Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-06

been made III one day IMAM oeha 'htSsoh nv
made since entering upon his duties ina
may he but how can the acts oil one iyran
be justified by those of another Did ih
Council of APPOINTMENT, obtain reputation AM
popularity by their course The council o
appointment has been abolished.
We have no inclination (shys Major Noah
10 reaa Mr.. Clay's speech We believe iha
for once the Major speaks truth. lie woob
rise from the perussl with his s2petta for. bl
dinner spolAL MAJ jour
4 Plumper The Editor Of the Albany Ar
gus, in attempting TO justify the proseripiiv'
poicy of the present kdminisu alton, make
the following assertion " Now the closes
scrutiny may be challenged as 10 The course o
the two parties, and IN all cases the compari
son will be in favor of the dominant party. j
has never used power with half the intolerance
Of the Federal, OF the lais Adams party
Now what ia the fact During the Admin
isiration OF Mr., Adams. there was no, SIM lie
removal from Office in The whole United States
from political considerations. No, not one
And ye, that Administration is called more IN
tolerant than the present, which like the sfork
king, which Jupiter sent the diseonl enlcd frogs
is gobbng its victims up by hundreds.
IN. J. Com. Adp.
When we call 10 mind tho vas, number oil
Editors and others who have been rewarded by
Gen Jackson, for their exeriiQns in his behalf
and for this reason only how pitfol do oil The
charges appear, which have been reiterated foI
the iast four years against Messrs. Adams and
cay' Raleigh Register
From ,lie srio,o Gazette
A Dictator oil Unshingion.--it is now redn-
red 10 u matter OF certainty that Dun Green,
the Editor OF the Uunted States Telegraph. IL
President dc fIetO, of the United states. and
that he exercises a controlling infa nee In pro-
curing nearlv all the removals and appoint
ments TO Office in The various departments OF
the Government. In word, that ne Is The
power behind the throne. This fact sstisfac-
torls accounts for the adoption Of that 'nds'
triminaie system of prescription which has
been waged With relentless fury, since the
fourth Of March last, and which spares IN It's
Iiroeress neither the venerable hero Of the re-
Volniion nor the man with large and depen-
dent family. What will the People of this
Country say TO thar President being pinioned
like a maieiaoior, by Dof Green. and driven
by this impudent Dictator. into measures which
common charity Induces us 10 believe his own
honest judgment revoits at Are they pre-
pared 20 see the Editor ola vile and scuriloos
newspaper (who has been, by the extraoidi-
nary agitation OF the times, thrown 0p from
the bottom ofShe surface of the political caul-
dron) assume the station OF Dictator 10 the
Chief Magistrate Of the Republic, aud say 10
him--Sir this man must bs appointed Regis
Ter, and ,bnt man Postm aster nj such place.
How shamefuly is the dignity ofihe Presiden-
tial Office prosthn,ed by the mere suggestion
ofthe fact ard vet, II tho history 81 the open
day and secret night Of tho affairs at Washing.
ton, were brought before tho public, the Peo
pie would see the assertion sustained in all IT'D
p ,rticuars.
The 10 or 20 prnsioned editors OF the Ad
ministraton are zealously engaged in defend
ing The proscripfve policy which is now en-
forced with 50 much rigor. This is their bust
pess--they ARE paid out OF the public funds
10 do such work, or whatever else they are
biddan. The Telegraph tells them. that " ev-
cry man Who is paid out Of the public money, is
expected 10 be AT his posi- aud to work." and
this authoritative intiinaton of Duff has made
,he siipendiary editors as busy as beesin their
vocation. Salaries OF $4,000 aud $1,000 PEI
year. net only cause them 10 be marveIlously
well pleased with the Administration, but rem
der them really iudependeni-of the people on
whom they have heretofore relied for Their
bread. tcaia~bn IN c Jour.
81 From the ChiHicoihe (Ohio) Gaseife.
RECEIVER AT CilILLlC0rHE.
The Baltimore Patriot thus notices the ap
pointment OF the Receiver Of Public Monies
here.
- Samel ID fnghams notions Of reform. I
saish ingham, brother 10 the Secretary Of th,
Treasury, has been appointed Receiver q
Public Monies at Chilcothe. Ohio. in the room
. sfCol. Alexander Bourne. Temortd"
The U. S. Telegraph, Of the 29Ih May copis
the above article accompanied by the follow
dng remark.
f"itis enough. In reply to this attack, 4
say that the appoinfment was made in the alb
sence, and without the knowledge OF the Seore
tary Of the Treasury
The assertion in the Telegraph, that the Sc
{ crctary OF the Treasury knew nothing OF tn
appointment of his brother. we believe to be
wnfui and deliberate faisehood /; put forth 70
the sole purpose OF screening him from III
odium Of turning QUIT faithful, honest AM
competent public servant, TO make room for
member Of his orn fomily. who has clearly es
tabiished the fact OF his own incompetency 10 6
The Office. 10y placing IL in the hands Of cler
30 discharge its duties. How in the name a
common sense, could such an ohscureI ind
viduai, as Isaiah hleham. procure an appoint
ment Of the responsibility and importance @
the one in question against or ten competitor
several of whom were we'll recommended
had II not have been through his brothers ,nfu
ence with the President. The superstition
preposterous,
w. have resided here for upwards OF invent
wears thirteen of which we have been engage
in business Of public nature ; and as God
ohr judge if we were 10 meet MIR. Isaiah InG
ham in the streets 10 tay. we sion Id not kuo,