Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-04

ment OF the ctbccr 20 one rPpnhlica citizen
| in preference To another; tn,' dis,ui.r in a.
thou wii',' IL IL PERSECUTION sin aud rrtse-
I cu'iOn OF a much more dangerous raiuip thar,
tue abhor.cd 'gaclaw' uudcr Mr.. Adams y,
that act, every one was publicly waturd n.i -
offend against tkeir high miehfinrssas: but
nudet the present usage, the word a"d the
blow come unexpectedly toretherl One sin.
cls act of the doninan, republican party, r- "
ruling the state 0t NV York with tod al
IRON, Is sufficient 10 condsWn them tn eve,-
iasiiug tiffany. i alnde 10 the renewal ni
The gallant capt. Reid commander of ile
General Armstrong. Neither Huh nor DE
cainr did more on the ocean than captain
Reid. IN defending and embta-osins the Tag
OF our teSub'ic, aud his reward Of 4 mo- ate
Office. with which his bravery had been ho.
pored by that state. has been shamefuliy dis
regarded by set of men claiming the name
FIAT JUsrlTIA.
NOTES.
(D We think that the charge made ont upun the
e'ience-and that such decidedly the opinion of the cool
and impartial part Of the community. We kno. that the
friends of Mr.. Clinton have pub,he,l smong the IL enlisted
converts, the names of gtncmcn who never lent
countenance tlese eharg sand these gentlemen too
whoare among the Jealous guars 9th, rights OF she
states The states ought keep ws,chfl eye OH the
sgbtes, thing that is calculated curta cripple their
rights but they thanks Mr. e. for his inicions
d"nunciaon His unisund.d charges have rather prodrc
ell the opposite effect to what this writer descrbs They
have rendered assistance the of rights
They weaken the effect of other and we-osn, efforts TO
defend those rights from encroacment is story
OF the Shepherds hoy CRYING ",ror! ,vOyl" when that
quarter was Safe though the prower approaching
other directions.
( Mr. C's charge, he madeit certainly falls to the
ground There evidence the U. S. corps bling
regularly "orsanizrd and 's-ipin.- Nor if are to
believe the documents attached to Mr. Roma,es Report.
are we to infer that there very oous interference
the part Of tose officers, They Ind the rights of cit;
zen though Mr.. c. half inclined to cur them of
from any suffrage in the they exercised
the rights OF did they abuse their authority
officers TO conirou the rights of other ciz, ns.
(N"Ihoroush going committee" or not we look not to
their assertions, but their proo 1t is the documentary
evidence, not the report it's the testimony of the witness
ss not the arguments Of counsel, which have made I'D
our opinion.
~ his writer may be in his PR dction We
suspected, when the late Council sweeping oth- office
holders (erhaps 5000 in nunher,) that they were parting
into their enemy's bards the of o,erurng them.
selves that the flerlss would eonbine with the Cin,o
Rian' at the polls, and the Holy Alliance might obtain
majority in the legislature election is Jus, over
aud the result so far, thu concluson-
According the New York American the mai,riry in
the "st Assembly 10 and the returns already rome 10
hand, " show Republican gain of AMI loss of twelve
Misunderstanding alone difference of is votes If they
should sain the majority, they may wipe out of their
Journals only all insults they may imagine bu, the
truth ,scif.
~ Wedisent from the premis.s-and otior from the
conclusion of the writer.
(o) he ana ogy does not ell fWs The eases of
here stated and Of made by the nts to
the Report, are essentially dihtren, from each Other
~ We cannot answer tire writer's ir-rrneatory.
s) So long the constitution Of New remains a. II
is so long large Of patronage remains in III,
N nf a So t.,
nor without Council in Pennsylvania, lo:g are both
these states Liable BE- into parties So long as such
aGovernor as DtWit Clinton, thus shfeud thus intricu
ing, tus amh'Oas remains the head of her affairs so
i"As will hese paclies great cght the state OF
New York.
w we waive this renoontrr for the present We have
particular desire, with interesting game in view,
waste or smmunitions The tine may come, perc
three years hence whcnit become duty under.
the investigation which this writer wishes To provoke
(o) We have very slight acquaintance with the
ter OF Judge Skinner but altogether his
portrait from the hands ola man, who champion OF Mr.
Clinton, and who represents Judge Mr.. bitter
enemy So far relates his concentrating in his own
hands state and federal Office will yield TO the
writer in hostility the 1t is contrary the pures,
principles of the old republican party, of those
things for which do hesitate declare the Anti
Cintonian party would be far 8" honored in the
breach than in the obsrrvance'
(I Grant it for arguments sake still appears that
Mr. T. has denounced Mr. Meig Tor doing political act
less rprehensble than another in which
and doubt encouraged Mr. Grang his present political
friend
(i2) The removal of Captain Reid far admits of no
satisfactory us cation. Nothing could have prompted IL
but the violence Of party spirit.
NATIONS, Ike Individuals, hare right TO bet
ter their SITUATION.
NAPLES.
The news from this Interesting coun.
try continues to excite The greatest al,
tcniiou. There are many hopes and
| fears aud but one wish III America on
the subj ecI.-Fhe armies were only 40
| or 80 miles apart but few days longer,
and blood must have been gbed-ihe
blood of generous people, fighting for
their country, and their Liberty. The
despois may triumph but many years
cannot pass away, before despolism Itself
viii iotter. and probably be LAID pros.
trate, III The largest portion Of Europe -
| Man cannot be much longer blinded -
| The progress of light, watch beams