The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-06

having reccivedit when . was Otherwise engaged l
have since that time seen both OF his publicati-
GUS and satisfied that II 1 was not literal
y, substantially ,trrec, Aiter the three
republican Candidates had offered their seryi-
ces 10 the people, ttr,, of the Freehoeis
short address To Mar Garnet stating their desire that
poll should be taken Ion him, and requesting him 10
SAY whether he would serve il elected. His reply
sda'ed March ~ in which he says be- would serve,
bat excuses himself fran being Candidate, because
he could lot permit liascf oppose his BrUther.-
The address and reply were printed, notouly ~ the
fredericksburg paper, bat also in Hand-oils AMI
these had-hil.s circulated by 'ir. Garnet h,m
se't and his friends, in arts of the District
thereby giving public nac, tha, poll wauid be tai
tor i'm and that lac you'll it elected Another
leter essodhy Mr. Sarr.tt To tie Frrcho,ders f
the VIII e District, bearing hste the SOt, March,, WAS
aho printed in Hand Hills. At What ule tbs
is', address circulated, able say IL,
Object ct twas To indicate his tohticA principle,
edmiuct and character, against certain attacks recently
ren. we'd upon him. He end, syouis relate tie
ca'nmues, AMI 10 correct the INTERPRETATIONS,
which he says had heen circulated against his pu cal
Character. For what purpose did he write and print
this long address, unics- il to convince the Free
holders of his District hat he the proper person
on whom thei sIliirgcs should be bestowed The
language which r., Garn, holds in these addressed
is simply TO this effect " am not Candidate for
yonr solfiages; will not be Candidate, because
Will rot oppose my brother but publicly declare to-
you, Tat it YOU ect inr, | will serve YOU and Il,
convince yon thu; will be proper for Won 20 elect me-
nov proceed 20 reute all the caumnies and ruisre.
presentation " Itch you have heard against me-
Whether MIR Carneu not essentially and srhs,an-
italy Cad!ate, now leave th. public TO decide
The Repn.ican Committee Of the District did not
meet Hil' ne 9TH of April, several days alter MIR G.
had berhus publicly proposed person TO he voted
for; TN mc1;n'g held for the express pr .se of
preventing the election OF .r Garnet the three re-
publican candidates and their friends being nj opinion
that they al continued 10 be Candidates the division
o. The votes amongst them, might give plurality to
NJ, harnett. Ia cons, qlence NJ ue prudent advice
OF hat committee, the result which u,e Republicans
deprecated, was obvisted. nv e. SAYS that have
mud San itailisps attempt represent hu as no
Reth5kcGn" ] am satisfied that no inlbdrtidl man
ctn read that paragraph q secopi time, AID say that
Mere Is any ding iisioho's in IT, We all know tina,
de people ofthis cuntry divided into two great
POLITICAL parties. The member Of the one are called
Republicans of the other, lederalsts. Some few
persons declare that they are 4 neither party Mr.
t'arneu is one these. He siys he is not Federal
Isl, and that those who have called him Ecdera;st,
have oaluTanated him. lie t,s been ever since 1906
opposed u the most rrominSnt measures of the Re-
publican Administration and therefore the Renublic,n
party has reputliated him. drl not, this account
call him Republican I sFnSe of him as an Obbosi.
fioniSt, aud the term Itself paiav and nenuiyoeav
Imports that he IS IN ;'e opposition 10 tine present Re-
publican Administration III
The WnTER o7 THE PARAGRAru"
EicAm,oad, 9br4i 80.