Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-28

ior j}ch. Miitrrn Iii. oyG l. truly ali OUTAGE
an enormly- which strikes all parties with aflohsi
Notwithstanding the Federalisis ut the tally OF 'h'f
rulers and announcing the Democrats that they a'r
totally surrendered TO the eXlerpiaathS vengeance "
The Webseran Cabinet.
General Mllburn is officer who has ''r2Fhed ms
uay to the place OF Surreyor-Gcncral, ana mas given
the mos, universal satisfaction in the discharge 81 lis
duties No family influence, or powerful connexions
nroanced his election. No political caba lifted hun
into Office No plgTnages to WaslIngt"n-ho men
dcont solicitations at the ootstoo Of power-no lawn
inr and begging at the doors oil Secreariesmihaue "'
the Surveyor General Of Missouri and limos. lie
came to the Territory Of Missouri twenty-five years
spo-wcnt into the woods Surveyor-was received
IS clerk in General Rectors office Qhe then 0urSey
OF. GeneraD-was advanced for his merit 10 te P"oe
of first clerk-held that place under uehc,hi 49,
Gen. Clark Col NJ Rec, MIR. Langharm, uo' Du""
lin-did the duties of Surveyor Generai a"''"s go;
mar, of the time under each of them, and on le exp
r,,on of the term of each of them, ana on Tue
lion of Gov Dunkn, he received the apin'h''ntn ~ "
snraavor. General from President Van Buren, upon
the unanimous recommendation oi ''e u, 1c w.
CONGRESS- and with the universal aPP'opa'o. VI -.
nnn,rr lie has held the office but short time, ana
il now dismissed in the IN st uniecins' u"e@Pec'e.
md opo,,inious manner, and while uischargng It's
dnt;as 10 The universal satisfaction Of men oil al par
tea And for what: For his Democracy! FOR ,ie
crime of being Democrat! FOR the cr.ne 81 't oe
ma, F.derast. or an Aboonist Either of these
nhss,ac,ors woud have saved him; Democracy was Ia
,aI n him. For this and this alone he IS dragged to
the Federal cuillone; and in his fate, let all Demo
Gratis read their own!
''a GrSInAI JONES, Of Wisconsin --The last mail
brought "Cnsket FIJI IF heads chopped oil by Tue
Fedelal GuiIlone at Washington, Among others that
Of General Jones, Surveyor General Of Wisconsin
This is another of the wanton ourages which SHOCKS
The pubic feelings. General Jones is native OF the
Great West. He is the Of the late Judge Jnnes'
Of the Supreme Court Of Missouri, and one OF me =,
early emigrants to the Territory OF Missouri. lie
must have been born on this side Of the Mississippi, or
At vncenncs, where his father resided i"r some years
He is a child of the Wes-has grown up III the west
and deserved and attained high honoTs IN the West
He was delegate in Congress from Wisconsin before
he was made Surveyor General by MIR. Van buFen
As a Western child he should have been spared rs
correct officer and gentleman he should nave peen
spared As an officer of Territory where 'he'' are
no Federal or State elections, he should not nave ofs
removed for electioneerng As succcedea ny '''e os
notorious eleconeer in New England, he should NJ.
hove been removed for interfering IN eiec'ions; bu.
what of all that He Democrat ana oil VII"
his head The Territory OF Wisconsin must ne con-
yerted-electoneering tools must ne rewardsonDs
mocrucy must he put down. Federalism Snd AoI y,
,ionsm must be kept up-So down with George W.
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