Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

/ Tor the Presidency. They have reason IN their
madoess % Noah.
THE new office holders appear in great ter
ror ~ ihr idea Of General Jackson's being
dropped after hrs present term. They haze
reason for their fears. Nal. Intel.
Progress Of" Reform" The Post Master 10
this place has bcen notified thai his office will
cease to be Distributing Office after the FIST
Of next month. The reason alleged by the
! Post Master General is, that there are too ma
/ ny Distributing Offices near 10 each other 10
| wi at Plnsburgh, Washington aud Wheeling
and the responsibility unnecessarily Increased.
! Nov. most people acquainted with the connlry
would suppose that the distance from Wash
ington To Pittsburgh WAS less than The distance
| from Wheeling 10 pItisburg e. that a distributing
| office nj Washington could be more easily d
pensed with than ut Wheeling But the truth
!, the public good is a consideration OF minor
importance with a" the powers that be"--lhe
grent dcsldeiatum is TO reward their violent
partisans. Wheeiing Gaeetie.
BssroN, May ..
Progress ofhe &" Searching Ope.atiOn II
| is SAID lhat seven individuals holding Offices
connected with the Custom house IL this city
received notice TO quit ON Saturday evening.
Here ~e go out. out out.
And here we 20 ~, ib IN
And when the big wheel rolls about,
Well all Try 10 get back again
Dean Stcg improred.
Captain Frederick Lee, of The CONNECTICUT
Revenue Gutter, has been renewed. But we
don't know who has been appointed in his
pl c.. Captain Lee has BEEN an excellent off.
Ger. Blu turn about is fair play - aud We
| believe that Mr. Jefferson turned somebody out
To pu, Captain Lee IN.
Captain Knapp, otthe Cleaveland Revenue
Gutter Rush, upon Lake Eric, has also received
a walking paper, aud Mr. Dobbin is appon-
ed in bs place " Tee no Dobbn, Heigh no
Dobbin, Gee up md Gee o !"
IN Y COM Adp
Reform VS. Public Sentiment The Frede
| rick stown Herald makes the following remarks
| on the removal ol he faithful Postmaster that
own.
" The Reform so called which pervades the
| and has reached on town, aud our Postmaster
has, within The last week, been elected from
Office. Mr. Medtart WINS SO good an officer IN
| every respect, that many friends of the present
| Administration we've destons he should be re-
famed aud this would most assurrdly have
been done had the wishes OF our citizens been
eon,ued. But, in these days of reform, il
h'H'' - h'' nv" popuihi tn biltfI iiliy NE, OF
how faithfully he may discharge his duty, all
is unavalling II he has been untriendy to the
election oi Gen. Jackson
Last mail brought MS letter from n subscri.
Der, requesting his direction 10 be changed
from one county post office to another. " My
reason for wishing the change" says he, F." Is.
the Postmaster at this place being removed
from otiiee, contrary TO the wishes of nearly all
his fellow-clt2ens, for whose accommodate
ton the post Office here has been established
The person who is removed had conducted the
office FOR fifteen yearS, without Il single charge
being made against him. The person appoint.
ed had neither claim nor qualification only
that no voted for Jackson"
This, we believe, Is a common case
Nat bit
" II Is not me'e 10 take the Children's Bread
aud TO ead II unto The DOgS.--MAHK, vii.
90
The faint OF Treason inferred nom the pub
lshed " account current aud other papers
proving the intimate connexion beiWeen huron
Bur- and General Jackson, grows offensive IN
the public noslrils.
The prompt dismissal of Mr. WRIT, the late
Attorney General. Democrat of the school of
lhos. Jefferson, 10 make way, for Mr.. Berri.
an, a Federai' of the highest tone, could be-
accounted Tor IN no other, more plausible
manner, than 10y revering 10 the ability and
eloq0ence with which Mr.. Wrt conducte1 the
prosec iiion for II Dgh treason against AARON
BURR
The people are now stggered and confonn.
lied by the report TINT Mr.. SAMUEL SWARE-
WOULD New York, is appointed Collector
oil that port. The inquiry is made in every
corner is this the Samuel Swartwout who was
/ mad Al, ID.
against whom bill of Indictment for high irea
sou was found
Is this the man who, when he was examined
as a witness, on tina trial of Aaron Burr for
High Treason, did on his solemn oath despose
and say" had lice aces. TO his papers
while Al Philadelphia, never saw OF heard of
any thing from Cot. Burr that was the least
derogatory to Pairioiism i"
II lsto make way for such men as these that
the soldiers ofthe Revolution IRE turned out
ofotlce. The measure of the public indigna-
ton is fast filling TO the very brim
Democratic Press.
We understand that the Consi,i'o,iou f,;ea,e
is fitting out at Norfolk, for the purpose of
carrying MIR. McLsne 10 England, and Mr.
Riyes 10 France. Ii is expected that She will
sail about the FIRST of July
Richmond Compiler.
The Governor of Connecticut seat his mes
sage to the Legislature OF that State ON thu 7th
| instant. The Executives of some Of the South
ern STATES having transmitted 10 him rpSolu-
tons and remonstrances against the Tati9 as
unconstitutional and unjust in lis operation ON
them. He recommends the subject TO the con
sidcra'ion of the Legislature, stating, at the
same time, his conviction of the eficaciousne<S
oil the measure assaied in prontotng the nten-
esfs OF Connecticut. In advertiuc 10 the sub.
Jeet OF common schools. he states the school.
isnd TO have yielded "A dividend, last year. Of
$72, l64 10. Jyer ~.