The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-06-25
rED.RAnIsm LOOKING TIP.


While federaiiin was under comfortable cir
cumftances, Mr.. Adams was erecting, his .. ftu-
pendons fabrick," for The eUeiI-bcra, while ne
was digging bole, far biz no5i-r, aud opening
ja's for the fictitious rabble, little was fsid a.
bout fSsieraii6n looking ab. In thofr days fe-
teraiiiin really looked dozva with fcorn on the
rights of man, and on every advocate of thofc
rights. II was beneath the dignity of the grand
iiuttionaries under the reign OF terror, TO look
xr. Whatever ellie did not look up with re-
verence to federalifm, was made to feel the force
OF energetic government, and proitrated 10 that
looking up was an aef Of neceifity.
But as foon as gov. Clinton was placed at
the head of the fate of New-York, federaiifin
began to look up. II looked up during the
tendency of the Presidential election in 1900,
Especially during the CONTEXT of night caps,
whether the peoDle ihould have Preiident of
their choice, or have PRECEDENT, for whom as
PRECEDENT no ee6lor had voted. Federation
joo2ed ZIP aeyy early in the morning of the 18th
of March 1901, when the late PRECEDENT Adams
lift the feat Of government; it Looked up, while
Mr. J, Gerfon delivered his Inaugural! fpeech, and
i, has been looking up ever fince.
About two years 6nce, the federal papers
hailed federaliim as looking up, even in the an
Glen. dominion of Virginia, becaufe three or
four federalits from that State had gained an
election for Congrefs. Since that although fe-
derslifm has loft the Siytue aud talents of James
Thompton Calender, it has looked up, 70 that
only Que federaiia (Mr. Lewis) will appear in
the natuual councils to reprefrnt the federalifm
Of Virginia. Two republican irnstors and TWEEN
ty republican Representatives will be on the floor
ofConsres from that ffare, to witnsfs the hooking
Hp of federalifm in the perfsn of MIR. Lewis.
Federalim has been locking up in New-Hamp-
p,ire, and il now looks up i'm the perfons Of
Gov. Gilman, and of the federal fenators and
representatives, who have retired to private life,
to make way for Gov. Langdon and a repubi
can legislature.
lin Vermont or Rhode ffiand, fedcraliiin had
ceafed to lock up, and had looked on either
tide Of her, ihe would haze fcen republicans, as
far as the eye could extend.
In MaiIachufets another look ub of federal;!n
at ,Ee next annual election, equal to- her look
Up at the prefent will fend Gov. Strong and the
Eiiex Junto to join the federal worthless, who
have gone to glolY before them.
In Connecticut, fedcralifm has been always
looking up. Whatever may be the refult of an
election in companion of votes, yet fome way
or other federaiim is always gaining. Now the
proof of gain is this !; Gen. Hart, being taken IN
IS 4 candidate, did not at irf gain as many
votes as Mr.. Kirby had done but now Gener-
Al Hart has about 500 more votes than any re-
Publican candidate ever had before, and Gov
1rumbu has fuffered the lois of more than GOO
OF the votes, which he has before had. The
ireenen have not left The fate, nor are they
dcad-there are more living frecmen now than
there were when Mr.. Kirby had s4s votes and
Gov. J'rumbul 1876. Where We locking 40
f.deraiifts are your 600 votes? Ours have all
appeared with a handfone addition; your leak
.EgRb here isjnff like your looking up elfee here;
1t Is a mere watch-word to keep up dying
canie. Your looking up, with any expectation
that you are ever To lit I'D, and tand and walk
AS republicans now do, is as vain as the hope OF
The tabled hero of Luhherland, who is reprefrnt-
cd AS on his back with his mouth wide open
looking up for rrovion, which will never be
tent him from the clouds. Jat
Hartford iMercg-y.