Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-18
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sincs will admit Of his absence from the sent Of
Government. fCenfipet
From The Boston Cenfinek
II ~ matter ri RECRUIT 10 harm that seyera,
long tried aud fathfal abonrers in the service Of
the General Government, IN The Custom Housr
Department. will have leave of abseoee hi.
day --Rinonr thr most Conspicuous ~ our ayea
and highly valucd fellow 81 izen lillian IiffIe.
esq. II is q nmeniable fac, that there is no
chance for az h0neh man. e
Since on, last we have received the nb.ys
communication, aud u WINS but u short presnpe
Of VIVA, follow ID, Mr. Little has been remo,-
ed from the oil OF Appraiser. in pursuance
Of the prctended REFORM" H. is a citizen
who is too well known in This ei,y, 10 need a
word IN regard 70 bis standing. suffice II 10
say 10 those NJ distance. TIM, he has yer dis
charged the duties ofhs station faithfully, witt
the utmost courtesy. and 10 the universs. satin.
! faction Of all parties. lie has aiso been mode
rate in his political deporimeni, without ninr
ling In the str'ies n the late ronte8f Bui h,s
JacksonSm ~ probably not ola liz sufficiently
| deep for the immaculate reignina Directory -.
An involuntary preference, probably ~ Their
cslmntion, existed III his mind, IN favor of Al.
ans. and no matter whether II wele developed
| or not, the oncnco was rank secret fhoup hi In.
comes equivalent 10 an over act. suspicion be
| comes proof positive oftreRson, with these, nv
with all Other despotic agents. and u highly ~
spected ciiizrn ~ thrust o0' Of Office, whose du
ties he has faithfully discharged. 10 sai,nte the
J morbid thirst for REFORM" in plain English
TO CRAFTY some elcctioneering e,pectnni Of OF
| fee.
| Now, in the name OF reason what good re-
| form can come OF removing surh faithful pub
lie oflicersl Does IL save any of the people',
| money 7 Doee Il give facility 10 fhe operations
Of Government Docs IL comporf with iuslice
and the spirit OF om free constitution No. no
we affirm IL does not, and every man of com
mon sense will so affirm.
The universal system Of prescription. which
has been started throughout the States, has had
two memorable parsllels--ihe oar iB the poli.
cy Of the noted Romhn Trumviri, aud ihe other
| IN the violent deeds Of the French Revolution
Tho spirits Of Marc Anthony and of Robes
pierre stalk abroad 10 this land and every dav
brings new Gdings Of their ravages in prosiro.
ting the hopes aud dependence Of the needy
families Of faithful public servants. Men nre
not only deprived OF their well enrnexklvng IN
a spirit "f relentless persecution, bsskfinsult IN
behped upon injury, by the manner In which
they are dismissed. This is an abuse of Office.
and nm outrage upon The scnsibilifies Of FREE,
men, Boston Centiael.
From me Pittsburg Gazette. dprl -.
Bargain 1T ~ we'll known thar MIR
Lynch Of this city, aud Capt. J M DAVIS OF
Washington county, are candIdaies ior The ap.
pointment Of Marshal for the Western District
of Pennsylvania Mr. Lynch, being most Ia
duslrious had far ouipumbered Capt. Davis, in
recommendations, though il was thought from
General Jacksons treatment of The latter
while here that he would confer the Office upon
him lit seems, however, that Capt. Davis 10
willing
" To make assurance doubly sure.
And take bond OF fate -
for he has oiirred to purchase Mr.. Lynch's
right title. interest and claim, and recommen.
dation to the Office, FOR "a valuable considera-
ton, IN kind This fact, and the manner of
il, we find thus recorded in the last States
man
He [Capi Davis wrote 10 Mr. Lynch. stat
ing in substance as follows MIR Lynch If
you will Withdraw your claims TO the Office OF
Marshal and transfer your Interest 10 me. I'll
make over my interest to you, and III put you
on track by which you shall get the appoint
meht Of Post Master at PHisbnrg I! Mr.
Lynch, il seems. was not ready for such bar.
gain, and treated the overture with the contempt
il me iited.
The New York Enquirer says that Mr. Ed;
uard Livingston declines epting the mission
TO France, and that MIR. Gattatin is spoken of
for that Office.
The venerable Shepard Kolloef, a Revolu.
ionary patriot, has been removed from office
as Postmaster Of Elizabethtown, rev Jersey.
and Thomas c b. Dayton appointed in his
stead MI. X was. appointed by President
Monroe. has Discharged his duties with fidelity.
and had a family dependent upon the small per-
quisites Of tee office for their support Eai
" tue public GOOD required his removal