Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

-.,bi,e money, and expect 20 hold i bsi snort
lin. Is not unfrequensly ~ Indemnify mem
.,.I,s, against the evils which would ba tonsc-
.,,eus spon their disafssa.. ! hope no such
orsc.ice will prevail Among those who nave
come into power 10 reform abuses
Extract Of a leusr to the Editors Of the Bait.
more Chroni, le. dated
WaAmgion. Apii IL.
81 lesrn thai the Postmaster General nav
daily devoted himself. since hi ARRIVAL, TO me
concerns of his office. and that he has made
some appointment Of depu ies-say, ~ f"f'-
t.ud, Name Raleigh. North Carolina .ham-
ner,barg. Psnns,iyania aud Mays,iile. ksn.
,ucky. The no ion that he sagrd, "a lieu
nj his disiiaeoi ned predeee'sar. f0t the pur.
,.,se. Of indis inmate resoa ION. will Prove
erorndless.
81 understand Nr Barry ia adopted The
,ule 4, com nissan no on Nhilc in Attendance
nj the Seal Of q 5yernaleoi, ptefsrring TO act
noon wfiiten repre- seniatons from the People
inter. lied inme diateiy 10 the ofices 10 he Il led.
faiter than the prrsntaI applications OF the
candidates tnens lives. This Is a wise deter
minai on, and will make il Impossible Tor any
one TO obtain, against he op,niun uf his urigh.
bors place affecting lllr cUnscn. snee and ba'
siness OF any community. The mode OF arpli-
cation required. vii necessarily notify every
Que entrusted, aud allow the opportunity oil u
fair eauas.
In the course Oft. week past. Gen. Boyd,
late of the army, was appointed Naval othccr
f,r the port af Iusinn and MAJOR iirnry Lee,
of Vuginit Consul General Ia 'esii A. Al
sicrs b soaW cf or ielluw citizens. return
log from tie scat OF Government, you vii
learn, perhaps. mvfe THAI tan tell you of The
IL. la. tai III.
timore.
" In relation 10 he Pot oiliee of Baltimore
| have never heard II ,niinalrd. by any o.,
that n remov, Of the incumbent VAS mtcntod /.
nor do belleve that the ptesen, Collector oil
be disturbed N all, | make nn DOUBT .liat there
will be n psfirci agneemtul beiaeep him aud
ihe Secretary ol The Treasury a 10 the admin
i,tfatioo OF hrs office; oplhlng will he required.
nor any thing submitted 10, inconsistent with
the honor bud character Of either
!" Conn,udof Hull IL now IN This city, aud
Il is said will command OF the Navy Yard
mere. Commodcrrs Rodgers and Patterson, II
,Ile Board of Navy Commissioners. are about
10 procred u Pensacola, on business relating
10 the Navy Ysrd stila, place"
Extrac, of a let,e, TO the Editor of the Balii-
more pn,ro, dated
" Warrington, I'm April
Mr.. Barry, the Postmaster 6sneial will
prove bimseifs KIND patron Ut the servants oi
he public IN his department, or am greatly
deceived tie will not play the 'yrani over
them, as had been predicted az hm tie will
he one ~ the popular members oil the cHbi-
ret. In msnner aud temper he Is courteous
and urbanr. n, tb, same time faceiious an j .pr-
tied.
There have been few. appointments 10 of
Zee, such Ms Mr. Mas ail Postmaster ~ Mays.
vile, Kentucky Zen. Boyd. Naval oiiieer al
Boston Henry Lee, Consul General 10 reside N
aisisrs
= the appoiu of successor 10 Mr..
MauIy, C1nsn If Liverpool, has not yet heen
made hui should u take place hope II VII he
conferred lpon one Of our tosnsnen, whpss
name has be- mentioned here in reference 10
thai pest
We have another letter which seys--Il has
bust been stated 90 ,ne ~ rhmlr thai depu-
iailon from thu Jack son party has been here de.
lsandlng IN The mog, authoritative maonrr the
removal Of ceriain designated individuals fcm
cficr 10 Baltimore, aud threatening Inc pow
crs that be with direiol conscq ,enec-, unless
the mandate !, obete ed sI,hout delay. More
anon"
AHp'hnl htlD. bnOs iH iHr IiFhtftt htH''h3
Armstrong diIineulshed himself aud did hon
or TO his country. by one Of Tile most heroic
and gallant actions which took place during
The late war. has been removed, by the Gnu.
Gus power OF the patty,' IN New York. from
the Office OF Walden of the Port OF New York.
Mga1aimiiy La Cisero's epistles 10 Ali
cs, W. find Ia Two L 'tte,s winch passed be
tween CicrRo aud ANrosY, the following pms.
sages, which extract ~ particularly appro-
PIRATE TO The incidents VI The passing day in our
Republic
ANTONY 70 CICERO
" And il indeed you would oblige me- by
wise. humane, AVID aniable act you will concur
with INV request (, convince hat excellent anl
hopeful youth, rn'iius , oiios, that when il
vns in your rowrr, .on did nui crafty your
resentment against he friends ofhi. Glihfr.
Let the beg OF vau to make il evident ia
he world tha, YOU Il f,red with the IA her onig
gyon patriot principle. Continue no Longer
the foe o. his faulty. For, we can with IN -.
,digniiy. and more ease, lsy aside resrniments,
Contracted Ola account Of our country, than
tDose Arisias from personal motyes.'
CICERO IN REPLY.
& hsd che matter h, EN- OF ar greater impor.
tsaee, should have Thought myself bound o
rrsign myself entirely "a your request but in
this case. likewise crafty my own disposition
aud natural temper never harbored within
MY breast ans spirit OF revenge. NOR did ever
ettsnd resentment o, severity, farther than The
good of my country ahsoIu'tly required. Lei
me add. that Sextns Clodlns nr>er experienced
from ms any instances ofsplle au1 resentment,
for u has trer been am1rim Wah ME, hai ire
ought not 10 p,rseents the friends oj our e4emies
especially those Of an inferior SORT, for fear Of
fGking such supports from arselues
Nothing can be more apt to The present oc.
t>asion, thai the deliberate judgmen, of Cicero,
and even Of Antony inexorable a. tbs latter was
10 his rivals and embitfered and excited rs both
Of them mast have been by the prescriptions,
1anishinents, and eon6seaIions. adopted IN that
age IN Rome, Tor the f's' time, toi which Cice.
TO himself had been yiciim) aud aifordh,g too
the strongest indication Of the corrupt on Of
public morals. and off the approaching termma.
fjsn Of the republic.