Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-11


| ments devolssd upon the commissioners by
the act Tor the encrease of tue nasy are now
] completed, and the recess of Comr rcsS per (.
| uniting them 10 he absent sirr, time fro,n
the seat ct government. "A favorable opporiu-
| hiiy Il afforded of makiu. this necessary tour
| We understand that their absence will not es.
eeed eighteen days, which will allow them TO
spe"u two days at each navy yard.
| The editors OF the Na,ionaI Intpliicehcer
| profess 10 be completely bcwildsred io The
| labyrinth of our party distinctions. aud we
must allow that clue is ne cessary 10 gnidr those
who nave not narrowly observed The windines
| OF our local poliiics. A jiciiouary of state
! party phrases 1ould contain as many uucho,h
| tongues as were distributed amorg the bail.
| ders OF Babel. aud we may add, thai they
would be dbout 50 much understood by those
who use them We thiuk, however, that a
slight degree of attention would Ina ge enabled
the editors OF the lutelligeucer TO determine
The politics OF the members elect 10 the next
Congress. by the party character OF tie dit.
fereni papers in which their election is an.
ncupced. The papers known to be favorable
TO the prestnt National Government would
not designate it's opponents as Republicans
ana whatever confusion of nomenclature
There may he in the presses devoted TO the
State Adminisirai ion-- whether they call their
own candidates Independents, Fedrralists,
Clintonians. or Republicans. ney have no
other distinction for those opposed to Mr..
Clinton than Bncktaiis or Tamnauy Men,
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national paper. and relieve its editors from
nt "e.p 'esea,c" Oh ,he S"olec'' We inioih
- '"a'; az id' "s ,"t 'tru'hs arr hea'"
, mo",' s,su , ,le"uS o, NE OeneIai Uove'n.
,ho,,on, C"U Wy 'ne istp"n,'. ., party 10
ers of Mr.. Clinton. Whether the latter will
all enter into the views of our Governor is
quite uncertain, and we presume, will be de.
cided by circumstances. MANY of them are
Federasts, aud some professediD of no party.
Inc following are the names OF Tie members
chosen, aud their politics:
RepuJ{icnns
MIR: Cambreleng, Mr. Van Wick
Nloreau, Pitcher
PersOn, Walworih
Tnthill, Hubbard
Federaiisis, independents, g. Ciintoaians proper.
MIR. C0lden, Mr. Dickinson
Wood Van Rensselaer,,
Patterson. MCarthy,
Rusgles, Tayior
IN Y 1,,sY;c,,
we stated a few weeks since that on land
ing the CAIRO of The slim Hs,rules fromI,-
vcrpool several packares were discovered IN
have been opened and Tobbed of larye mart
of their original contents. which consisted nj
muslins and einyhams and have since heard
of repea,ed losses IN Il,a, wax H. ,ra. gen.
rally smn,osed Thai iiesa ,lerts vare cnn-
mitied or the roads betweeu the mauntactnr.
nv towns and I.ivernooI I'm, we are nn,y
iainrmed ;hat they were cnmmii,ed in the
warehouse of resnectab,e r,nrcnntiIe es,ah,
lishmeut in Liverpool, by ona OF their min.
fcss on. carried or thai business to acsnsidcr.
able ex'eut, and slipped his pIunder % TO-
resn markets Oh lis o"n acronn'-tie !. now
I" P'''0" l"- "er' Ado.
.
90 N ',.' nay ,, hHvc ~" satisfaction
aIiarkcd by ara. "g,m ,,"'.""e 81; WI" wa,
| Southampton County, on TUESDAY, I'D Arrii.
and robbed, has recovered from the :voinds
Ne ,ecsivrd or hat occasion. and arrived here
Syr ,oI sn pm'pose o, .neh''fyng s',ne
rieiy Of circumstances, OF being of The nariv
d n@ sa 'sat G1nl1 onirase Jonas