Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-03

hello IL &c, u d'H ehe' NJ a.,
vices 10 my friends and The puhlic ge"e'a,y, as
Attorney, Counsellor, and Proctor oil the
'e's' '' A. GORDON.
PeHnsacols, 9TH July. 1929.
APPOINTMENT BY HE PRESIDENT.
MIR. John Fitzgerald. lat, the printer " me
Nashville Republican, has teen rewnrded ny
he,ns Amounted Posi Master at Pensacola, vice
w. Uaseil Hunt, Publisher OF the Pensacola
Gazette, punished for taking no part IN the
late Presidential contest; for no shouting,
Uuzza for Jackson, The Hero ofNew Orleans,
Down with Adams and Clay, the Hartford
Conyentionist aud the Prnce oil lntriguefs 90
More anon.
At the commencement of the sixth year Of
the Pensacola Gazette, the present Admlnisira-
lion Just commencing IFS operations, We prom
lsed :. The Administration Of PresideRt Jackson
o liberal SUPPORT approving WhdteUer shat dp-
near 10 US 10 promote the general Welfare, but
shall speak freely. yet temperateiy, Of such
measures as ge shall feel constrained 10 behsUe
injurious" In the contest for the Presidency
We took no part.-Oar Territory had no voice
in the decision OF the question. and we leit the
discussion ofthat subject to those who had a
right to act in the Ultimate decision OF the con
troversy. We therefore believe ourselves able
TO Judge calmly and impartialy ofthe measures
OF those who ere chosen the iunctionafIes OF
the Government and Guardians Of the laws.
We have, accordingly. looked with great So
liciiude to the acis Of the administration as
developed in its short career, and bud pro-
scription for opinion snke the order OF The
day. We also find great pains taken TO make
the people believe, that those who have been
punished for conscience sake, were unworthy
and dishonesis eryants, while as far as our
knowledge extends, the new incunoents oil
office, both 10 moral and intellectual point ot
view, very often fall below those Who preced-
ed them. The whole scheme OF prescription
OF rewards and punishment" We believe
uncalled for by the interests OF the county,
contrary TO the spirit and meaning OF the law.
and monarchical We believe its moral tenden.
cv is evil being calculated TO make sycopnanis
Of Off ers, and to make future eleclons con-
test for pei sonai aggIandz"ment.
Pensacola Gdsetie.
Another Remorni-A writer in the n. Hamp-
shire Statesman, says. that jim Bagley has been
turned oni from the office of Weathercock Ten
der, in one oil the towns oil that State
Reasons of Statc."-Ths Cincinnati Ga
zeite says that Mr.. Meehsn, who has been sp-
pointed Librarian 10 Congress, in place Of MIR,
Wauerson, turned out) could disclose some
facts about The commencement OF the Tele.
graph, (of Duff Green) which cerlan men
choose should remain in the dark. He WIS
consequently in a situation TO fix his own price.
He has chosen the office oil Librarian. The ia.
ton ought to be thankful he did not demand
the mission to England, France, or ST. Peters
burgh.'
Salaries of Judges The Committee OF the
New York Legislature, to whom had been re
ferred the subject Of the salaries III the Judges,
made report in favor ofan increase al their
compensation. From the report. the following
statement has been taken, shewmg the com.
pensation allowed to the judges OF several OF
the states:
New York.--The chancellor and JUS
tees ofthe supreme court, each 5000
Circuit Judges. 1850
Observation-Disclosures chancellor and
five judges, 2,ooo
Circuit pr common plea Judges, Isl D
pgnnsuironio The chief Justice, 1000