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" We have no Officers but what are necessary; none but what earn their Salaries, and those generally are either elected by the People, or appointed by their Representatives. "Other Provinces swarm with unnecessary Officers, nominated by the Governors, who... "
The Ancestry of Rosalie Morris Johnson: Daughter of George Calvert Morris ... - Page 75
1905
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A Complete History of the United States of America: Embracing the Whole ...

Frederick Butler - United States - 1821 - 474 pages
...unnecessary officers, nominated by the governors, who often make it a main part of their care to supply officers, (notwithstanding their oppressions,) at...wisdom of our assemblies, to create no great offices, nor officers, nor indeed any office at all, but what is absolutely necessary for the service of the...
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The History of Pennsylvania: From Its Discovery by Europeans, to the ...

Thomas Francis Gordon - Pennsylvania - 1829 - 658 pages
...Other provinces swarm with unnecessary officers, nominated by the governors, who often make it a mnin part of their care to support those officers, notwithstanding...their nomination or appointment. This will always be a good security against the mischievous influence of men holding places at the pleasure of the governor....
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The Yorkshireman, a religious and literary journal, by a Friend [L ..., Volume 4

Luke Howard - 1836 - 408 pages
...oppressions) at all events. I hope it will ever be the wisdom of our Assemblies to create no gveat offices nor officers, nor indeed any officer at all, but what...their nomination or appointment. This will always be a good security against the mischievous influence of men holding places at the pleasure of the Governor....
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Long Island. -: Read Before the Long Island Historical Society ..., Volume 14

William Alfred Jones - 1868 - 354 pages
...necessa"ry; none but what earn their Salaries, and " those generally are either elected by the Peo" pie, or appointed by their Representatives. " Other Provinces...Nomination or " Appointment. This will always be a good Se" curity against the mischievo'us Influence of " Men holding Places at the Pleasure of the "...
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Lives of the Governors of Pennsylvania: With the Incidental History of the ...

William Crawford Armor - Governors - 1872 - 600 pages
...and religious liberty than any of our neighbors We have no officers but what arc necessary ; none bat what earn their salaries ; and those generally are...their nomination or appointment. This will always be a good security against the mischievous influence of men holding places at the pleasure of the Governor....
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Lives of the Governors of Pennsylvania: With the Incidental History of the ...

William Crawford Armor - Governors - 1874 - 634 pages
...share both of civil and religious liberty than any of our neighbors We have no officers but what are necessary ; none but what earn their salaries; and...their nomination or appointment This will always be a good security against the mischievous influence of men holding places at the pleasure of the Governor...
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The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Volume 16

Pennsylvania - 1892 - 588 pages
...which has often been the hard fate of Assemblies in other Places. "We have no Officers but what are necessary; none but what earn their Salaries, and...their Nomination or Appointment. This will always be a good Security against the mischievous Influence of Men holding Places at the Pleasure of the Governor....
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The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, Volume 16

Pennsylvania - 1892 - 588 pages
...which has often been the hard fate of Assemblies in other Places. "We have no Officers but what are necessary; none but what earn their Salaries, and...their Nomination or Appointment. This will always be a good Security against the mischievous Influence of Men holding Places at the Pleasure of the Governor....
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Two Centuries of Pennsylvania History

Isaac Sharpless - Pennsylvania - 1900 - 456 pages
...which has often been the hard fate of assemblies in other places. • "We have no officers but what are necessary, none but what earn their salaries, and...create no great offices or officers, nor indeed any offices at all, but what are really necessary for the service of the country and to be sure to let...
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Americana Illustrated, Volume 15

National Americana Society - United States - 1921 - 718 pages
...are either elected by the People or appointed by their Representatives. 338 THE EARLY AMERICAN PRESS events, I hope it will ever be the wisdom of our Assemblies...necessary for the Service of the Country, and to be sure and let the People, or their Representatives, have at least, a share in their Nomination or Appointment....
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