Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

Fy'on, The National mtclIigeuccr, of .ALdv IS
THE PROGRESS OF MREirORM.m

Ejrons the National LatclHyencc,. Of MAJ os.
THE PROGRESS OF "REFORM."
One ofthe Caucus papers has expressed it's dsbe-
lief that Postmasers have been removed BY the pre-
sent Administration, to the number of three hundred
he may his dubitation for more questionable
matters. The number of removals probably much
greater than this The following will furnish an NJ,
pie, to begin with of the removals that are ascertain
ed, from public prints at distance from the Scat of
Government, whence alone we now learn, by acct
dent or learn not at ALL the Of the proscrip
ton which has been deliberately be,rul and sysc,n-
aticaly pursued by the General Government.
The following List Ut Removals and appointments,
OF PosrMAsTERs IN the STATE IF .Ncru Ifrrrpshiy,c
ato ne, l., taken from the New Hampshire Patriot,
Treasury, aud has doubtless wreaked his veuycance
on those Postmus,crs who have thwurtcd his iacobn
&c views during the late Presidential contest:
Portsmouth, Abncr Gresnleaf {iro.n July } vice
John T.. Parrot, renoucd.
Dover, Barnabas II. Palmer, vice John ". White,
s'enorcf.
Exeter, Joseph Y. James, vice james Burley sc
norcd
Concord, William Low, vice Joseph Low, rc,asre1
Hanover, 1abcz a. pouglns, vice George Wheeler
ren,oucd.
Londonderry, Ebcnczer Whittier, vice Richard
Anderson, 7cmoued.
Pembroke, a. Whittemore If. vice Bcni. Cusl,
ing. re4forei.
Hopkinton, Horace CHASE, from July ~ vice
George Harris, rcmpcca.
Lancaster, Benjamin Hunkug, vice Samuel 4.
Pearson r:mcc,d.
WukCliell, Milton G.. W0ltcr VICE Josiah IL
Hobbs, rcn,ored.
HiilsIorogh, Samuel kn5al, vice SIss Marshall.
,cn,nrcd.
New Market, William. Tenney, vice BENJAMIN
Coe, rtm6rfd.
Canterbury, Richard Cireenougt, vice Jacob Blan-
chard, reHosr1
Meredith JOHN Landon Pcrty, vice Stephen Per-
ley.
rntH IN TSt,,
Fifteen in one State, which sends only six Repre-
scntatlves 70 Con3ress At the same rate it NAV he
readily ascertaned, by simple process, how many
removals have been already made IF to six Repre-
ScIitatIves are allotted fifteen removals. how MANY
will two hundred and thirteen require, Five hun
dred and thirtytwo and hall. il We have any skill
in arithmetic.
we have heard, casually, in addition to the above
OF the following removals of PotmafcrS in different
parts of the country:
WihaIn Meyer, Editor OF fhe New Brunswick
fines, an old paper, which threw a somerset during
The time Of the late Administration, and came out
Tor Jackson, has been appointed Postmaster of New
Brunswick vice ID. Fiz Randolph, re,nored.
DR.. Hogeboon has been appointed Fostmas or in
Schodack, Rensselaer, county, n. Y. vice Stephen
Merchant, afnfoced.
Eli NJ. Todd. has been appointed Postmaster in
Waterford, n. I. IN the place OF Samuel Demarest
renaorea.
!. G. Stickpey, Esq has been appointed Postmas.
ter of Lynn, vice Iona Batchelor, ESQ. removed.
! Office in Bawdoinham, (Maine,) to make room Cor
Josiah Morrow. 1.-THE successor was one of the
leaders OF the Jackson party that town. consisting
ID members, according to tho votes cast for Eector
last November, and he must be rewarded" and Mr.
| G. 'punished"l
Mark 'Frafton is appointed Postmaster at Bannor
Tin Maine) vice Royal Clark, remored.
Bella Latham is appointed Postmaster at Columbus
| tOhio) vice Joel Butler, removed.
William Sterrett is appointed postmaster at Chill
eotbe, (Ohio) vice William Creighton, remoocd
Robert S. Curry is appointed Postmaster at Balm
bridge, and John Mclaughlin, at Elzabethtown
Lancaster county, in the State of Ohio.
Jehoikim A. Van Volkenburg has been appointed
Postmaster at Claverack, Columbia county, vice 10
seph G. Holmes, reuoUe4.
William Wynan has been appointed Postmaster
at Lowell, Mass. vice Jonathan e. Morrill, removed
This removal was demonstrated against by Il vas,
majority of the frcemen Of the town and bv LARGE
| proportion Of the few Jaclsouiaus i'll i'll
Erun TIE .NGfckez .qs,-l
| Big -Vdp .We.-The Choctaws are fond OF mil.
tary distinction Many of them from accidental ciy
cumstances acquire that of Captain, and when in q
state of intoxication, if of them be asked his
name, he viii strut up to yon with many gesticua
tIons, and In the most emphatic manner exclaim BIG
| Man NE-C0ptd1n Join, or Bob, as it may happen.
| Wicksey gice soHe.-What made you Captain.
John? o 1ohHs wry yondar nation, yiye me biz
PIPER feI me Captrts' Join, big me, yey heQp;