Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-11
RENEWALS FROM OFFICE.

n is difficult 20 keep pace with the removals
ON Office, rs pnblcy announced, and stu
more SO TO ascertain and register those which
ere moi announced. but incidentally heard Of
Some other removals of Clerks in public of
foa have taken place. The only one which
we nre sure offs that Of Mr. Thomas Il. Potlio-
ger a highly respectable Clerk in the Office OF
the II Auditor.
The Postn,asiers vt f.ecves and Miilsbo.
roush in the State of Delaware, have been re-
poyed.
MIR Andrea Gerriison, the Posimas ter NJ
hildletown in the State of Delaware, is also
removed lie was Attend of Mr. Adams Says
tho Delaware Journsl) hut saving that unpar.
donable sin. IS mighty respectable citizen, aud
vas an nexcsptlonahle officer.
g. II Barlow has heen appoint ed Postmaster
~ ST. Adams, Vermont, vice Horace James re.
moved.
Mr.. James is universally esteemed ms one of
our most fsti,nable and worthy men he has
b ald the off 20 of Postmaster many years IN.
annoyed by suy complaint except that of too
siriei an adherence 70 NE fehp and spirit Of has
sasiruciions 0fMr. Bariow, his successor, we
will oay say, that his appointment was neither
sought for, nor approved. by the majorit, of
either party. Less WE cannot shy sith truth
and more we deem unnecessary.
A. Griswod, U. S. District Attorney, OF Yer
mont has been burned out, md Daniel Kellogg
late Secretary 10 Gov rnor Van Ness. appoin.
ted in his stead That Joseph Edison, Marshall
has been turned out and his Office given TO He.
man Losry late Sheriff OF Chiiiendcn county
THAT George Cleveland Esq Postmaster
at Mddlebnry, has been h!rned out and C.. Z.
Waller appointed in his siead-lha every DE.
puiy Postmaster in Cbittenden county, who
WINS suspected Of having Partially for Mr.
Adams has been removed.
John Pope Oldham is appointed Postmaster
al Louisville, vice John Thompson Gray, reno
red.
Al length, the Potomac has been pas ed and
removal ventuied upon in Trginin. The
step is so bold, that we doubt whether, as in
nearly all other cases, heresy in politics has
been the moving cause there may be some q.
Their. Daniel Stone has been removed from
the Post Office si Waterford, and Wm Fiisam
mops appointed in his place Nat. int.
Another Ediior-N9. Isl. G. DaurJ, cdi
tor of The One da Observer, has been appoin-
ted Postmaster al Utica, n. York, in the place
OF james Plat, renored.
Charles Butler appointed Postmaster Mt Gene.
va Y. vice Dnrid Hudson remored
George ". HN is appointed Postmaster in
Montpelier, VI in the place Of Joshua Taii,
removed.
Intelligence has been received Al NewOr
leans, that JOHN X. Crimes. Esq. ofthat CITY,
had been appointed by the President, Minister
10 Mexico.
William Clark, Treasurer Of the Unted
States, has been remoret from office, and John
Campbell Of Virginia has enieiel upon the
discharge ofthe duties of the Office in his stead
This removal is open To every possible exeep-
ton, and especially to that Of nagrant disre-
spect 10 the Senate Of the Unted States, who
confirmed Mr.. Clark's appointment, at their
tate session, by almost an Unanimous vote.
There can DC no pretence of reason for this re-
mova' which is not hateful aud opprobrious.
MIR. c. is a gentleman of the highest personal
character. His integrity, and his refusal to
barter his soul for Office, caused his removal
from off CO by a violent aud ruthless faction in
the Legislature Of Pennsylvania. His subse.
uuent appointment to The Office of Trcasu, or
Of the United States by the late President met
the approbniion even Of his adversaries, OF a
majority Of whom, II is known, the Senate OF
the United States, which confirmed his nomi-
nation, ia composed The case of Mr.. Clark
is so strange thar no man will dare defend his
removal from Office. During the late War, he
rendered important military services 10 the
country. On his own responsibility he raised
organized. g. equipped, a, thelhegiuning OF the
wal, n considerable military force, which he
led into service and, abou, the time Of Perry's
getting his feet ready for sea at Erie, Gene.
Ssi Clark, theo Major, protected and aided his
opera,ions with corps Of a thousand men.
N.aris three wears Of laborious and unprofil a.
HE service we're rendered BY him, with a pat
,io,ism, zeal and fidelity. Which drew down
anon him the applause Of his snperiors. Th.