Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

- From The HcVsburg Ga=enc:)

,7,f,o re - 9"i re THE NEXT GOVERNOR:
o,- c,,,;on asks an Important question, one wilcn
slould haze been pyopnunded 10 me Peope u ,ho
=, m earlier period-ru thai il IS difficult !" o ~ a
~ ,rc gentleman who should fill That important
md hirv hcnIrabie s!a!on hut WIN we we" :"
;,r :s -, ,pc sufficient time 10 collect aio cuncsnHa"
public cpinon that they may express 'heF WISHES any,
~, ':,,,r mad direction to The General Assembly,
&c bn6c IL; whom ip constitution has gwen the appoint.
jnr power it is matter greatly 70 ne tegE''eo n" .
the constitution has a!ten tie eit ction OF Govern" r
Of The hands of the people and placed II IN the hanoT :"
the General Assembly Bat This being the case " ~
comes essentially necessary to make that body lee ~"
desire of the people upon This as well as up'"
other subject, and act III accordance WIN u, xt en-
But 10 the question, who Should De ou' "
vernon ,,a b e,ac.od
We believe that he and he only s"u," y. ;,i,,,.
who possesses gh order Of talents one
~ acquainted with The character, ,yb the
and relations of the Staic-onc wen u'i"a ~ " :; .Ii
dp,ies of he Executive DePartment-nhe VINO IS WeI'
known 10 the people, and who has acteo IN co"!uot
with them all subjects calculated TO Of
nrovcment prosperity, dignity and pohca cha'acel "
he COMMONWEALTH. If such person can be touhu,
and if in addition to the prerequisites we nave JUS,
mentioned he may have had 10 pass lie merry oroei uo
hem made TO experience the most bitter prescription
from The as,ocracy because of his devotion To the Wishes
interests and Of the people should serve to enhance
him ia their estimation and point him out as the prol'
nent individual whom their representatives, should oesg
nate TO preside the Executive Of The Old Dominion
And w,o We ask fills this character prominently
than Judge Peter V. Daniel: There is no one IN The
State who has equal claims upon the people NO one
possesses, in higher degree, all those ouailes ""icT
50 cn;nently qaaly him for that important ofce ana
no one has endured of that prescription and bitter
pesecu!on because Of his devotion to the cause OF the
people.
In the language of writer in the Richmond Enquirer
Of the 18th instant, may add There is n" man now
living whom the Frg School OF poiltlciahs (ac'
cordng the principles Of 95 is under greater ooii
CATION With irnness unlinching, with constancy IN
firing, with sagacy nndeceived, he has teen always al
his post; snuff tie approach tyranny in every tant'
ed breeze, and to unma$k the devices Of Federalism un,
der all its phases To this man. The old Federasi' an'
modern li"'sS bear The most deadly hate; why: he
has been always the alert 10 expose and oppose 'he
In The short triumph OF tie 'hss @nu .e oA'N
he was among the fist 10 suffer osracsni :,
/, is now high time that the Democratic party Should
elect Democratic Governor. Every one is acqua'h'',
with the political character and bearing Of the two last
Governors Of Virginia. The doses they administered
have sufficiently nauscaed the people, and we nope ne
yer again 10 witness repetition. The Democratic par
" IN this section of the State look -ardcny ook 10 l.
v Daniel as the best entitled to the honorable aiS'Gc
tion aud most worthy Of being sustained by their repre-
seulaiYcs.