Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-01
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Coz. Taze,eeit-.4gent of the Penitentiaru, sc.
~ VIII be recoected that the death of the late Agent
OF the Penitentary not known until about the time
oil the Adjournment of the GeGera Assembly so that they
could not, or did not fill the vacancy 1t was left for
Tie Governor to dot The day after the adjournment,
considerable parade was made among the Wings about
the resignation of the Governor, (of course in dspus0
o oo' seems, he watching the Spells Party with
sideiation, he has made the appointment of Pcni-
Tertiary Agent and as the General Assembly were
SO Kind, last winter as TO confirm his appointment of
very violent political Judge he has given them another
officer highly gifted in Wing politics this case; but by
no means well qualified in many other respects az
several other gentlemen recommended. Now, to the
Does any person, any more believe that MIR.
conn Wight would have been appointed to this office by
u9 i man could have got the appointment from this
wing read homy the prescription of the de voted
Councillor, MIR. Wilson, and the practical Public Prin-
%r, Mr' Shepherd So far from the forbearance of the
General Assembly towards the Wing officers being ac-
counted virtue, the rtghng Of tie Dcssei of State has
been imputed to them as crime. Thus, the Wings
cutch every Office they canproscribe every officer of
e administration party they can, and when the pro-
scrbed are restored, they cry out, Proscrponand
proach the forbearance of better than themselves
by the ignominy of" the Spells Party"
MIR. Moncure was of the Administration victims
crept over last winter was year for the benefit of the
prosecutors last winter and doubt had tables not
been turned upon the Wings they would have swapt the
lew remaining Administration officers from the Co
Last winter and winter bel fore we had oceans ofco
mlSeration, into tempests dashed" ''practical
manly 10 get Wing into office, and to keep him there
"hat went with the "practical man i-sslbe working
man the practical agent, who has lately performed
inc duty, TO The entire satisfaction of the General AS
seMoy, IN the absence, and during the illness of Mr.
Nioneure Are there tears for him? If there are
prepare to shed them now"
Consistency, thou art nsd to british beasts
Snii men havc lost their
IerhaPs The APPRECIATION of the General Assembly for
lhr conduct OF an officer might be no Iecomme ndaton
10 Governor Tazewel and lest he should be indignanl
will say no more
VIII, however, ask of you the favor to publish list
OF me ohcers OF Virginia. with their politics. common
eng with the Governor and Council and going through
the public officers and their Clerks, about Richmond;
and then by giving the politics of the Judges The Court
oil Appeals and General Court with their Clerks as far
as you can This Messrs. Editors will be of great be-
neht To the people the coming cleo They will be
able 10 determine for themselves which the Spois
Party" w r
VIII add, that " Wings Wings"
L. 81 viii even at the hazard Of "indpnant'
Feelings, express another idea for the benefit of the
SPois Party Suppose the Democratic Committees
report the number of Wing and Administration of:
nccrs oil their respective counties and Including
CIerks OF all the Courts and their Deputies Justices Of
ne peace Sheriils and their Deputies and Collectors
Consiables, Commissioners of the Revenue Surveyors
MihaIy oincers above Captains, and Posrnasfers and
inner FeHsrak oeerS and particularly the new jus
ices appointed within the last years Lei the whole
people see, not only how the State but the FedeaL NH
ceS are billed in Virginia. You might make up a COM
ete statement of these things that would be very ac
cepa1e by the 9TH of July next, balance the modest
Wing tools against the {" Spos PARTY