W.1i,1, <Yozc, Ga,s.
Log'H, Riebard Bae5e, FEN. pst.y Hfa5L.I5.rr c@,
1aAef' Samuel WftbviH, fu. soqotbaa Pe,1ry So
Tefer .. oHbonere", CEy B,-a7 Cbardley pr;ce. ~
7'Gra HGer ''"e' Camille, and Manuel E,,s. fa be
'sgYe',ed :" procure COMES of the Propoton to he
Gate. ''0us''ou' 'he
al preicnt we muf leave the peoBle of
rftenn'y.vanIa tothis mof important f.if,ulIonl
re, after perhaps we NAV return To Them
, we have now arrived in the Terr-itor,, ~ H.
cans AZ the mouth Of the MihifT;rri. IRE
'ame struggle Of opinion and Of intcreJfs Is be--
olip'ayed. Mr.. c. c. Claiborne, the nrer-nt
governor, 10 popular at fri. has drawn nror
him fome of the critics of Orleans The ~"
pers are filed with attacks and vind;ca,;o,s
ne is charged #. with the want of deco,,,m IN
ie ',i.ng lone differences which had ariGsn a.
baii between the French and American of;ctrs
on thlS mott important queHion whether !,
1oA'fS or country dance Gould be the order nc
VIC ngI 2diy. with iufering the Spanijh
commhboner the Marquis de CAT, C-lyo "a
employ a guard before his door, and 70 ees,
onlh cly,I tribunal under his own filperin,end-
ance. sdy with afilting an American oFi-
Ger 20 e'ope with yourg heirers of fourtee,
from her fathers houfe Fourtbrv, u';.h
encouraging habit of ofentation and peveirv'
/ rec charges though zsalouGIy advanced.
'ave heen ably refuted. Mean time tbe -
go L1ullc' or Orleans are advancing in The
lietul labor Of giving code of laws TO t,,eir
sountry. They have paGed an act TO reoulate
,r'n'nal PROHIBITIONS, an atf CONCERNING d.
lorce x almonv,a an ACT recognizing the Baf,ai;.
'n OF Orleans Volunteers, and provifiino for
tooP OF horie. According to The Ian paDer-.
ney were EMPLOYED in drauehting civil g.
'nm'nal code, & in eHahG1ng tribunal of
commerce in New Orleans An imno,tant
,'I was alto before them, declaring that no nrr-
on o except a natural born citizen ofthe u. s.
hcie w1o have been naturaiized, and ci,;leos
y Loniiiana.who refided therein on the ~ g
aprll 1903, ihall hold any Office of profit, bo-
'or or tru't, within ;he territory.