The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30
rrom the Pennsylvania Iatslligeaeer.

From the PennsylraRia IntelligeReer. I
AcTs DURING THE REIGN OF TER |
ROR.
W;H rs,card his friends and punish has enc
nies-DuFF GREEN.
Henry LES of Virginia, the sedncer OF his
wife's sister-inmate Of the Hermitage anu
writer of speeches, and secretary OF the famous
trim to New Orleans. This worthy was appoint
ed by jackson during the recess oil the Senate
Consul Generalto Algiers-recelVed ms year
salary and outfit, amounting tn nine thoHSahd
dollars but was rejected unanimously 6y the
Senate .,,;.L
! IsAAc H,iL of New Hampshire-the publish
er of false and slanderous pamphlet against
( the wife of the then President o; the Ohlleo
I States-the charged iibeller OF Col Upham' inc
hero of Fort Erie: rewarded by Jackson with
,ha nf;ce or ID Comp,roller Of Treasury
faithful officer being turned ont during the re-
cess Of the Senate-r.jeeted by the Senate by
% e L Eg 81 Kew fs apare during
the recess of the Senate, rewarded by Jackson
with the office of District Attorney, but rejected
by the Senate for iRcOmpeteney!
JoHS p DEcATuR-the ring LEADER in a GER
tain riot, rewarded by Jackson during the re-
cess of the Senate with the Office of Collector
of the port Of Portsmouth, in New Hampshire,
in the room of Col Upham turned out-reJected
bu the Senate by large majority He was en-
y
libel on Col Upham. The citizens of Ports
mouth in public town meeting, upon the news
of his rejection by the Senate, and as a testlmo-
i nv of his great worth elected him Hog Catcher
Moses DAwsnS Of Ohio raura rdad by
Jackson during the recess of the Senate, win
the Office of Receiver OF Fuohc Money III Tue
, mace of faithful and competent officer re-
warded. but has been rejected by the Senate
uRanimOusly,'
]. b. GARDNER of Ohio, was rewarded by
Jackson with the Office of Register of the Land
Office, during the recess of the Senate, IN the
place of an able and faithful officer turned out
/, He teas rode on a rail by the Democrats t0r
abusing Mr. Madison and the late Yer, ana
,cas erpelIed from the Legislature # OHIO, jnr
receirin0 bribs. He has been rejected by the
Senate by vote of 43 to 5. Thirty-eight ma
, iority Bravo-Brapo.
Dawson and Gardiner were conductors OF
q Jackson newspapers in Ohio where the shame
full Jackson mulatt0 story was fabricated. They
/ have their reward
ri SAMUEL McRoBERrs of Illinois, was reward
: ed bv Jackson during the recess of the Senate,
with the office of District Attorney, in the place
: Of s. Breese, turned eat, bat has been rejected
O bu the SeRafe!i
WHARTON Rector, guilty of stabong with
: an intent TO kill, was twice nominated by jack
!. son with knowledge Of his crimes, for Indian
Agent, but has been twice rejected 6V the Sen
e ate, BY a majority of eight
: M. NJ. NOAH of New York-the seif-styleG
- Governor of Israel-an editor that advertised
:, Mr.. Adams when President of the U States
- as runa,c0y. and offered reward for his APP
= prehensian-was rewarded by jackson, during
= The recess of the Senate with the othce OF
Surveyor of the port of Nsw York, in the place
of an excellent officer turned nut, but has been
= related By the Senate, by vote Of % to - =
Mr. Tazewell, opposed to the Governor ant
:. Judas, had obtained leave of absence tor tht
, remainder Of the session on account OF family
"a affection, and Gen. Marks was confined ON &C
count of sickness. Under these circnmstan
ccs, Jackson renominated Noah, and he wa
again rejected By tbs Senate, and confirm
d ed by John G. Calhoun!
il Aaos KENDALL of Kentucky,-the migrate
= that, like the serpent stung his be nefactor tina
D. swore terribly, not IN Flanders but before the
Senate Of Kentucky, was during the recess re
r warded with the office of 4th Auditor of th
'P TressBry "Tdhfnf Calhoun
The Senate that acted the above nomina
I'd tions is composed of 26 Jacksonians and % Re
I'd pnblIrans: What a commentary on the reign
ing Chief of this reign Of terror and prosclip
Dr. ton