Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
LITTER rRoM WASHINGTON.

.aua,ioa In Que of the AdtIitors Offices, destroy
a himself ON Wedne,day. n epnS"qnsnce ol
ri. mind being worked up l. insanity by the
sp,,rchen,ion that he shuuld be turned out OF
,tIjcr. Uis mace has bnch & led -, bnrkeep.
vat l.adsby = hnt-l, who has always heFn AZ
advocate ol Gen. factson's claims aud ~ho
probably, during the residence of the General
At the hotol, found mnny opportunities IN make
vmself personslly agreeable 10 lin The tiuIes
are out Of join,
I do no, beiege that the perpe1,ties Of Geo.
esat Jackson ssd Ii. cabinet much Oh the
decrease. III stage, bring dai' y additions ia
their cares aud Il flieutilc. by dischnrging al
loors Of our hotels. either I'm from thu east
and The moth. WIN como for office, themselves
or 20 prevent other, from obtaining fbem, or
T committees who make their APPEARANCE armed
witt, ren,,nsirances, protests, md the Ike, A.
raina appointments which have been ioo sud
denly n,sie. suspect thai 6adsby Inns suite
oi rooms preparing for . committee Of this
character fro,u the Hew York Jacksonisns. no
ore daily expected here for the purpose OF
shouiar G.nc,al Jackson wherein he la. erred
10 tome of his recent disprnsaiions ofpnblic IA
vor, and hou lie II Ut regulate his future disir'.
buttons. Cabinet councils are ms plentiful ~
tbcse DAYS, a. .pfing flowers vii be month,
~ biackhcrrics four nnnlhs hence. kUnnr Ms.
,tgus many mod taliou, cause, Tor them, aud
81, cte,,lv TO be ira, Ell that dark aud deep
rl,ts 10 dsude the pubic MUD rill come 10
maiuii'g rfors the ysrnal 1oucr., and their
i1uns be ,ased before the blaekherries
The .esen, appoinimcn, Of MIR McLane is
understood 70 have been f,rced upon the Pres
itIcnt by Ir yan Burn, as 500 as IL was
known Il i' ar Iareaell would 40, venture 10
sssuaie ,he trsJo1sibhy Of ,akisS the ,itna'
don since - enub eaton II his letters In
Eondpn and t7e gferiing With which tley aere
received there ~ sustaining the BRUSH side OF
III" question hif. MeLane had done much,
aud xas much d sa'sh'd. He had odfnhcd
his stale by scifng IN contradiction q her wish
Fl. aud he was hin.elf lfended, heeuuse Gen.
sral Jackson, "a forming his cabl0ei, Ind acted
Ia conl,td ri,on to sis lIe had reason 10 cx'
pret ,hal th' ,fra u Y department, Instead Of
heius bestna Il on on vho vas n subordinate
ncn,bes Of The committee Of WAYS aud means.
youla hare hren conferred On its chairman
sud vhru he found himself disappointed ~
,bi, c4pertaHbr, be threw of nil restraint. aud
give Ia, cling ,en, and latitude ofeIpres'
d1n that nlirnei the cabinet. Great efforts
we're made o. pasifs him. but all were nnsuc
rrs,fu unit Mr. Van Buren, prescr he'd med
fciue fnr his wounded spirit. vhch will doubt
lsss cure him, tase heard nothing further
on the subject Of the postmaster OF this city
Ne still retains his ofice although, II common
e,mor may be crslifd. the repersion OF It 10 ~
ven assy aud hence the conclusion that he !,
" ~ removed.
Ihsrs nre ind cations which, 10 close Oh
ssr,er ~ symptoms. ure not 10 b. mistaken
that uhatoser inll euce tbe new cSbnet may
MOSS 81 ut tbe cunin ncemrni OF the next Con
gTess, Will be- thrown Into tue scale opposej 10
tho Tariff, The exact guise which this opp Isl
Hon may year, may Tot yei be determined onr
Aut III ,sr who nisundrr, God the term "a Judi
rjpus tariff " viii soUi have their consic,lon,
addressed ~ LESS eqaivoc.i language. There
vill be n dlilicul, aud ,udtfni Struggle which
viii occupy the time "f ,ngress, anj fix the
IvIblic attention, f9r the greater par Of the neS
s~ssion." ~ 5. Gas,
Washington, April 3O,--ti Is With astonish
Cieut only rQdalled BY nur regret, that ve have
learnt that Thomas Munror. Esq. Is To be
superseded in the ollie OF Postmaster Of the
Civ OF Washington. The publicly ,enor,ed
grounds OF this removal are as frivolous as the
removal itself is deroeAtory TO the public
interest. and disrepnidblc 10 the Government
The gentleman removed rs Of a chnracte,
beyoad the reprosch of wen the hasest
CaluinRs 4, or and his office has been conducted
With az urbauity, propricty, and impart,slity
worthy Of all praise, aud 81 all INIT alton. Nc
ouly the whole city, but ahe whole rnitet
States, knows this. Not only all the reopl,
y! the City, hut hundreds--thousands we may
say--oi gentlemen who haye been in Con
gress, and in the various other D.ImriInen ts
az ihe Government. daring the las, twenty
hve wears, from ever, State and Territory i,
she Union, can bear testimony 10 the faithful
IND urbane administration of this Posi- Office
the Chief ~ which ha, enjoyed, IN unnterrup
ted succession. tho uubounjed cOnhdsnce u
fashin gina, ddlms. the Elder,) jettr,on
Madison. Monroe and the late President Adams
under all OF whom hc has served the Public \
various capacities lie has lived through
life OF fai.hful public scry,ca aud honorabl,
private repute to be the victim Ola system q
prescription, OF which il may lie doubted whe
Their II be most dissrace(ul 10 those who az
she actors ia it.or TO those who have yielded 4
its deiestable influence
The person VII 10 is To succeed Mr., Munro i
Dr. Hihiaa. Jones, Of this city. We take ~
exception TO him eyoni the manuer aud mo
tives Of his appointment Nat Int.
Washington, May 2.--Dr. WILLIAM JokE
Yesterday entered upon the discharge Of th
duties Of Postmaster for this city, from ~hic
afice, contrary TO the wishes of the People
without the preience offs cause that is not falls
or ridiculous, that highly respectable and hon
orable citizen, Thomas Munroe, has been u,
wor,hiy removed.
Mr.. GEoRGf SwEEsY, who has been the NJ
tive aud efficient Chief Clerk OF the Office 10
twenty years, and to whose fidelity mud in'egr {
Che late Postmaster General left in his otfoe th
highest testimonial. has shared the destiny o
i,is resp cted Superior. lie TOO 10 removed
hscause political considerations reqxiredi il
Yes arouediy for this reason
Every thing That we imae ined of,he con,c.
quences Of su6jeeting The Posi- Office 10 parry
dHciDii,te Il about 20 be real;zsd.