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

rf the next Superior Court, in order TO enter into
some Resolutions, for the purpose of having them
Selves represented, IN the approaching Convention TO
nhor The Constitution. All frceholders who arc "a
forabc TO their cause, likewise invited 70 attend
Scrclal IreeholdepS and Nom Irceaolderg.
LION f5e BTAi,nore Patriot oFSIhtrddy Ei,n orr
MORE REFORM.-A gentleman who leh Wush.
Ington yesterday informs us, that umonr the new
arrangements on foot, JAMES HaMILTox Jt. late
Incnbcr Of Congress and chairman Of the celebrated
[.'re"'noent COMMITTEES, is to be assigned to ne
Comptrollcr's office vice, Judge ANDERSON, to be
made Treasurer 10 place OF Mr.. CLARKR-icx-G Gov
rRsoH PIsDLAY Of Pennsylvania to be Rcgfster in
place of Nr. NoUBsE. Y'he Treasury Department
sta be pretty thoroughly cleared OF lis present in
cnl,ons. II is further stated or the same authority,
which is the unquestiunabls character. thS,
FPAScIs oGDyS, esq. ofNcw York is to BIO the Com
sui at Havre. and that GEORGE WIScHEsrEa esq. of
baltimore is nctnaly to have the Consuslp al Liv-
drpooi, the most lucrative birth 10 tho gift Of the ov-
grrrrncnt.
NcD Iork Custom House.--4'he Evening Post Of
Thursday g7ys--'Thc Custom uopsp is To be swept
ont clean tomorrow morning, with n new broom
previous 10 Dir. Swartwouts cntcrnr upon tho d.
t's of his appointment The newly appointed Sur
veyor l.N'dh) hos already taken possession of that
o!H:e. and Is as happy as the merry Ways Of Wind
Eos,1a CoS,n,a H7rTe-Thc uew Collector of Dos
tan Inns appointed Mr.. Samuel Jones' Mr.. James
Gofsh, and Mr. John Muzzy, TO be inspectors OF the
Customs for the port Of Boston in the place of Nr.
EhunczcT Glough, MIr. John Minor, and Air. John r.
Vclch. discharged.
Phe gentlemen discharged arc Acknowledged 10 be
faithful public officers, good citizens and with large
dependent families, and tho only sin their door IT,
tbcy urc "Rcpubioaos' Of tho John Blucock and
Sam. Adams School, but not Of the modern Jackso
man.
mr.. CouslI received the following blnut, obinrca-
tory note Characteristic of the new party, - which
nc readily responded.
B7sioa Cintpm- Ho1se, .1pTii 81, ISan.
SrR,@-I having appointed another person to the of
ticaof Inspector held by you, you will consider this
Your dischago from any further service in said Office.
Your ohndcnt servant,
DAVID HENSIlAW, Collcctrr.
Mr.. Ebenczcr Clough, Boston.
IS IT COME TO TIITSn
.Tes'rs EditOrsI wish TO ask through the me-
dlum of your paper IL Offices have been sold or bar
t"rrd away for votcF Arc officers 10 be turned out
Gfofhee to make room for these voters, And must
even subordinate officers be rcmoycdt give place TO
these subordinate voters Gracious Hcavcnsi with
reverence would ask what is our country coming
~ Must humble citizen, for only exercising the
rght ofafrecnan, which he is cntitledio by the laws
,l his country be discarded for doing Is II rossI-
ME, IN free country like ours, that man FOR ex-
crcising the right Of ms conscience, which right hts
Gpd and his Country has cuoincd ON him us n duty.
10 be deprived ola living for doing' Ifso faro
well Independence, and farcvell LfnEarT But let
. he known TO the whole would, i'll die starving,
Nv dle Yankce-that Is to soy independent in Prin.
cipies though not IN pursc.
EBEEEzER CLoUGII, Ward no. l.