Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-05
"FAcrs SPEAK LOUDER THAN Woaps.r

Cen Jackson came into office, the protested atlvo-
cate of Reform, wherever Reform, in the mutifarious
qualifications of the Government. was to be n vanced
Against the connection of the Government and the
Press and against the translation of members of
gross TO Offices within the immediate gift of the
Executives his voice had been raised tones Of ihun-
ter-aud there is historical inaccuracy in the af-
firEiaton, that his professions upon this subject had
no small tendency IN producing the result which pa-
ced him at the head Of the nation. Very well. Ten
months have elapsed stree his Inauguration and how
has his practice in the premises, correspondent with
his electioneeriug professions? Let the thorough
Jacksonan, accustomed to view his idol as monster
Of fault!ess percction-le tho speculatist upon hu
man conduct, who will not permit himself to be sur
prsed at the variations conduct from professions
which interest produces-et all men and all sides ex-
anime the annexed list of appoint ments and answer
for themselves:
List Of Editors, &c. OF Newspapers, sREwARpED by
Gan. Jackson
I. James Cnrtiss, Publisher of the Northern Light,
Postmaster at Eastport, Name
2. Isaac Hill Editor of the New Hampshire Patri-
ct, Second Compt roller of the Treasury.
8. Abner Greenleaf, Editor of the New Hampshire
Gazette, Postmaster at Portsmouth, N. Ii.
Joseph &. James, Editor of the esprit of Jack
sonism and the "Patrot, Postmaster at Exeter N.
Hampshire.
5. John z. Gibbs, Editor of -, Inspector of
the Customs at Dover, N. III.
6. Joseph ManChap, Printer of the New Hamp
shire Patriot Clerk in the Second Comptro1ler's Of
fee.
7. George w. Hill, Printer ofthe Montpelier Pa
trot, Postmaster at Montpelier, VT.
6. Nathaniel Greene, of the Editors of the
Boston Statesman, Postmaster at Boston.
o. Andrew Dunlap, one of the Editors of the Dos-
ton Statesman, S. Attorney for the District of Mas
sachusetts.
10 David Henshaw, one ofthe Editors of the Dos
ton Statesman Collector at Boston.
H. Theodore Dexter, one of the Editors Of the
Boston Statesman, Weigher and Guager at Boston.
IL. Walter II. Danforth, Editor ofthe Providence
Microcusrn Collector at Providence, r. /.
49, Benjamin Ii. N9ton, Editor of The Hartford
Times, and afterwards Attache of the u. S. Pei
egraph. This commission revoked by 'stbe ad-
vice and CONSENT of Duff Green, and given to John
NJ. Niles, another Editor of the Hartford Times
a. Mordccai NJ. Noah Editor of the n Y. En-
qurer, Naval Officer of New York.
Is G. i. Birch, Editor Of the Long Island
Patriot, an Inspector Of tie Customs at N. York.
TO- Augustine e. Dauby, Editor Of the Oneina
Observer, Postmaster at Utica, d. Y.
II. Charles Butler formerly putatve Editor Of the
Geneva Phaanx, Postmaster at Geneva, n. Y.
49, James Wright, Editor of the Sandy Hill
Times. n, Y. Postmaster at that place.
10. 5. Philips, Editor of the Republican Watch
man, Postmaster at Sag Harbor, Long Island, N. Y
90 William Myers. Editor of the Times Post
muster at New Brunswick N J.
81. Mary Dickson, Proprietor of the Lancaster
lnteIigencer, Postmaster at Lancaster, Pa.
%. james p. Bull. Editor of the Bradford fpa.
Settler. Clerk in the Treasury Department.
%. - Walsh, son Of Robert Walsh Editor o.
the National Gazette, Private Secre torv to Air
M'Lane, Minister to London.
"a. Dabny S Carr, Editor of the Baltimore Re
publican, Naval Officer at Baltimore.
IS. j. d. Green, Editor tho Wing. Postmaster
at EastoD, Md
26 J. Green. Editor Of the Mcryland Gazette
Postmaster at Annapolis, Md.
II Howard Kennedy, son of Thomas Kennedy
Editor OF the Mail, Postmaster land office kept fo
him ill he becomes of age) at Hagerstown, Md
! 90. Amos Kendall, Editor of the Kentucky Arpus
Fourth Auditor the the Treasury
! 90. Robert Armstrong, Editor Of, Postmas
! ter at Nashville, Tenn.
80. Johp Fitzgerald, Editor of the Nashville Re
publican, PcsuEassSr at Pensacola, West Florida.