Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-05
ATQRY CLUE.

A TORY CLUE
Far the frs. time in the history Of this country,
we find tie officers OF the federal govern ncnt ban.
ded together ID Washington city, .ai electlonecrins
purposes A late Nd If the Washington Globe
contained the Address III this CcatJal HteIorp
Ctab' COR as they have been more appropriately
styled, Ton Ciu5) 10 the people of the United
States. in which tbesr fceholdcrs with patriot,
ism, purely DISTINGUISHED doubtless, urge upon the
people the duty OF re-eec,ing the 'spoth' cand
dates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency and
adrec appeal is made u the fears Of those Of ther
hrethsen whose fidelity is suspected DIS well 10
tn stopes of those onptinc,pled parlizans who are
looking tpr portion OF tho spolis' as the reward
Of their exertions and votes =" The error OF The
Administrations" says this Adl'e3s, has been
aot loo Iaea prescription, but TOO mncA tordsar.
TERMINATION 10 present a new Isl N gicms To Gen.
JACKSON, IN case OF LIS reelection. they add #
there he ground Of ccnsuie accoun, OF removals,
it is that there hare net Gse,s enougA' Doubtless
tiOoc IVY pli1 @AH A"AtNi''1 ot vi
the public Glib, and lining ,en nests wIlh Uncle
Sans feathers will continue to cry out for motc re
aopa',, Until every one OF them STALL have provided
for his family, down 10 their sMcEn,h COUSINS, Us
we'll as for themselves Address ia 10 exact
conformity with wha, we have long ago SAID would
De tho policy az Gen. Jackson, in case of his
election. Prescription will again be the order Of
the day. In his frs, crusade against the freedom
ofopinian, he struck only al those who had made
, themselves conspicuous in opposing his election,
and confined lis operation TO sections OF country III
which it could be adopted wilhou, provoking popu
lar indignation. Ia his next sweep, he will like
his grea, ecamplar, Napoleon, not only ,iamp'e
upon his enemies ba, upon ali acntrfls likeY ISL
and having nothing tn fear from popular asappro-
baton, he Will extend its influence TO those sections
Of county which nave heretofore been, from ro'
tives policy, IN "a measure shielded from his
wrath In case Of his re election, indeed We Look
for scenes of arbitrary violence and outrage sccsnd
only 10 those witnessed under the Robcspcriap
despo,sal The age Of mobo cracy and dema
/ gOvUeISnl w De u5fietc1 H. tllGEi INC
of the officers OF the government, with all ITS fearful
efrects--dcmoralizn public sentiment and tefrty-
ing where it cannot corrupt. TIE etectton wlH be
| orey before these remarks can reach many OF our
readers, and they are therefore not designed to III
! feet that result They aro the honest convictions
of our judgment as to that We may expect, # Gen.
! Jackson is reelected If we should be disappoin-
,c. /! will afford us as much pleaaave 10 confess our
error, as il nov docs modification to record our al
ticipations.
A correspondent of,he Washington Telegraph
furnishes the following list OF the names OF pof
ton of those who constitute the HcRt4g or Torn
C2u1, with their employmcnts and salaries--it III
f,r|s a striking comment on Gen Jactsons pledge
that he would not bring the patronage OF the federal
government, in conflict with the itccao.a ,fe.cc-
tons
Members q h, 1arg clab.
Amos Kendall, 4th Auditor S3Uol'
William 3 Lewis, ID Auditor 1000
Thomas l.. Smith, Register 1000
William T. Barry Postmaster General 5000
John Campbell Treasurer, 5000
Henry Ashton, Marshal (cs,ima,ed) 5000
Elijah Hayward, Commissioner of Land Of
fer 1000
John Boyle, Is, Clerk Navy Department $3.50
Rev John Robb, Is, Clerk War Depart
| ment -""
r ,w,ence Van Kleek. War Office &C. $50
Doctor VIM. Jones, Postmaster 25oo
John Fl. Houston, 9Th Auditors Office 1,4O0
Elias Kane, Navy Agent at Washington 1000
VIM Hunter, 4th Auditors Office l,4W
pich,r1 Renne, do do. 1900
George M. Head, IA Auditors office 1000
perry do 1000
Gideon Pearce, Sd Auditors Office ,io0
Doctor Thomas, physician to Penltentiary ~
Dr. Mayo, Pension Office iNU
Rev. French Evans, Registers Office, ioo"
George Wood, Land Office w.
Sterling Gresham, 10 i"'o
II. c. Williams, 9TH Au'litor'r Office iooo
Henry Jackson, Treasures Office i'loo
John Wells, % Auditors office l,'ul
Nv Or.r,,, do | 600
Do,o, pr,dy do 1000
&c No,llor Cd conyn,gol,er's olire Loo
Henry NJ Mor'it, Navy Judge Advocate 1900
Capt. Charles T.. Broom, paymaster marine -