Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19

he manufactured the paragraph il will bc ,en,,,ao,
cd III many OF the Jackson papers. What = cs,,s.
must this be- which remres Tins IN ba seuse
up eseu
One word moro on this subiect-and we tand..-
an apology TO Alderman Duane, for the free use
which the circumstances oblPes us to make of his
name, aud what may TO certain extent be regard
Cd as his private concerns. The truth is that MI.
Duane did apply to President Jackson for nm an.
pointment, aud he had right TO expect 10 recc;vc
S%De, out ne and his necessities oyerlsoked by
Kowiedge OF these facts, which induced Governor
oHoLHE 70 oestow, Us We believe uuasked the ofJ;c,
s.eted on Alderman Duane, and we should heartiIv
reJoace II we could believe that il nnvo 20 ill.,
prospect OF n comfortable downhul ~ mn
'uis statement OF Facts do any credit to Mr..
Noah, or to President jackson, thew nre ost 10
:" lDeuh Press.
From The Cincaa nati Gazette.
SecoPy the subloined from the "EhrnssrS Rcror1
q Aen'o Ga-sae," of Aprilso.
b. Gardiner ESQ late Editor of III,
rewarded for his services the jackson cause by be sn,,
%a, Of Register Of the Land oee hn with salsy Of
Iherc is no man of my acquaintance who has en-
Pioyed hIs time 30 prohtnby a. "James r. Gardiner
hsq: In 1874, he proposed to establish Clay press
IN CIncinnau In December, 1925, he was expelled
the Legislature Of Ohio, on a cburrr of bribing tho
inc cdectorsof Greene county. Ia $40 he AZ elcr
tea Senator in the Ohio Legislature. In Feb Iaoo
ae asInoqnted the fence, into the Jackson pastures
ne' IN november OF the same year, he surceased his
iabors IN the Generals behalf And TO- and bsboH
now, IN 1879, he gets office worth 1900 dollars a
year Never was politician well paid for nino
months labor. am glad he is provides, for Es has
capacities To- perform the duties of his new ofco -,
nc can only muster prudence enough 10 bring bs en-
pooty into action. He has an umiable fan,;Iy md r
very openly proclaimed his necessities. But IL
there nothing like bargain in such an nnpon,mr, 90
TINS! Bless US! what question. Whv il is notb;nr
nut generous recomPense for abours performed
How absurd to think of bargain
rLArT BRUSH Esq. removed from the Office Is a
worthy ana poor man, with large family But
what OF that He is not more needy than NJ
Cardiner-sD let the matter rest -A''
RON Gs .MasSoehnse.t, yc,,,no,
Mr.. Edtor-Much was said abont M, T,,,
taking the printing OF the laws worth SsOO vc3r1
from isaac HH, ofNew Hampshire, and giving il M
decent print. How loud and lofb was tben ,bo go,
about corrupting the public press! Who has foroo;l
ten the three toeSks of bitter debate in Congress- the
nVSy sympathy manifested for misc reant and awful
oroodngs OF the downfall oflibery by means of l,rf
berry of Editors the sentinels who guard her nor,sy
Sir beg you and your readers to call TO mind ali hs
and then read the following:
DUR GREEs-Editor of the o. S. Peteorauf,
printer to the Senate and House, at the rate OF
ZOO per annum.
AMOS KENDALL, Editor Of the Kentucky Aruus.-
Fourth Auditor, salary s. 900 per wear
Isaac HUI, Editor Of the New Hampshire pus-s.
OomPtroner, salary $1,000 per year.
b. III. Moan, Editor of the N York Ennutn..
Surveyor Of New York, salary s. 600 Der yoaT.
DABNEY s. Cam, Editor Of the Baltimore Re-
publcSh-Naval OHicer of Baltimore snIarv "a ffl6
DAVID HENsHAw, Editor and part owner. of flr,
Boston Statcsrnan--Colector Of the port of Boston
salary S. cooper annum, with patronage of S75 600
a year.
ANDREW DUNLAP, 1TPhe author of all those Eo,,
and scnrrttous paragraphs which have appeared I'm
the Boston Statesman during the last four vonrs ami
IN which he has abused all the most yirtuons mil
able men OF this country. They have been placed 70
tho Great OF Greene, under the editorial head b,I.
were IN fact written by Dunlap.-He has received
his pay by being appointed IT, s. ATTORNEY far NJ
saehusetts--fees Of Office 81 900.
NATHANIEL GREENE, the nominal editor and ru,b
Iisher OF the Statesman-Post Master of Rosfon
salary 1000, fees S30oo-total per annum As 600.
b. h. RoRror, late Editor of the Hartford Times
DE oeserteu ms post before the day of election came
went TO Washington and obtained the appointment
OF Post Master at Hartford, (Con.) The circum-
stances being known 30 Jackson he reyokes bis
commission and gives 1t TO John N. Miles one oftbe
present editors Of that paper-salary $4,000 fees
S3000--total So 900.
PETER X. WAGEER, Editor Of the Louisiana All.
vertlser-Naval Officer at ". Orleans salary Sc ooo
per snnum.
ABNER GREENLEAF, late editor Of the NJ Hauru-
shire Gazette-P0st Master at Portsmouth, salary
s. o0O 'o''iS
Walter r. D,vroRrH, Editor Of the Re,ub,i.
can Herald III. I.(-Coectcr of Providence, salary
JAMES j. GARpIrRR, Editor of the Peonle,a py,,ss
lohU)-Rceever OF Public Monies for Ohio.
From the Democ ratic Press
LOOK TO THE APPOINTMENTS
"Jndge Qr ire TSDs By it, P,nLsp
Is the Dir. Dayton--the SON of Ionstha, povr6,
Esq. of Burr Nemory--who hos been annoinicd n
Post Master in New Jcrsey 70 the oxcins;on &c :,