Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-07
From the Richmond Wing.
SHEDDING BLOOD !"-.1 chapter on
prescription.

"SHEDDING BLOODn'-1 chapter or
prescription.
The National Intclligencer is engaged in
in the very hopeless task Of satisfying tho
Enquirer of the propricty Of removals in
certain cases, and sustains itself by an ire
sistiblc array Of examples, and reasoning
drawn from the files of the Globe and other
papers. 1t will have its labor for its pains.
Mcssrs. Gales & Seaton shall never con-
convince our ncighbor of the propricty Of
removing Loco Focos. IL they will invert
the process, and let the Locos prescribe
Wings, they shall be rewarded with the tacit
or open appreciation of the consistent editor.
The lntclligenccr makes the following ex-
traordinary exhibit, for which we claim en-
phatic attention:
'Within few months Of the first v,ar II IT,. Jack
son Adm nistTacn, lerson. were removed, N ninety
nine cases out o! hundred merely account OF Their
| politics, sentiments, from host Of Office, Of witch
| he FOL owing but partial enumeration; that IL 10
say
Fifteen Minister'S Plenipotcnti.ry, Charges iAt.
IA res, and Secretaries of Legation.
Nine Mas has and fifteen United States Aior-
news.
Forty-cight Collectors and Principal Revonre OF
fcers.
SS it pyrT una nm, NG' o ngg1 If and or
fees.
| -Four hundred and ninety one Pustulas,ers.
curve there vas hos. Of i~n'yaIs Of such person.
n1 heid o'lira ny ',c9nIar} appointments, SUN az
we have no means Of nun Jcrng.-We have s','r-
m"nt oclofeu~. however, which may afford IL, rad
custom house at Ho,.ol alone onr OF fifty eight per
m5yed In here were removed from c.re OF
al Fad a" rniI officers WITHIN me fFst year O ..I
men.
Ems, M,t lE w, az" Of % ' Fsgc- ' oy .S the C.
Inspectors whom 1t has been thought eSpedrnt 10 re-
unyrc,riccI reader!'
/ TWO THOUSAND GUILLOTINED
by jackson within his first wear! VIVA, would
,bc an,cd;Iuvan rcaiers Of the Fnoirer saw if
they were to hear of the f.ct2 o! "a Wing
lie" Of course-pnless their trutI-loying
patron saint of the Enquirer was to assure
them it wis so. VIVA, would induce him to
publish it, though record proof was brought
to establish every instance, and though it be
public information bearing upon important
questions of the day : Nothing. lie would
never have the room to spare for it.
Here then was the Jackson prac,ice-6r,,
introduced nv that essential tvrant-oncnlv
applauded by the bulk Of his party and par,y
presses-nerer complained of but once BY
the ENQUIRER, and then in tones gentle and
almost inaudiblc-reioiced in, e.ulted over,
inso!en,y justified by the official opponents
of the era of Tyranny ard no,c rhat do
me bchold! President 7'vler has made some
thirty or forty removals for causc and if thew
did NOT daily see il. could intellipen, men
bcIicvc that these very same Peonl. III.
identical individuals who mos, clamorou,lv
,,nl,udcd tho n,orc;,os. ,r,scr;,,,ors of ,,o
Tyr,nt. were tho loudcs, and mast vebemor,
in ,hc;r Recommendations If Mr. Tvlcr, I. M,
.,ru,b s,r,rcer ,b,, 6c,;o,r Ma .,d,.;,,,
oyer 90 tho Same Io,o,bs or ,roa;o,.v
h;i, o,,,,,, sh,,,,lossno., ri ..,;tI.
streams will, bIood y, ,hov oxc,,;a, WI
Joh, Tu., shod W., So,I.n,. ,I,,y,
ouo,b tho Fro,;r.r Tho ,m,n. A..