Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-05
"FAcrs STEAK LOUDER THAN wonn,"

Gen. Jackson came into Office, the prof sed aiyo
cate at Reform, wherever Reform in the mul,ifr,ou
ramificatons OF the Government, was to be a vanced
Against the connection of the Government and tho
frcss, and against the translation Of members of Con-
gress TO offices within the immediate gift of the
xecutire, MS voice had been raised IN tones of thun
der-and there Is no historical inaccuracy IN the AZ
trmation that his professions upon this subject, had
no small tendency in producing the result which pla-
ceal him at the head Of the nation Very well. Ten
months have elapscd since his naugurs ton and how
hus his practice in tho premises, corrrsponded with
bis eicctioneering professions? Let the thorough
Jacksonian, accustomed to view his IDOL as monster
OF fau,less perfcction-ct tho spccplatiSt upon hu
man conduct, who will not permit himself to be sur
priscd at the variations Ill conduct, from profcssio
which interest produccs-lct all and all sides ex-
anime the annexed list OF appointments, and answer
for themselves
LIST Of Editors, &c. Of Newspapers, GREW ARpED" Jy
Gen. Jackson.
L James Curtiss, Publisher OF the Northern Light
Postrpaster at Easiport, Maine.
Q. Isaac Hill, Editor the New Hampshire Patri-
OF, Second Comptroller ofthc Treasury.
3. Abner Grecneaf, Editor Of the New Hampshire
Gazette, Postmaster at Portsmouth, n. ii.
4. Joseph G.. James, Editor OF the spirit of Jack
sonsm' ond the "PaIrot," Posmastcrat Exeter, n.
Hampshire.
3. John 4. Gibbs, EltOr oil -, Inspector of
the Customs at Dover, N. ii.
6. Joseph Manohan, Printer of the New Hamp.
shire Patriot, Clerk in tho Second Comptrollcr's Of
fee.
2. George w. HILL Printer Of the Montpelier Pa
triot, Postmaster at Montpelier, VT.
o. Nathaniel Greene, one of the Editors of the
Boston Statesman, Postmaster at Boston.
o. Andrew Dunlap, of the Editors of tho Bos-
ton Statesman U 5. Attorney for the District Of Mas
sachusctts.
10. DAVID IIenshnw, one ofthe Editors of the Bcs-
ton Statesman, Collector at Boston.
~. Theodore Dexter, one of the Editors of the
Boston Statesman, Wcighcr and Guager a, Boston.
l2. Walter II. Daniortl, Editor ofiho Providence
Microcosn. Collector at Providence, RI
10. Benjamin IL Norton, Editor of the HARTFORD
Timcs, and afterwards an Attachc of he u g. Tel
cgraph This commission was revoked BY the nd
vice and consent" nf Duff G.eon and piven TO John
Fl. Niles, another Editor of the Hartford Times
Is. Mordccai NJ. Noah Editor of thu n Y FIN
Gairer, Naval Officer Of New York
10 q. l.. Birch, Editor OF tho Long Island
Patriot, an Inspector of the Customs at N. York
lG. Augustine G. Dauby, Elitor of the onci u
Observer, Postmaster at Utica, NJ Y,
~. Charles Butler formerly putayc Editor of tho
Geneva Phannx, POstmns al Geneva, N. Y.
90, 10 Jamos Wright Editor Of tho Sandy Hill
Fines N Y: Po:tmasicr at that place
H. y. Philips, Editor Of the Republican Watch
man, Postmaster at Sag IIarbor, l. ng Island N. Y.
70 William Myers Editor OF tho piucs Post
master at New brunswick, N J.
~; mary Dickson. Proprietor of the L1ncas or
lntelligoncer, Postmaster Mt Lancaster, Pa.
%. James l.. Bull, II ior OF the bradford (Pa. J
Settler Clerk in the Treasury Department
r.. - Walsh, son ot Robert Walsh, Editor of
tho National Gazette Private Score torv 10 AR.
MJunc, Minister TO London.
u. Dabny S Carr, Editor Of the Baltimore Re
publican, Naval Officer at Baltimore.
q. J. ID Green, Editor Of the Wing, Post master
at Eas'On. Md.
26. j. Green, Editor of the Maryland Gazette,
Postmaster at Annapolis, Md.
81 Howard Kennedy, son of Thomas Kennedy
Ediio Of the Mail, Postmaster land Office kept for
BIN ill he becomes Of age) at Hagcrstown, Md.
~, Amos Kendall, Editor Of the Kentucky Angus,
Fourth Auditor of the the Treasury
w. Robert Armstrong, Editor If, PoslInas-
'cr ut Nashville, Tenn.
80 John Fitzgerald Editor Of the Nashville Re-
PuohcaD Postmaster AZ Pensacola, West Plonda.