Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04


no superior ia fidelity and attention TO his
trust. This /" REFORM ceriainy, was not de.
manded 10y the people for among the peo-
Pile Of Smyrna aud its vicinity, he Is held in
universal regard as an upright citizen and an
accommodating and attentive officer. lie has
held the office a long tune. aud IS now deprived
OF his support al that period OF life when en-
gagemen,s in new pursuits Is most irksosne and
dificuli-for lac is upwards of 10 years OF age.
His offence. wssa qget preference OF Mr..
Adams for the Presidency.
Dsiaudre Journal.
The eighteenth Editoy.-We some time ago
EXPRESSED our surprise, that Shadrsck Penn,
editor of the Louisville Advertiser after Duff
Green. the mos, skilfuly abusive OF all the
jackson editors, had not ye, received his re-.
ward. II will appear by the annexed para
graph from the Kentucky Focus that the cause
| of our surprise is at amend Shadrack
is rewarded, and in a new form. Wig.
We understand, that the editor Of the Ad-
yeriiser at this place has received htt reL1Grd.
| He is employed 10 print all the blanks for
the post Offices in the Western country, from
| PitsbuTg to Orleans, and from the Allegheny
10 the R0ckymountains Hitherto, this print
ing has been done at different points more
convenient 10 the Offices 10 be supplied. By
the new arrangement, two objects will be
effected. The largeness oil the job enables
the contractor TO do the work a htile cheaper
so that something may be said about econo-
| my--and still the profits will make a rioh re-
ward 10 the favored parlizan. That the al.
| innate expense 10 the government will be less
we are n little skeplicnl The late postmaster
general, a Juckson man, had authorised a large
stork of blanks 10 be printed which are now
/ m hap I'M hat
the old blanks should be thrown away, that he
may have the benefit OF furnishing new sup.
ply, fresh from the economical mint Of Jackson
aud Reform [Louspitie Focus
| Nothing ia or can be more decisive of the
consciousness fell by Gen. Jackson and his
ministers of The radical improperly of the
proscriptiye system. and the disgust il is cal
culated to excite, than the total cessation Of the
! announce ment of removals and appointment
through the official at Washington, the ,iriu-
Gus Telegraph. Al first they were all gazetted
with evident triumph and satisfaction, but
since the unequisocal manifestations ofpopu-
lar adherence, Duff has wholly relinquished
the practice. The motive in this reinquish.
ment is that the removals NAV reach the pub.
lie ear one al a lime, and thas fall upon ii with
| less effect, Than by a simultaneous annuncia-
ton. We have d cunning administration at
l Washington.
We are led 10 these obse, vations, by ohser-
wing changes announced in remote quarters
of the Union, before they were communica.
ted, from Washington. Thus in the Mis-
souri, Republican, Of May y, We find the fol
towing:
RemoGat-Richard Graham, of Missouri In
dian Agent. having been guilty of the deadly
sin of believing Gen. Jackson unfit TO be Pre-
sdent of the United States, he has been reno
we'd from office and his place supplied by
Capt. c. Vashon, Of Virginia.
Capt. Vashon has the merit of being. what
cannot be said of all or many of the President
etepes--he is an amiable and 'irreproa enable
man. He was one of the Ambrister aud Ar
huthnot Court Martial, Wig.
II i, said that James Colinsworth Esq. has
been appointed Attorney of the United State,
for the District of West Tennessee, in place
of Thos. II. Fletcher resigned.
Nashville Wig.
The Hon Henry Clay has been elected q
member Of the Board Of Trustees of the Tran
| .ylvania University. This puts the stamp up
on The caIumnes SO recently Illuminated agains
him in relation TO this Institution