The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07
DELAWARE
Has chosen two Federal Representatives.
MARYLAND.

EELANt-ARE
las chosen two Federal Representatives.
MARYLAND.
In this state, distracted. rs she had been
by political brawlers, and their varioas mob
plots and like contrivances for several
months preceding, in Oct. last chose si2, Re-
publican Representatives. and three fed erul,
thus maintaining her decidedly Republican
ascendancy in the National Councils, ;,ltho'
the FederaliSts. with the aid OF few disaf-
fected men, succeeded in obtaining TEN
porary prcponderancc in the popular branch
Of the local Legislature.
VIRGINIA.
The Elections of Representatives to Con
gress in this state do not take place until ~
pril next when it is expected her represent
tatioa will be Republican in the proportion
OF 18 to S. IS being the number of the dele
gates to which she is entitled by law.
NORTH CAROLINA.
In this state, the ELECTORS, which usually
are held in the autumn preceding the wear
III which the services of the Members are
required, will not take place until August
next, unless Congress should sooner con-
vcne. We hazard little III saying that her
representation. consisting Of thirteen mem
bers, will be as decidedly Republican as the
proportion os 10 TO 9.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
This state is firm and mistaken The
distinctions of party, so marked i'll ether sec
lions of the Union, are either unknown III
any extent sufficient tn influence her Elec-
tinns, or the lines which separate them are,
like those which part the colors of the rain
bow, invisible to common observers. All
her representation, consisting 1t nine mem =
bers, chosen in October last, is as decidedly
Republican AS that of any state in the Union.
GEORGIA.
Six Representatives OF Georgia were cho-
sen by general ticket in the month of Octo-
Der last, and are all good men and true.--
No Fedora, ticket was run in this state, and
the divisions in her general elections always
result from difference of sentiment as to
men more than rs to measures, on which
latter topic there seems to be but one opini.
on III the state.
KENTUCKY.
The Congressional Elections of Kentucky
took place in September last, and eventua.
ted in the choice of ten Representatives of
that political character for which the state
has ever been distinguished. No man, we
believe, has ever been elected to Congress
from that state who avowed himself fede-
ralist
p, TENNESSEE.
This Western state partakes of the COM
>pleXion of her sister Kentucky, from whom
shs has never been separated in the poli,i-
! ca' ranks Her voice, we have not the least
| doubt, will be clearly expressed in the pre-
sent crisis by the selection of six Republi
can Representatives, at the election which
is to take place in April next.
OHIO. ,:
This vigorous scion from the old stock of
he United States exhibits growth of re
publican principle, which keeps pace with
the increase of its population. Six Repub.
licans were chosen TO represent her at the
election which took place in the month of
October.
LOUISIANA.
Ia this infant i'll the family of states, amid
the various parties usually found in our ter
ritories, Republican feeling predomiuates.
as is proven in the choice of her present re-
preventative. who was elected in October
last.