Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-14

weighed in strong terms against the appoin,o,..
office Of 81 person "wHosE CHIEF RTcnu,t.
Is To VI FOUND ~ MS BEING NOISY AN :, :,
ors DEMAGoGuE AND rAKTizaS. or all Nj.
pointments that have been made, no ca,a -.
pointed out, where the chief recommends.
the appointed more clearly consisted in p,r,,,,.
vices, than in this of General Wilson M. 80.
commentator lies in his having been NOISY ~
pulous instrument in the dissemination Of Fpde,, :.
and fasehood. He is rewarded upon the same i,
pie, upon which Offices have been given 10 r..
Curtis, Penrose, Davis, Rtncr and Others /, Is.
rious that he possesses not one single cusl,S..
fitting him for the discharge, in passabIr ma.
of the duties Of the office. To say that h. ! ;.
deficient in the requisite knowledge Of the prsc,..
principles of surveying, incapable Of arriving !. !,
rate results in the most ordinary and simgl,
would be asserting what no one would cont.
The difference between SINE and H.,
or chord and radius, is as much my.,4-
him as the most difficult thing in Come
or Fluxions and accuracy, We predict IN 4
his doings in laying out towns, ranges AMI =.
will be as rare quality, as truth IN his political -
es. We hold mp this case as one Of the most gt.
instances of contradiction in profession aud rr,e,.
the Federalsts. An office, worth $4,000 or \,
given 10 a reckless, frothy partizan, cOmpee..
for political services, for speeches made, our,.
was most sought where it was thought there ..
most need Of the circulation Of pure, unnlIrd IN.
What other Federal DISCLAIMERS halted al, he e,t..
sslriles light as air.
His appointment must be the fulflment Of tur.
contract 10 pay for the wear and tear oibody AMI
unprincipled efforts 10 overthrow Democracy. :.
else can We account for the fact, that Mr. Il.
points 10 the best Offices known and confessed
tionists' Jas. Wilson is as thorough an Adolf.
is as fully committed 10 the views aud measures 4,
party, rs the Interest Of those, who have lfadu +
South and vliled our glorious Constitution and f,
s,itutions upon which It rests. His letter On,
lc:-, 10 n. T. Rogers, which we publish ,9.da,
record of the fact. This is the second ins,sa,. 4
Mr. Tyler, Southern man, has conferred OH.
Abolitonsts Of the most ont and out character i
comes il, that Abolitionism is passport 10 the i.
Southern Chief Magistrate.''
The Concord Patriot quotes too the case 81
Holmes of Maine, "who IS now rewarded wi;
office Of District Attorney Of Name acted liz n,
for one whole session Of Congress, denuuncias l.,
Jackson in his choicest language Of sarcasm anu /.
tive for exercising the right OF removal He II
"a noisy and clamorous demagogne and plrti7an' 4
10! he too is rewarded with office Mr. TYLER IL,
frred too many of these outrages 10 he comm \.
Why does he not arrest them Why, permit z.
nisiers Of his Cabinet TO do as they pcase-wiilo
rard To his consistency or his principles Mess.
ing and Granger have done more Of tins dry y !.
their departments, than the other "Alnsters -.
we may Judge from Washington letter, IN Ii. 4
York Herald, the Office hunters are beginning +
plain Of Mr. Bell, Secretary Of War, for III, IL
play the guilIo;ine freely as the others Aaoa.
offices, which they are most lnportuna;e ior
change, IL tia, Of Commissioner Of Indian A;a-
seems, that The friends Of! Col Mckenncy, tie
and clamorous partlzan; the gentleman, who's
has been lately mentioned in mysterious com
with heavy advance from the L. 5 Bank, ar
ing him for the office, from which he was once ~
But the Correspondent Of the Herald allows ".
no sort Of credit for his forbearancc; for, /, is
upon him, that he is "anxious 10 place N III
worth $4,000 Major Of the U. S. Army, VIII
brother ofhs brother.in law, although he has n;
application for it,