Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-18

slowed By the Jaskssn party, since they hare
come into power, on editors ofpsrtizsn papers
ne salaries Of sshack amount 70 npwards sf enc
hzHdred fhsEsaad doi.ars gear. This Is an
appalling fact OF which any one may satisfy
himself oy adding together the amount Of tn.
yearly salaries Of Duff Green, Ill., Kendall.
Carr. Noah, N. Green, Dunlap, Henshsw, Dan.
'orth, Gardiner and others VI. Noah has an
office With salary Of $50 and nothing to
do, as We should suppose from his own words:
"Our new duties not interfering with the
duties and obligations we owe to the repubh.
can party, will not abafe the attention hitherto
paid to the columns Of the Enquirer, which we
hope to improve in every department"
MIR. Noah publishes daily paper, and his
office does not interfere with his Editorial Ia.
bors! There must be little 10 DO then, and vet
he gets $4,000 year. Does this look like
retrenchment and reform; or like pensoning
presa The nets are thrown away--the FISH
are caught.
Ftom the \. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
"ArrESrios!-TS t.e right about face Or
Of Doors-.l4rch!'- following removals
have taken place under the new direction of
the Custom House in the city. viz;
Elan Williams, Jacob vanderpool, William
Underhill, John H. Leggett. Jacob C. Mott,
Joseph Willoughby, VIM. NJ. Carter, John
Whhtlesey. Oliver Jacques, Joseph Board,
Sylvester Sullivan, Abraham Bockee, Nathan.
ie Bunt. Garrett Forbes, Z. z Warner, Alex
snder Nicol, and Hafmsnus A Ve6der.
And the following appointments have been
mads:--
Philip s. Thomas. Beaismin Fuller, William
Bddy, Assis' ant Boarding officers: Abraham
u. vanderpooi, Abraham Merserole, John A.
Hedden, J. &. Reynois Alexander wsyley,
II. r. Graham, Freeman Hopkins, Edward
Merritt James Boardman, VIM. Phenix, John
Anderson, G Laihrop, ] l.. Dickinson. W. w
Fompkins, w. Csirnes Myer Moses. Gurdon
5. Mumlord, Msjor Bailey, Jacob Clinch.
The dissemination OF the Government Iour
nails to announce removals and appointments is
strong evidence of the conviction they enter.
tam that their conduct is indefeasible. In this
city, the names OF the persons removed aud
OF those appointed, in the Custom House, have
never been published. There is feeling Of
shame, consequent upon a sense of wrong do
ing in this reserve, which induces hope of
better things than any we have yet been favor
ed with by the present Administration. What
proud and honorable declaration for the late
administration, and how full Of reproach to the
present. was that made on the 10Th ult. by MIR
CLAY at Lexing,o on: mot an officer, sid he, un.
"der The government dui ing he Isst four years,
lending on the 4h day OF March last, was lie.
showed from Office on account OF political sen
'flments!"--Dem Press.
General jackson .eiR te.sard his friends and
PUNISH his enemies.-Durr GREEN.
Capt Bar5ee post master IN Danville Ky
an officer Of the revoiut,on who did not vote tor
Gen. Jackson, has been punished; and MIR. NC
llyoy who did vote tor bin, rewarded.
Money .9fairs. -The New York Herald saya
1.-THE difficulties experienced by ali classes
OF the community ere so grea, as TO cast y
gloom over the couDtensnces of many People
who have heretof re always been the gayest
OF the gay. The failure OF some OF the coun
try banks, too, has added to the troubles, and
begat dstrnst that is injurious to every body
engaged in business"
The New York Americah contains an edito-
rial article, on the same SUBJECT, in which the
pressure FOR money that is now felt "not only
IN the city OF New York. but throughout the
state, and along the seaboard generally. !" is at.
tributed to four principal csuses-'r rte igno.
rant tsmpering of The Legislature with the back
charters, and the absurd law which they finally
passed, dlvestIug each bank OF It's separate re-.
possibility for it's own acts, and consolidating
| the responsibilities and the risks Of ali in one
| common mass where honesty and roeuery, ig
norance and skill, poverty aud wealth, are re.
duced to the same de d level'--.,he prepsra
ton which the U. S Bank is making TO enable
| the Treasury to pay Oft six millions of debt
| next month"-'the short crops of last year
| and ''the state of pecuniary embarrassment,
| in which The world is generally"
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NAsHvILLE, (TESS.) Mar &c.
Congressional Elecaoa.--The period of our
biennial election approaches. and the candi
dates are generally out in The several Counties
and Districts For Congress, several of the
late Members have no opposition, viz: Messrs
BILL. BLAIR. Polk, and sacks. Mr.. LEA is
opposed by THos ID. ARNOLD; Mr.. MITcHsLI
declines, and Colonel STAspIYgR, formerly a
Representative, and several others, are csndi
| dstesi Gen. DEsHA is opposed by Mr.. TRoUs-
| DALE, one of his competitors at the last cleo
/ ton; DR.. MARABLE Is opposed by GAYS JoHs.
| SOM and Col. CRccKRrT has to cente nd A.
| gsinst Col. ALrxAsDra, former Member. and