The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-22
MDs Rnq,1trsr.
RICHMOND, e2d NOp-EWBER.

The Legislature of this Commonwealth will
ihortly convene ; and we are happy in the AZ
iurance, that no ichfm will take place amonp
the democratic republicans. In Virginia. n.
though we are not believed to be a peopie of
iteady habits, by thoie who can better moduIate
their voices, and regulate their features accord
ing to Clerical rule; yet have we maintained.
from our eX'itence AS a tate, the pureft repub-
licau fabric known to man. Let thofe then who
cant about our demoraIiziug habits, while thev
preach up the neceiiity OF virtue as the kevfone
OF republican government, account f,r this pa
radoX Virtue, lay they, is eGien.ial TO feif-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, fay zee, have govern
ed themtelves difcreetly the verdi z OF the mi.
on has 10 pronounced, in approving the mea
fures frjf adapted by Observation-Disclosures mun
therefore be virtuous. fl am correct in nv
opinion, we thal exercfe much forbearanc- To.
wards each other, where this can be done with
out iacrihce of PRINCIPLE. Where parties
divide and fubdivide. they degenerate into fac
ions the mott noEious and baneiul. Every
thing is controlled by intrigue, and the iplrn-
ments Of corruption are not aihamed 10 boaIf of
1t. Reader! attend TO the following extraq
from paper printed in Lancaiter, Pennlylvania.
and e'tablfhed for the purpofc, (as the Aurora
alierts) of aiding the election of Governor Nc.
Kean.
Fran .be CoayFifu.;oual Democrat.
VICTORIA! VICTORIA 10 TRlOArpIir,t
M'KE-fN rs ELEcTEDI
Avaunt Schneiderites Hide your G.uia;G
heads begone jacobins never more thew
your oALLoWs FACES among men. FIyto the
dens of wild BEATS, and profsne or, fnc;t,v NJ
| more with your unhaIiowed prefrnce.
Thrice now have c.,e Gle aed Thos- MsySe,,
maugre your puerto aru,gics yes WE. no,
| you; ihrice have WE eIeAed hin. /, ,7oc
did we not elect him, or make you elea him. b,
making feint 10 oppofc You. H., 1909. &c.
m1he you, 7e e@tl5aIos eleSt him again for us h,
! tie ;aInr fratagem; and now, To convince VIZ.
or rInfsr'orliy, not only in firatagen. bu, If
itrength, we have jhewn you that we coud p
lect nm BY !hecr force, by mere fuperioritv n
numbers. y
Why ye RAcAMUFFiss, qps cau tgyia 20,
r0H7H orr fHger5 az soc bArqfe; evs can pnH 70,
~ 51r "2/f to u.s. and kies you Om rs at TIE lam
f2faHt. We can elect our governor in fpite a
you, or make yon, we iiinpletons, eleI1 him fo,
u.s. when you tuppofe you are labouring fo,
yourielves. FEDERALIsrs."
WHAT are we to think of thof, f.derslifts ,vbc
lately fupported the election of Gnyernor NJ
Kean? But a few fhort wear. have nafJed a,y,T,
nnce iwept from office, every man who wa.
diitingnihed as federalit. If he has chanyrf
NJ" p'I"cipIe5, he A hypocrite, becaufe he de-
mes the charge. 1.-The hts not changed his prin
c'pies' ne is a traitor to his newly ACQUIRE,
friends. In either cafe, his unfcttled and y,ria
bic temper mutt render his aid to either part,
| extremely precarious. For ouriely.s, Virgini
ans we need only remember tue old revolnti
ooary Motto-Umted, zoe RaAd; diviasd, 60
citizen was once fcriouly offended. lecaure h,
was charged with having 6Ip,i7=i5ies. An explana
ton took place, when our hero abandoned Al, nreta
Hons to go'd frinepi but defended hi,nief u5ou n,
ground that he had no f,iatipl.s.