The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-22
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similar one is made nth France. il is nor
lbinding-nur law becomes then, n mere NM
nicipal rule, which we may whistle oil or on
| at pleasure. And why this change of SEN
timent! Because it * England in the ooe
case, and France in the othsr-iust SO. the
federalistS
In 7vhat resfect does he i,Gcr from the
federaiis,s. as to the measures of the adj
minlstratl'n' He is. Personals, more ram
corous in his feelings towards the reppb,i
cans than the Federaiists. In his views
OF foreign politics, he is identified with
them.
Whi S, he utters his philippines 10 Con-
gress. 'hey sit by smiling in his face and
enjoying his attacks, and like the wantou
boys, whom you have seen whetting and
setting ON snarlig cur in the streets. thew
applaud and encourage his attacks upon the
administration.
Who lake his part The Federal prints.
VINO are now amongst his associates -
gardener and Quincy who tap hin Oh
the shoulders and smuggle him into bye-
corners--men to whom when abe sunno.ed
himself politically obnoxious, his manners
were naughty, it not contemplate s .',--He.
mas denounced The Prcsident--no inter, our,S
exists between them--Mr. Gallatin has ,tst
man eli The borrowed lights which Mr.
X. nee 'efac ed are gone-and though nc
was Originally gifted with bril,ianttai,, r VT
ms Passions nave eclipsed his understanding
@ ms speeches are now desultorv. & "a, .so,nd
sometimes witty, a, all times indec, rous ga.
lyrical and malignant They are the mere
Simply aeciainatiuns OF a diScontented spirit.
MOI TO say. that he has been absent rom
MS pest during great part of the Two LAST
sessions, and therefore is careless!ofthe d,t;-
es OF representative let me ask. is such
man proper 20 re Present the Republicans
4 Here mother person in ;he district who
can represent 1T with grea;er fidelity and
truth a"N
THE TINES!
The Bog rapher's remark about cukr1vs.
APPoINrmEN ~ the Executive.
en- wma' a ca'e.I' Eaq a his time Judge of,ha
Generii Court to be Judge. of the Cour OF AID
resigned.
q We have further accounts from Enfi.ai
by the way Of Norfolk and N Y.-the adv.es
oy ~ are one d y the Idtest, 8, come tcre in
sbp OF ne wspaper, by the Ie,ie,-n,o1 r. - %
OF " ales is he Regeni-his batch Of m,n,sters
to ne taken from the opp siton--L ord a.i,anJ.
roSs. phew, IS the reputed brep,ter-Lord
Grey Gree qa0"aanr Mr. Grey, Secretary of Foreign
Department &c. &c Sc.
4 me freehofders of'the district comnoscd
81 me Countries IF Chesterfield, Po1vha-
ian Aneka and GoochLand.
FELLow-CIrIzKNs,
A solicitation from =
humoer OF the freeholders of III, a.s,rict.
toSetheF WI the politeness of he two gen
'iemeh who have BET II candidates, who have
expressed Willingness TO decline m nv fa-
Vor' nave detei mined me to offer nv srrvi-
o &c, TO represent ou in the next Congress-.
he short time between this and the clecti-
OIL ana my pr essional avocations. preclude.
me rom making known my res luton *
cept in this way. My political sentiments
are well known to accord with those exnress
sea by amajority of the district for nun
DER OF years past-~Should it be your pleasure
TO elect me. shall endeavor to discharee
deity. '"0 s's"'eS' IL
am, with great respect.
Your Fellow Citizen.
JAMES PEASANTS