Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-12
THaIRsDAY MORNING, JuNF:tl, 1879
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= ''Clf u;H his head--so much far BacIiaghdBa., 2
Mr.. Barry. who npon his first arrival at Washing
ton given the credto of great moderation and Ii.
berality ths suaect Of prescription seensto have
Observed the praise little as any connected with
the Administration. WITNESS the following new lisi
.ofsctirns to 'ReufH:'S = = 49, :
= REMOVALS AND APPOINTM ENTS. ii
+ 3N4TiiAsfEn ARNoRY has been rtsnoaxd from the
Office of NavyAgent, al Pensacoia, and ROBERT joy
SER, Of North Cafolina,appoin in his place.
I fjAMEs FfELEBRoWN, Jr. hal been appointed Post
Eiaster at Beadheld Post Office, Name to succeed
Samuel Currier ren,oceA.
7 JAMES OsaoRN has been appointed Postmaster in
hennebunk, Maine, To succeed Barnabas Palmer,
resigned. Hi
. Isaac MERRILL to be Postmaster in Hollis Maine
TO succeed Moses Davis. Yenooe1
BEH5AMiN B. Johnson has been appointed Post
master, at Frankfort, kentucky, place of james
w. Watkins. TarnoUed. 1.-THE gentleman who has
been removed is man of unirItpeached and unn-
Observation-Disclosures. In the discharge oil bis duties
az Postmaster, there never has been any just cause
Of compla tut. Keatuctiogn1
j. II: McPHEasoN has been reDtored, rs Postmas-
ter at Xenia, Ohio and VIM II. SrAKxs appointed in
his stead ['sIms removal (says the Xenia paper)
was matter OF deep regret To-, the community
generality inasInucb as Mr. M'Pherson had been u
faithful servant. His urbanity and correct deport-
ment had gained for hn the esteem and good win Of
Itte people."l @
Changes in the Post Office, in Vermont, in add
ton to those already announced:
bIiddlebury, Calvin G.. Walker vice George Cleve-
land; Monktop, Edward Collins, vice Charles Dean;
Bristol, H Soper, vice Joseph Otis; ESSEX, Albert
Stevens, vice Roswell Butler.
NEW ORLEANS, May 10.
"REForsM. -" Tbe recent demonstration of public
sentiment inscrbes on the list of executive duties
characters too 1egibe to be overlooked the task Of
reform; which viii require particularly the correc-
ton of those abuses that have brought the
of the Federal Government into conflict with the
freedom of elections and the counteraction Of those
abuses which have disfurbedthe riohtful course
of appointment, and have placed, or continued power
in unfaithiui or Incompetent hands," prsideat Iaek
sons Inaugural .4ddress.
4 gentleman who arrived yesterday from Wash.
ngton city, board the Steamboat CaUater bro oh,
the news OF the following 'sREFoRMs.p
Martin Gordon, collector Of the customs, vicG BEy-
EREY CHEW, Esq. frequently complmented by the
Treasury department, for the manner in which he
performed his duties, and considered as one of the
best collectors in the Unon-kuown and universally
respected and esteemed by the merchants of this city
for is strict impartiallty, integrity and eKactitude
removed for the crime Of having exercised the priv
Iege Of every fteemen, viz: voting for the man he
preferred.
Peter K. Wagner, Editor of the Louisiana Adyer
tzer, Naval Officer, vice Manuel Cruzat, removed fol
the reason above given.
Robert +. Garfield, appraiser and public store
keeper, vice r. NJ Wclman removed for the reason:
above given.
Sheldon S. Clark, very young man known t.
nobody, appraiser, vice A. H. Inskeep, the father oil
large family removed for the reasons above given.
David d. Ker, physician whose practice is worth
from $4,000 to $4,000, Post Master, vice A. Dupuy
the support of very large family and the most eff
Gent Post Master we ever had in New Orleans; re-
moved for the reason above
]. I. Preston Register of the Land Office and re
cever Of public monies, vice S. II. Harper promoted
VIM. l., Robson, Navy Agent, vice N. Cox, re
moved for the reasons above given.
| DR.. VIM. M'Farlane, young man lately come t
the country, Hospital Surgeon vice DR.. K. Davidson
an old inl,abi:ant of ibis city and an experience,
Physician