Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

redress for The Injuries which he suffered.
Cooper OF fonnsyl yania suffered by Il tonvic
ton under The same law, aud he has n petition
now pending here Tor relief Callander oi
virginia Wis also n convict ; aud believe
there had been other TRIALS and convictions IN
New York and Mnfynud such was the public
feeling Ia regard 10 these and Other proceed.
ings, that not only the ministerial officers of the
Courts, but the judges themselves. became
exceedingly nnpopular so mu.h so, that =
Justice uf the Supreme Court vas iupesohed
by the House of Representatives. and barely
escaped a conviction OF the Senate. So near
did he come 10 H. that one of the managers OF
The House afterwards pronounced him " an
acquitted felon." There was no doubt great
exag eerauon IN NIL this II Is unnecessary now
10 believe or dishelcve the complaints II Is
enoug h that such was the spirit ol the times
Wa find that of the seven mhrshnls remnved,
there were those OF Vermont, New York, feun-
sylvania. Maryland aud Virginia. Now, ut
this late period, we eau find that OF hufg Hr
rtmorals there WINS good cause for nineteen and
we have, consequently. right 10 ,nier that
there were reasons equally good for the resi le)
tc) JEFFERsoN'S ADMINISTRATIONS.
Equal aud exact justice 10 all men, oil
whatever State OF persuasion. religious or
poiiiicai' Inaugural address. an Mach
1901
MIR Jefferson detained the Senate but one
day, aud only until he had nominated 10 the
vacant offices Of the Secretary oi Slate, Srefe-
tary of War, Attorney General aud Minis
ter 10 France, aud those nominations were con.
hlmud.
6th January, 1902. lie nom,rated 10 I'll
several vacancies not complete, at the close of
the Administration Of his predecessor. aud then
nominated
William Gardner, Of New Hampshire, Com
missioner Of Lonus. vice John Pierce, rsm0rtd
Gardner had been removed by Mr.. Adams,and
Pierce appointed.
Joseph Wh,ppe, Of New Hampshire, Collec.
tor nj Portsmouth, vice Thomas Martin femOt-
ed. Whipple had been removed by MIR. Adams
aud MIR. Martin appointed.
Joseph Scott. Marshal Eastern District of
Virginia, VICE David NJ. Randolph, rfnoped,
Randolph WA appointed by Washington IN
December, 1913. aud re-uppolnlcd by Mr. A.
dams December 1909
John Smith. Marshal Eastern District OF
Pennsy wanna. wee John Hall TemUrcd.
Hall was appointed by Mr.. Adams III Decem-
Der. l79Y.
Joseph Crockett. Marshal Of Kenluky. vice
Samuel MDowell vemousd M'Dowell wa'
appointed by Washington, September 1873,
fc.appointcd IN December 17D3, re.nppoiDiod
January, 1873.
David Fay, District Attorney for Vermant,
vice 4. Marsh fsm0ucd Marsh was appointed
by Washington, juno l7Diand ro-appoInIcd by
Mr.. Adams
John W,llatd, Marshal Of Vermont vice
Jabex G. Fitch yemOpcd Fitch was appointed
by Washington. aod re-appoined ny Mr.. A
dams.
Daniel Marsh, Collector, &c nj Perth Amboy
New Jersey, vice Andrew Bell remOred. John
iIastead WAS removed ID hlacrh, 1900, and
Bel appointed.
James Lynn, of New Jersey. Superv isor
vice A Durham REMOVED. Durham wnB
appointed by Washington 4th March, 1871.
Mount Edward Chisman. Collector al liamp.
ton, Virginia, vice Kirby remoutd. KIRBY
was appointed by Washington 2lst December.
l7D6
Thomas de Matos Johnson, Collector, sn-
vannnh, On, vice James Powell rem0red
Powell was appointed by Adams, 9Th Dec.
1877.
Isnno Smith, Collector Cherrystooe, Virginia,
vice Nathaniel Wilkins remoned Wilkins was
appointed by Washington 25,h May, 1900.
George w. Erwin. uf Massachusetts. Consul
a, Lonhon, vice Samuel Williams, who was
ta'si' Hed from Hamburg 10 London, 9th Dec.
1907.
josiah Hook, Collector ai Penobscoi, Mas.
sachusclts, vice John Lee rGm0rCd Lee WINS
appointed by Washington Sd August l7so.
k""ben Ening. Mnsha Of Maryland vice
David Hopkins remorcd. Hopkins wa up
pointed by Adams 6th Dec 1910.
John Heard, Marshal of Nrw Jersey, vice
Thomas Lowry rcmoved. Lowry had been
t"Ico appointed bV Washington, and last by
Adams. on tha i0th Jan. 1898,
John Swaft.onI Marshal District n. York,
vice AquIla Giles remorch Giles was twice
appointed by Washington and once by Adams,
I'D Dec. 1900.
Ephram Kirby, Conn supcrylsor vice J.
Chester remorcd. Chester vas appointed by
Washington 9TH March, l7gi
Alexander Wolcoit, Cplleeior Middleiown,
Conn. vico Chauncey Whiinessy rcmored.
Whll,lessy WIS appointed 10y Adam. 3Oil,
November, l197, vice George Phillips, snpsrsc'
ded
Samuel Osgood, Supervisor. New York, vice
Nicholas Fish JcHODcd. Fish was appointed
by Washington 27h Dec 1913
David GeIson. Collector at New York, vice
Joshua Sands rcmoUed. Sands was appointed
by Adams l9th May, 1907, vice John Lamb
dismSsed.
Peter Muhlenberg, Supervisor Of Pennsyl-
vania, vice Henry Miller rem0red. Miller
was appointed by Washington 10Th December
1894.
Jan. llth, 1903 Joseph Farley, Collector
at Marlborough, Massa chuselts, vice Joshua
Head remoptd. Head was appointed by Ad-
ans, March LIST, 1892 vice Waterman Thomas
supeneded.
john Gihaut, Collector nj Gloucester Mass
achusets, wee William Tuck renoued Tuck
was appointed by Washington I'm March.
| 1875.
Joseph Wilson, Collector NJ Matbfhesd
Massachusetts wee Samuel h. Gerry, remoyed
Gerry was appointed by Washington. 2lst Au.
gust, 1870.
Ralph Gross. Collector at Newbpryport
Massachusetts, vice Dudley A. lying, remored
Tying was appointed by Washington 25h Iunt
1874, vice Edward WiggIeswor,h, superstded.
John Shore. Collector at Petersburg, Va
vice William Holh remoged. Hcth was APP
pointed by Washington and Adams.
Robert a New Collector at Louisville, Ken
lucky, vice James Mcconnell removed. M