"LITERARY BOARD.
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"Gov. Graham has appointed WESTON r Gales
editor of the Register member of the Literary
Roard. in place Of David w. Stone, resigned
We believe the Board is now composed entirely
of Federalists of the most approved stamp There
should be at least Dcmoc rat IT, to, watch the
peoples money Could Gov. Graham find no
opponent worthy to fill the Officer"


MeekIen6wTg JefersomtaN.


The Jeffcrsonian is correct when il says the
Literary Board is now composed of Federalisss
out and out, to wit: Gov. Graham, Weston r
Gales, Charles Manly, and Mr.. Myers, Of Wash
ington. We enter no objection to Mr.. Gales, for
we have no doubt he will discharge his duties
honestly, so far as his lime and inclination sciH
permit; but we respectfully submit whether it
was entirely just towards tho democrats on the
part OF Gov. Graham, to confer the office on q
Federalist. Was there no democrat in Wake
county (for the appointment seemsto have been
made with reference to convenience in attending
the Board) qualified for the post Is the Editor
ofthe Register to be literally fed by the State and
Cityq Is he, for his partizan services, to con-
tnue to receive most of the Printing for the De
partments the Printing for the Boards and seat
in one OF the Boards, in addition to his salary as
Intendant, joined to the Printing for the City also
So far as we are concerned, we are not disposed
to complain but we do think that Mr.. Gales is
not the only marin North Carolina.