Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-23
10 ne Editors ot N" Engprer:
SEUKLlARiSllIP OF STATE AGRiCuLTC-


''th!eincn: lii. Wing papers Of ihe S.sta '~'.1
taken II upon Themselves I" comment viii -.,..'.
upon the c"lr'" "i The Executive" Cnmmi.lsr =! r..
State Agricultural Sncciy Of their urrniofni,,., o.;
Mr.. Charles Il. Williams. 10 th. Sccgc.,i>.;., .,.
vacant by the resignation Of Mr. Rui.,H. To-, -.
sum" that Gen. Richardson IS IL" cio;r # the FSr.?
ers nj the Stat" Tor thu "Ic-tiIs ha has don uN-s
tn build up t!. Snrl.y than auv ,.i"r ,,-n auu -.
he will make the bcs: officer IL" 500 .;v .-ir -. .-
this po-t. Now, Mcssrs. Editors. although t.l'r..j
nnice III the Society | profess L. hav" som" har-
lrdg" ri is history. tNr wishes al Iis mnabnr a.:
The cnpnc:ty o the two prominent c:mGi''.s Co.. 20
S:cr",ary-hip. nnd most tll;iv drmv rac sr - .5
assumptions above referred tn
The high party spirit thar III. last election ~ So
re;ar! CAV" rise Il" has Rendered Gen. kWI"..'..t
rrrg objectionable ~ lar" Cu-s. il I,r. mei"',.
the members OF the Society. Con. Richards = -
ports show what he did 10 bulG up ihr suc.-.,.
could mention several gentlemen who d!i murt ,J
bringing mtm5trS into the Society ibnu IL" -ta''.,
aud pf'd agent, whose busin-,, i VA, - N"T; :.
the Society; and, u 10 The "mr'cTIa! iUt ".ta.t.
ed by the General agency. !: is a,mys; Iit.rs.. :
true, that Il cost moro than IL cEn' to- :. -
the capacity of the two gentlemen ior tho b. .a-
.! the office. General Richardson j. uG..r'.
while Mr.. Williams has prnvcn hiIl-rii 'Ue-.
faithful and efficient secretary. For be !; l,'gr"
that G"H. R'chnrdSoR m''T Eds secretary = n ".
g'na igrr"iinral S0cetp the "Ii.rrp"a:c6 a,:ar'IrG
OF newspapers IL the Contrary uoiwith-nn,.:n- In.
I'll Mr. Rullins election. Mr.. Cha.. 3. Williams lid.
tn Sccrciarys Office and !rd II ably an! w'i.H".
time and money. Now. Mc-srs. Editors. ] wag: :.
let you into secret This zen! In Gen. Re. nr.r.-
behalf arises from no love ~ Linn ir.aT" ,' r.2
mole the success %! the Virginia Sta'" i.r'cU. 81
Society. um Wig. | fin:i. tine LurG u1ya.
gave Democratic vote ami never c1p1C: - -
50 hav. sympathy Tor Democracy IL Guy -.a.-
of any aga During political contests II mckee -
mad Ia the Richmond Enqu.;rr HI'ao ] e.. .-rc
rs Editors very gcntlrmIany sort U fellows IL Nrsi
lite;I bur don't follow IN own party G!wHy-. d.:
will now. love The Agriculture. Society ru, vi
not sacritic" lis success. /, Any PHit: 'r!ua,'n.
dcprecite .ecIn: party p"iiiic- dgawn NH'o H. ,r''
tI"n' and this clamor i'll Gen. EicAar!>yis :n""r g.:
Hn attempt to make the Farmers al Virgin : ..b
iOOiS Ot pDiHc'QrS was solicited H- wear - vs'g
for Gen. Richardson that ,mighi t'rroIkr he l..
gisnturc for having turned him out "l u!:c'. a
this is the object nnw. Elect Gen. h.rHI.Gs." -
the Srcre:ari-hip Of the Agriculture, Socl'jy aai %
three weeks il will be raIIIed a. party N',.u..
Heaven forbid TINT pnrty politics e!"u! ever r.'
into Society purely agricultural hui i .u":I ''2
bc IN" AMI the great enterprise oi WhC!. ,a o..
feel proud should la! I" the -r"tr'ir 'E, " 20
grace OF our failure will Ii. at III" door at no.E Fm:y
papers who now a,rml.; :" h> Soc!cly .. u' ...
strument 10 avcnge ihGln- Ives upon ihcGr lu'.
opponents.
I be. you, Messrs. Editors. To- call upon he isr.
mcrs of the State to take this mater mo ;G... u'1
hands. and select 10. this office aud -, Other, nn
suited Ia the wants -. the Society, w'noH; r"-ar: 80
their political lcanin.s. W.o cares whether ,.:c $"r-
rrtary ni the Society be Democrat. WING % hu"..
Nothing, so that hu discharge h.S dulles - Ia" So =.
faction OF al In conclusion. permit ne &" sIJ e. :
have no personal nnno-ity towards GcG"Tr! .".-
ardsUn, nor have any but mere bus:uc-- HCGGa Cl-
ance with Mr.. Williams. Ny only aim j. IT, -.
mote the success oi the Socr'y tor which | aa,o
worked 10 the full extent "f nv feeble ability
a VIRGINIA FAHiEE.