Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-21
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We ask attention to the article from tho Courier
Enquirer, corroborated by papers from every State
north and west of Virginia. Is it not tine that
public attention should BIO called to these abuses7
Is IL not time that the Vaccinations of Kendall and
Hayward, should be arrested and Federal officers
required to attend to their BUSINESS and let State
Elections alone2 Is it not time for REFORM
At the imaginary abuses which were charged upon
Mr.. Adams, Virginia in wrath, and did not
require proof, before she inflicted punishment
From the Courier q. Enquirer.
The Post Ofce.-Ertrd Giobes.-Never has
corruption stalked abroad at MONDAY with such
effrontery under the nominal Administration of
Andrew Jackson; and that too, if in ridicule of
his pledge not to permit the Executive patronage
10 come in contact with the freedom of elections.
We have already shown in what manner the Office.
holders here taxed and compelled to raise two
thousand Dollars for Blair to purchase Napier
Press;-we also know that in Philadelphia they
were assessed $500 to establish the Pennsyvanian;
and in Boston have been compelled to mako month.
IN contributions from their salaries to paw off the
debt contracted by the Statesman newspaper in
the Presidential contest of 1923. All these things
known to the President; and censurable as he
is for permitting them, his winking at the abuse
Of the Post Office Department in The circulation of
the Extras of the Government paper, calls for loud
condemnation. Every State in the Union is
deluged with these vehicles of SANDER, of corrupt
ION and of falsehood; and scarcely paper comes
to us that we do not hear complaints on the sub.
eot. Long Island we said some days since, is
flooded with them, and boys are hired to distri
butte them gratuitously, While other papers
charged with postage, these 20 ascot Free" and
che people made to pay for the forging of the
very chains Intended to degrade them. The cor
rupt practice in relation to the Extra Globes at the
Post Office in Cincinnati was exposed, and the edi-
tor and his agent have come out in vindicatioh of
themselves but unfortunately they were too far dis
tant TO compare notes, and while the editor con-
tossed to sending an hundred to Cincinnati his
agent rOundly asserts the number does hot exceed
f,oenty'
The truth is, not the halfhas been teld, aid eve.
ny statement of the editor in relation to tho char
ges preferred has been promptly proved TO be
faIsshOOd. Let our readers peruse the following.
From the Louisville Journal q Focus.
extra GLoBE.-The Editor oil the Washington
Globe, in reply to US, has again reiterated the de-
cldration, that not single copy of his paper is
circulated except among actual subscribers. The
assertion is faLsehood, and, such, cast il in
his teeth The Globe is sent to Gen. Dabney, near
Sheibyylle, who never subscribed for it, il is sent
to Mr. Guthrie, inn keeper iii Shelby county,
who subscribed for il; il is sent the Fredo-
MIA, Ia Post Office, where there are no subscribers
tor 1t; and several copies, for which there no
subscribers, are sent to the Post Office in Middle.
town. To prerent detection, the Editor takes core
not to torite upon the margin of the MiddLetoton pa
pers the names Of the persoas tDho he soishes be
copies delivered, but inseribes those names upon
separate slips Of paper Which he eneLoses in the en-
yetope. If we mistake not we have now in our
possession, large number of Extra Globes, frank.
ed by VIM. T. Barry and Amos Kendall, to gen.
tlemcn who thoughtof paying for jackson
paper.
A few days before the recent election in this
State, three immense packages ofthe Globe, frank
cd by the Fourth Auditor and directed to Joshua
ID. Grant, John w. Lyle, and Major Loughborough,
we're sent to Simpsonville. Mr. BertoRg the Post
Master, finding, that their weight was creator than
the law allowed, called on Major Geo. Smith and
Major Hampton, the latter Jackson man, and as
certained, by weighing the packages, that the post
age of each amounted to from four 10 six dollars.
AS the persons, to whom thoy were addressed, Ii
we'd in and near She'byville Post-O Office, but, tho
Post Master there refused to deliver them without
the postage, and they were accordingly returned TO
Simpsonvie and from thence to the General Post
Office at Washington, accompanied with note TO
Major Barry. Non let the Giobe editors be quiet,
or they ,OW fnd htat hey stH Osoe something to
our BorbearGRce.'