Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-25
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W..uISGToS, March 81, 1853.

Wa,nlHaroS, March q, 1853.
The Hon Loren p Waldo, al Connecticut has already
ecd upon bis duties Commissioner o' Icnslons Vt'
Nj Heath removed lie goes well prepared 10 the tash
fer he chairman of The Committee on Revolutionary
Pensions when member of the 3lst Congress- and os'
CHARGED aJor- with ability integrity justice ana III
duiI, that has been surpassed We speak from mo
record when eny That Mt Waldo made greater number
of repi than made before since IN slng
unp ~ and that he had the marked honor "t never having
one pen sion report Ieced by tic House 2r Waldo has
been IGNORED in his State with high and important
trusts from all which he has come with clean hands and
with IT.. anprobave saluatiou Well done !hou GOOD and
f,i,huI servant" He Commissioner OF The School
Fund OF Connectcuta fund regarded by lie people OF that
State sacred the bones OF tief ancestors IA .c re
vision u the statutes of that State, one "i me conlns
sion he showed distinguished wisaom foresight ana esa.
learning.
ri. ppoin,ncn, of Dir Waldo is the very best that could
be made and the country will thank President Pierce ior W
selection II unng industry, high integrity ana 'AotHSn
and practice OF The pension laws are Inc q1cs
necessary 10 make good commissioner iof '1a .
portan Bureau then will Loren p. Waldo prove :nse
lust the man. In tho appointment OF Mr. W ALDO as IN az
others yet made the President has shown Fenlka s
know ledge We stall soon rave HE government III
safe and economical democratic hands.
The whole South and West will hail with peculiar salts
faction the appointment OF Professor Bow as Supen-
tendent of the Census vice Kennedy The whole country
knows De Bow the abbe editor OF The Commercial lie.
view al New Orleans Probably no man Is more capable oil
comnIciup the census work than this gentleman He has
added positive knowledge TO the statistics oil me UNI
ted States Than was ever done before
The Providence Journal and other Wing papers have seized
the ruInur that Secretaries Marcy OF tc STAT ana Jaws
of the War had announced that they will make no chan.
nes in the clerks of their departments, and inslnate That
the son Is nearly all the CLERKS Democrats. Now
ws are informed that three tJurlS Ot the State Depan
clerks are Wings; and that War Office there only
fifteen Democrats ifty-tnree Wings On our table We
have before list U The cltrk2 in the Navy De
narncut with and politics, and it shows iwenty.sX
Wings ten Democrats. Under President Polh, they stood
twenty Democrats, nine Wings. Mr. Secretary Dohon
will of course prescribe This prescription He l. man o!
nerve and sticks 10 his friends like Norm Carolina TAR
James Shields Senator from Illinois, is Minister 10
Russia and w. A. Richardson (of the House Is 10 take
Shields seat in the United States Senate next winter by
appointment from the Governor Of Illinois.
Mr.. Morris OF Quincy, Illinois, will soon be appointed
Commission Of the General Land Once vice John Wilson
Mr. Morris w be nome in the office for ~ Is al cnli-
nepl LAWYER and kHows the land system theoretically anu
practically There OF capacity, ability or deter
mina,ion in him We know him and we tell .n eighty
Wings and Democrats in the General Lana o,iicc ina!
n, Morris will see ,hat Justice is done though Nhgery
should fall He comes from the Revolutionary stock WHO
signed the Declaration OF Independence.