Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-04
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Post Office Removals. asd .9Dpoin,,nent, - r,on
tho cases OF rigor every day occurring-of men a;.
missed the public service without notice mr. M,
complaint against their official conduct--that Of NJ
hunt late Postmaster II Pensacola seems ne incx
eusahe us any other This gentleman had beon
postmaster Tor some years, aud possessed in b;,b
degree, the confidence of the late Postmaster Gno
raj Mr., Mican, and written testimonials of,h,,
commence. Without fault alleged but ON tho c,,-
'Tary his capacity and services admitted bv AR Psr
ry' Mr. Hunt has been dismissed and his place rive,
to MIR. Fitzgerald, late of the conductors 9th,
NuSh'iie Republican, After publishing various lc.
lers ana extracts OF letters from MIR. MLean. in q,
'sn uegFce complimentary of his official capacitv
VIZ" ""e''y' MT Hunt closes an appeal to the public
with the following striking observations:
Possessing such Testimonials as these !, n,, c.
cannot say that regret my dissmissnl f,on'
-'"r '"ouSh inc pittnnce which the situatiop AZ
Wv. Ns ts'c pihciPaI part OF the support ofmy youno
anu growing family yet am mysefin tho ry 's
ii'c' gave interchangeable aud las Mr. Nc Loan ~
htVedj valuable services for the profits of the 0e;
I'm n ""uS'ry anu perseverance will! with the blessing
'o''oe"ce''lrocurc me living in some other wny
hau raihcs earn my bread by the sweat of nv H.
as Tree man, than Ia he in n state of ofc;o s,..t
lance to the Powers that be-" When ..conac;,,,
ana faithf'hess IN the public service, without IecaJ
TO thoughts, words or actions, on other na,tors -
subjects; or 10 political opinions secured n mo ~
entire appro1aiiun otny respected and estec,,sd
SUPERIOR ana called from. MIN expression of re-
greet ut the prospect of a loss ofInv serv;cos T -
proud tn hold an office. But now alas n n,o, 60" c
my country Nhen sayit) it is but too ,rr that w.,
man holding an OFFICE in he United States and dement,
v'' W 'H Pi"cFos Tor the support of himself and FAM
ny. Is Tree. II he but breathe whispcr of domht
OF The iniallbility ofany one in power his oGre IL
ken from him and he is turned upon the world -
thelcss IL is frck. O' "'''i'
acknowledge that heretofore. since the co,-
"'"' % me reign OF prose pton, have nor
OeGh rec !ied an Oice, and such is the weokn,.ss
ana s'phiStry OF human nature, that | plrsuaJed ~
4e! thai 1t was my dUty pass over unnoticnd H.
ac'' oil The Government which could not onnrovc
Tathcr than 10 risk the bread rfmy wife g. little cnes
! 'hahH inc reiormerS, from JACKSON BARsy pnd
hREEN, down 10 their Joot kl6jng svcopLau,ic CT
lowers in our City & Territory ! an, po,c Ce,, al
Pe'te sans Ienr shall be the strict course If the e.
duct it. ~ ''''-
Do, on w. HAsELL HUNT.
"'' liunt aScf'Ocs his prescription to tLe fact Of
ms having D'en neutral IN the Presidential elcc.
','" re refused TO hi his paper with abuse against
the late administrator, and he has beon ,oo,,;r,l :;
consequences To giTe way TO ono who did. The Of.
feet OF The proscripye system in DESTROYING tho il
dependence of persons connected with the Gouo.a
mrn and at the mercy Of Gen. Jackson. 10 nc NJ.
Hunt describes it. The most inde,endor,
u""''"g' Tor the sake Of freely EXPRESSING ,,.oi,
wives and chiId.co osa y, ''' mouths 0fther
nsAcd rh,.e conoor,nJ i, ., conversation is ba-
dis,p,ro,in, an, 90 '''' '"e Government and
81 cncc, or ftbev sca,l T., observe profo'"d
strict confidence All |'y AFTER imposing
the rulng DYNASTY oro c,,oI,' u Ds'ii'ct'on to
holders Exprcssi,, ~ ,,;.a,s.yy "'''"eo oy Office
ported. ami rr,cr;r, 'UO"''on Is speedily re-
We have seen Icr,c-s c,ra 'Y'.o"s '''e ImPrudonec
dant ON the Goye,o,o.n, i,aa,'e' persons oePen-
subject matter of tbcir l.,.aIr o.e"'' On INC
which required no sucb sc.,, mater too
gontlcsan dcpcnd,n, on 49,. Is ehafactf''
ofalFrs at Waslpc,on f. =; '''','''' writing
vears his in,i,o,, c w 80 '"'S pace Tor iOriy