Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
POLITICAL,

Frnm the n. Y. Commercial Advertiser
| "ATTENTIoN!-1O he right about Gnce.-O,t o,
DoorS-.hdrch" following removals have I aiken
place under the direction Of the Custom House
in this city, viz
Elan Williams, Jacob Vanderpool. Wr,. Under.
hill, John II. Leggett, Jacob C. Mott, Joseph vii.
loughby, WIN. NJ. Carter, John Whittlescy, Oliver
Jaques, Joseph Board, Sylvester Sullivan. Abraham
Bockee. Nathaniel Hunt, Garrett Forbes, Fl. p.
Warner, Alexander Nicoll, and Haruanus A.
Vedder.
And the following new appointments have been
made: -
Philip s. Thomus, Benjamin Fuller, William
Biddy, Assistant Boarding Officers: Abraham b.
Eandcrpool, Abraham Mcrserulc John A. Hedden
j. u. Reynols. Alexander Wayley, II. r. Graham
Freeman Hopkins, Edward Merritt James Board
man, VIM. PhcniX, John Anderson, G.. Lathrop J.
u: Dickinson, w. w. Pompkins, w. Cairncs Myer
Moses, Gurdon ). Mumford, Major Bailey, Jacob
Clinch.
The Discrimination Of the Government Journals TO
announce removals and appointments is a strong evil
eencc Of the conviction they entertain that their CON
duct IS indefeasble In this city, the names Of the
persons removed and of those appointed in the Gus
tom House, have never been published There is a
ieehng OF shdWe consequent upon sense of wronp
doinS IN THIS reserve, which induces hope of better
things than any we nave yet been favored with bv
the present Administration. What n proud md
honorable declaration for the late administration md
hoU full OF rcproach to the present, was that made
on the 10th nit. by Mn. CLAY at Lexington: Not
IAN officer, said he, under the government during the
"last four years, ending on the 4th day of March
last was removed from Office account OF political
"sentiments!M"-Deu Press.
.NortOnf=ing.-It is stated in Western paper that
such is the disgust of even the Jacksonltes them
selves al the recent appointments in the West, that
many oi them are to be NOrtOniSed---lIh hour mer
having got into Office by imposing upon the Hero of
two wars, with Free Tom Moore at their head II
Is singular fact that the original consistent Jack
son mon every where, have been kept at bav while
the ! th hour men, the rcncgadoes from ali partes
have i'll almost every instance secured the nIunder
Tom Moore, when Clay or Crawfordite beinp ON
visit TO Nashville, under the very nose of the Hero
asked whether his ears were safe upon his head >
and yet tins man wheeled round took TN the cause
OF The Hero, and for his reward, has received the
appointment of Minister to Coombia Let him DO
Uortoi'zsd, by taking from him place lie Is not fit
70 have Bat. Pnt.
From the ~. Y. Commercial advertiser NJ .Mondv1,
"REFORM."-Among the on dts at which we
to he asonishsd is one concerning our neigh
Dors OF Kings county. Ii Is said that ne republican
committee Tor portion Of them) Of that county, have
IN their wisdom and patriotism drawn up and for
wardcd to Gen Jackson request that Commodore
Isaac Chaunccy may be dismissed from the command
o this naval station no is obnoxious TO their nigh
illnesses on account OF his having been friend of the
late President, and that commander may be sent
Who shall he politically orthodox. Now tho fact is
Cbsuh'Cy COineS as lILc III contact
with, and his political principles little exertcd,
and have as little effect upon these worthy people, as
clergy do upon the editor of the deceased Enqui-
Tsr, or the decisions would have upon the Diateria
mcoiicn Of the sage of the Euenirg Post
IfeVcr Il public officer studousy cautious not
to ineTfcc IN any WAY with the affairs of the citizens
either politically or Cyily tousc the greatest decorum
and courtesy towards all who have occasion to an
prooch hm-who has improyGd-wc might almost
5ay-bult up-any station connected with the public
scrvlcc--that officer is Com. Chaunccy. To man
ncrs dignied without Ostcnation, he adds signal en-
crry and industry. and dcvotcs himself 20 the duties
Of his post with effect which is obvious 10 every
citzon who goes within the walls of the Navy Yard.
I The Jackson club NJ Brooklyn not, we trust the
only persons to be consulted on this subject. The CITY
Now York has great interest and pride in the condi-
ton Of her naval station and citizens entertain
too high sense Of the worth and services Of Com.
Chuuncoy TO feel willing that he should be removed
from post where he is so eminenuy useful.
By-he-b bye, there is tract of land contiguous In
the Navy Yard, The title TO which IL claimed both nv
the government aud by certain citizens of BROOKLYN
with the metcs and bounds of this, Com. Chauncey
is very nmiliar, and his cndenyors TO have an nmca-
bic settlement Of the question have proved unayail-
ing We trust that among tho signers Of the petition
Tor he removal, there none thus Interested and
VINO design to have successor unacquainted with
these metes and bounds. How is it, gentlemen
FRANFoRr KENTUCKY, May &C.
II is understood that Mr.. Bcyj y. johnson has re-
c"ived the appointment Of Post Matter in Frankfort
and, Of COURSE that Mr.. james WOOd Hdioftns is