Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE IL, 1870.

'S" e"e P'a'oo sS Attic as any connected with
the ADMINISTRATION. Witness the following new lis.
of victims to 'Ecia.m"
REMOVALS AND APPoINTM ENTs.
NATHANIEL ARMoRY has been removed from TIN,
once OF Navy Agent, at Pensacola and RosERr Joy
NEa, OF North Carolina, appointed in his place
JAMES ftLLEBRowN, Jr. hns been appointed Posi-
master at headield Post Office, Maine, to succeed
Samuel Cu,rer. removed. :.
JANIS OSBORN has been appointed Postmaster in
| resigned. : e''
Isaac MEnaILi TO be Postmaster in Ious M,;r.
| To succeed Moses Davis, re,aorcd
BENjAIIN ID. JOHNSON has been nsuninfcd Posi-,
master, ut Frankfort, kentucky, III place of James
w. Watkins removed. THE gentleman who has
oeen removed IS man of uniInpeachcd and uniu,
peuchaoie character In the discharge OF his duties
as fos,naster there Ter has been any it's. causp
OF conPlain.-
J. H. McPHERsoN has been ,craored as Pos,,n,s
ter at hen'a Ohio, and VIM. Il. s,rAnxs appointed in
Dis stead. l"Th!s removal (says the Xenia papcrl
was matter OF deep regret 10 tho cornm,,rity
generally inasmuch as Mr.. III Piersun had been
faithful servant. His urbanity and correct drnor,
eih mad gained for lam the esteem! and good vii of
the peop,e."1 "
Changes ip the Pos, OEce, in yertoo,t. IN adj.
lonto those already announced:
Middlebury, Calvin C.. Walker, vioc George Cleve
land; Monkton, Edward Collins, vice Charles Dean:
Srlstoi' H. soper, wee Joseph Otis; Essex, Albert
Stevens, vice Rosi':ll Butler.
| 80, NEW ORLEANS; May fs.
"hEFoRM" The recent demonstration of public
sentiment inscrioes on the list OF executive duties
IN characters too cgbe be overlooked the task of
REFORM; which will require, particularly the correc
ton or those abuses that have brought the
| OF the Federal Government into conflict with the
freedom OF elections anu the countcraction OF those
ABUSES winch have diSturbedthc rirhtfiIl course
OF appointment and have placed or continued power
III unaithtui or incompeteEt !Iandi" President Isk
sons Inaugural address.
| gentleman who arrived yesterday from Wash
ingon city on board the Steamboat CasdEer brorut
the news Of the following, "REroR,Is"
Martin Gordon collector Of the customs vice Bgy-
ahLf IhEw, Esq frequently cumplncnted 5y the
treasury department, tor the manner i'll which he
performed his duties, and considered as one of ,lo
best collectors i'll the Unlon-liiown and univers i,
respected and esteemed by the merchants of this civ
Tor his strict mpartiaty, integrity and exac,itnd
removed tor the crime of having exercised the priyi
lesc OF every iFeencn' W. voting for the iuau he
| prepts .,c, /,
user hava Officer, vice Name Cruzat removed TO-,
| the reason above given.
Robert +. Canfeld, appraiser and public store
keeper, vice r. NJ. Weman removed Tor the reasons
above given.
| Sheldon s. Clark, very young man known TO
nobody, appra tr vice a. II. Inskcep the father of
large family, removed for the reasons above given
David ID. Ker, physician whose practice is worth
from $4,000 to $4,000, Post Master yice A Drnuv
The support of very large family and the most eff
moved for the reason above.
j. L. Preston, Register OF the Land Office and re
cclver OF public monies, vice s. H. Harper promoted
VIVA l.. Robeson Navy Agent, vice ~. Cox, re.
moved for the reasons nbovc given
DR.. WIN. M'Farlnnc, a youn1 man latelv como N
The country. Hospital Surgeon, vice DR.. r. Dnvidsnn
an old inhabitant Of this city and an experienced
Physician.
This Is going the whole Hoo, with vengence
But Gen. Jackson will find that This kind OF work
haT han mill
all the hundreds of disappointed hungrey cxpectants
against him. And how will the cRsoLrs of tho
country receive the compliment? not one of them
named; yet il not for want of candidate, 80, IT.
could name about ffty.-yN o. .1Tgns.
"R3ForVs" in Tirga'iH -''Rcform" has crossed
Mason and Dixon's line, and come into the Old Do
mlnlon 1t appears from the Genius of Liberty. that
two Postmastors in Loudoun have been reaored. to
give room for two Jacksonians. Loudoun was an
Administration county, and we may look to see RE
form actively pushed there
~ Appointments by The Posttaas'e,..
Mr. WIN. Filzsimons, postmaster nj NVnto,rnyd
houroun county, Vn. vice Daniel Stone yemoreJ
Cnpt' Thornton walker, postmaster mt Union
houdoun county, Va. vica Seth Smith, reraored.
The Librarian of Coryrrss-I. viii ar,ncor ~, ,L
annexed, that Geo. Waticrs,os the Librarian to Con-
lorn other words, punished, for prefcrrmg MIR. Adams
TO Con Jackson) and ar. Jno. $. Meehan mp
pointed IN his place. This Mr. Meehsn was the PEE
deccssor Of Gen. DuR Green in the Telegraph, and
VIC believe, tho nominal purchaser ofthat paper from
Mr. Elliott, the proprietor OF the WASHINGTON Civ
which is the same paper with the Telegraph
shc name only being changed. MIR. Mceban may be
ary considered as belonging to the Editorial Corps,
aud makes the twenty first Editor "rcwardcd." we
had supposcd,thut townsman of ours, an carly and
jealous laborer in the Jackson vineyard an Editor
aso' formerly, was to be gratifed with the place Of
Librarians but II has been ordered differently
rumour was prevalent here, that Mr.. Wa,torston
was determined to hold on, considering :imsef the
officer Of Congress, to whose presiding officers. his
official bond was executed. II seems he did ref,so
to surrender the key to any but the great Chief him.