The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-18
FRoM THE MONITOR.
GULLINC.

9 OOLLlNO.
a formal annunciatioR has been made by the
federalsts OF Charles Coteswoth Pinkucv fDr
president, and Rufus King, for vice president
OF the u. States / confess / should rejoice TO
see the opposition adherimg rigidy to their prin
cipies; for, let man be of what sect he MAY
there is something commendable in honestly
sticking to his tenets. But it is fact, with
which am well acquainted, that the leaders OF
'he>tederai party, in their caucus at New-York,
determined upon plan Of operation of which the
mass OF the federal party to be the dupes, and
such republicans can be deluded, are to be the
victims.
Be it known, then, to all whom il NAV Concern,
Sand should suppose it ought to concern every
body,l that at the federal convention at New
York, the propositions of the Clintoniars were
rejected, and il was determined to take up Col
Monroe IN case the !esieraists coii,I t succeed
up'r their own bottom To this end, and to keep
The honest politicians Of all parties in the ri,
the tederasts are TO electionecr upon their own
exclusive party principles, and Co. Monroe's par.
tzans are 20 make all the Efforts they can in anv
shape which intriguing policy shall dictate.
ne motto OF the coalition is, " Any 6oiy far
Fresiaegf, bit 14adison." 1.-THE federalsts FIJI bv
: tow votes, and Monroe can furnish those votes
Monroe will be the man.
The federal papers viii protest more loudly
than ever against any coalition, in order the bet
Ter 10 conceai their proect for on an abbarent in.
the great body OF their party, depends their sue
cess. The friends of Col Monroe in like man
ner, will be great stricklers for their purity OF
CONDUCT, in order the better 10 secure republican
Votes for him.
Ncver before was such an abandoned scheme
thgendeTed ia America and we may very pro
pti!y exclaim, avhat are I've coming to
iran the Gazette IF the IT, States
The facts stated in tine following letter may
be relied upon, and we venture to say will not
be copr&dcted
London, Aug. 20
DpAn Sin,
80 Finding that tNe negotiation between Mr.
Rose and your government has led to various
I,ircpfesentatioCs and that the American peo-
7 e are VET wholly uniformed ofthe terms of re-
raraFion, which G.. Britain was prepared to Offer.
i.v the attack or the Chesapeake, think it pro-
Ter 70 communicate to you the following sketch
Oj those terms, that your cOuntrymen may be
enabled to Judge Of the disposition of his III ties-
fy's government 70 make honorable amends for
a." uuwarranted outrage con- uitted by adm-
"a RCrklev.
= AGer expressing his maiesty's deep regret
fJr the trssi c,on, & his unqualified acknowledge
Inent Of the armed ships Of neutrals to be free
from search, Mr.. Rose was empowered on the
part OF Great Britain
10 reimburse all the expences of repairing
the frigpte--
{" 20 restore the men taken from her
g TO grant pensions TO the wounded-and to
the wives and families Of the killed"
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~ Some contemplate wretch in Phila-
deiphia has amused hmselfin forwarding to
various printers and others. hand bills, con-
tanning piece of malicious fun, consisting
cf an account OF Simon &nyder's traglcal
fr.,r, "a narp &c
Offce, October IL" &c.
As we had received haifa dozen billets in
the sowe hand syritiag, containing scraps or
sdycrasemeuts cut OFT OF federal prints, &c.
topuf n, 10 a little expense, there was 10 de
cepuou practised on as, though the nag sent
us q hand-bfl, enclosed in letter; but, the