Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09

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Instance in which purely Ministerial officer Wa, tuned
out for his political opinions He w,uId M, 70 ,lec,
eitka Al
ed here for election to-day was SUCH he would vote To
put him ou-because he would be unfit for his office and
could not properly attend 10 its duties and because Mr.
would do violence TO his PRINCIPLES TO NH, sncb man in of
ice But where an officer is capable faithful and bonas,
would be n violation OF every proper ptnepe 10 nr.r,c
him. Was the election Of Mr. Rutherford last winter
bitterly complained vi by the Democratic p,rtv, Had 4,
bern aedged that the Wings even with the
defence that the office political had lost tbem las,
spring closely contested counties How could DE,
With these complaints lips come here and
Out hiu.l
they pave the way for perpetual disturbance Of the legis
anon 81 this House by appeals to party feelings II has
been said that there were lO7 Wings in Office the State
ana only seven Democrats lie knew nothing about it
was not IN tue way OF obtaining such stascs-was not
fortunate enough TO reach that fountain Of information
which senuemen regarded important in guiding them in
the discharge OF taeir duties here Buff there so-
a'y wing IN once who has mt discharged his duy-[a
voice. OF democrat, yes, said Mr.. p or Democrat
shew HIM To me, and he be reached, 60 putting
nm out but IN his opposition TO prescription for opinpns
SAKE he was satisfied he was carrying the of
country and was carrying out that principle Of Virginia
which red FUNDED TO her honor and glory.
Mr. GOODWIN objected TO Mr. Heath. not on account of
his politics. but because he had been always
Us Drawing partisan. The evidence at hand
aud denied; but he had shown book written by Mr.
lie ,th which ought 10 sit.fy every Democrat "a IN,
doubt did every wing, that he ought to be turned out #
was keeping IA MI Heath that made popular
or the turning out MI Rutherford that gave MAORI
" here twas the annexation OF Texas. The mnnn, in
"heh Tue wings msepresented the people this subject
gave us the JJrN and 1t the Democratic party up
ascendant A
great change had come over u' since we here. At
hsthe caucus was popular-seNera offices filled by
Us ln'et'ehuoh-eSen your chair was filled by IT, Mr.
Speaker; but no sooner had ceased work par
ueuar oahch oil inc party than they denounced
Internal machine Consistency very pretty thing to
AIN ao'u'' anu ne even iuuhd gentlemen here who were
ace IN recommending trends to the President, who us
ger III oy prescription obIhers, Vehemenln their dsnunea
u'ns "l prescription IN virginia.
VIZ. lHoNfsoN o. b. arose To explain what might seem
20 DC 'nc1n''en' IN the vote he was about To- give lie
Cd Di
alarms {" the House, on the ground tina; he high
IN MS county ana ought not he thought to hold
he once. lie was Democrat, and had been from
us youth up and meant To be faithful his principles
lie was wS acquainted with the duties OF clerks-hs
cauon had made hin familiar with books and accounts
he too had had much intercourse with the officers Of the
Cnpo' ana IN aiI hIs intercourse he found them obgng
ahu p'omp'-he could say. further that such officers such
CLERKS ne had never encountered any where. The public
''ess uemahned theif continuance IN Office and he
would vote to re elect them.
hf hAR'iE hid determined not to say word in the de
ana would not have done 50 buor the remarks which
e" u l ''e eeh"enan from Isle OF Wight That gentle
1h siu ana ne Mr. H. congratulated the country upon
at change with regard TO the caucus had come
O'., he Democratic party.
W " DNlN, did not say the Democratic party, but
ny Py'"on oi IL
mr. hAR'E was willing TO make the correction, and
say me change had taken place IN Poronbut that "por
o' vac parry was sufficient To control hun (Mr. God
VIM and hs portion, and he congratulated the county that
such had en- It's outrageous operation that the Caucus
"iehn'y hIn ialeh 10 pieces. lis Congratulated the
country Ea ls system had become so odious that had
osen resisted aud oyer'hrown, that should have no
more ealeu'ses IN virginia The whole country would
ooh oacA win gfahcanon at the failure Of system which
ma ogrSeed the people OF the North, and which both
parties Ia Virginia had. 10 soms extent, employed.
lie knew not the people of Isle Of Wight but he knew
Tue people OF ms section OF the State, and could say that
no man eoue eoiAe from that quarter avOwing his object
t0 bnng the Northern principle Of prescription 20 bear in
virginia We utterly scout the idea mat office and emu-
men - to be the reward Of parry principle which
would degrade the poliucias Ia the me
hun o all Independence and virtue. lie would 6g, this
degrading doctrine tho bitter ond and If he could NOT
prevent It's adoption by the Democracy in Virginia he
should consider himself no longer Democrat,
The gentleman from lslc Of Wight said the evidence of
M Heaihs being brawng polincian was not at hand;
he could say moie- was not in existence lie def,d
that gentleman point Of Mr. Heath, life tba,
entitled him TO be considered brawlinz n ,tician Mr.
Heath though he politician could never be braS
hog politician; he was gentleman
Mr. GODwIS. Couldn't he be a brawling politician md
gentleman
Mr HARUE. No, sr-ihat lie exactly where YOU and
ditFer-he could not possibly be gen;Iemeo md h.