The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-30

with Y'tnous principles and true patriotism. -dOCtrHOr
EHsr0rM's S2ccca, Nay Session, 1898,
Sand the people assembled in the forum, not as in the
days OF Cams and Scros, TO cast their Tree votes Tor
annual Magistrates, pass ihr acts OF the SENATE hn
to receive from the hards Of the leaders Of the respective
parties their share the spos and To shout for or the
other, rs those collected in Gau or E p and the lesser
ASIA would furnish the larger dividend'--HmTiSo"S IN
GHgUrW.
II No remopois from office Eor opinions sasc"-Gen.
Harrison,
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Joseph Rilncr, to be Treasurer Of the Mint at
Phiiade phia-den. remorci.
Henry Harrison, Register of the Land Office at
Dubuque. Iowa, vice Benz. r. Pclrikin, remorci,
John Wells, IT, 10 be Justice of the Peace for
the county of Washington, in the District Of Co.
lunlha.
.Htorneys- Absalom Fowler, for the District Of
ADMINISTRATION. remorcL
/ Charles Chapman, for the District Of COnnccti-
! cut,-dem. rcmorcd.
Joel Eastman, for the District Of New lamp
shire dem. rcmOrci.
John Holiness for the District Of Maine, dem.
( rcmOrc2.
Charles Davis, for the District of Vermont, vice
Daniel Kellogg, ycmore!,
/ .UarAois.-Joshua Howard for the District Of
vi higun, dem. rCmorei.
Miner Walker, for the Middle District of r!ori-
du,-dem. rcmOrej.
William II. Russell, for the District Of Missouri,
dem, remorcL
William rlenliss, for the District of lnois,-
dem. rcmOrei.
Isaac Olis for the Eastern District Of Pennsyl-
vania, dem. rcR0rei.
Sylvester iarishorn, for the District of Rhode
| Island dem. rcm0rCi.
Israel W. Kelly, for the District of New lamp
shire dem. rCmOyC3.
John D. Knslnan, for the District Of Maine
dem. rcmOrci
II. o. Bourkc, keeper Of Thomas Point Light
House, in place Of --- Sappiug'on, rcmorei.
William Shaw, keeper Of Light House at La2n-
reto Point, ICm0rci,
Eugene Mcdonnell, clerk in the General Land
| Office, rCmOrej.
Ihoma. G. Rradf6rd, clerk in the Treasury De-
pertinent, rCmOrc3.
William VI. Gouge, clerk in the Treasury De-
| plltment, renorci.
John T. Ilarty, clerk in the Treasury Depart"
ment, TcmOrci
| Frederick l.. Grammcr clerk in the Post Office
Department, remorcl.
Thomas y. Reiley, clerk in the Post Office De-
partmrn, TemOtci
Thomas ]. Williams, clerk in the Pos. Office
Department, rcmorei.
Ihltlp liHINtI, ClclN W '''c V't ''''c 'P"''
menf, JcmCrtt
Patrick swecny, clerk in the Post 0.fcc Depart
men,, rem0re!.
.Dcrhpnics.-l Jacob \. Bender, employed on the
new building 70, the General Pos, Office, in place
Of Carries /" Coltnmn, dismissed
.Nary .qrtats.--George Loyal, for the port Of
Norfolk, Na,--rcappoin'rd,
John =, Henry, for the port OF Savannah, Geor-
gm --reappninlcd.
Thomas !laycs, for the port Of Philadelphia, in
Place Of Mirhae W. Ash, resigned,
D..-..~tty,~.-- C"",,ududrr VI. A.. Spencer 10 he
Captain in the Navy from The 22d Jan lsil.
Lieut.. \. Rigelow, 10 he n Commander in the
Navy from The 2?d january, lsil
Passed Nlid.hipnnn Vim. l.. Maury TO be n Lieu.
tenant in the Navy from the 2Glh Feb. lS+l.
PoJmoslcrs--lnoch \. Hall, at West Eloon- |
field, Ontario county, X. N.-dcm, renorei,
David Brigmm, Madison, Iowa county, Wis
konSan Territory dem remorci
Jared Lake, South Port, Racine county, W. T. .
dem. rCmOrel.
Enos Smith, Racine, Racine county, W, t.
dem. TcmOrci.
lsnac Coyinrlorr Berlin, Worcester county, Ma
rylnnd dem. rem0rcf
Colleciors.--Janes Perrinc, Mobile Alabama
IN the place Of Ichn h. Hogan, remOrei.
Edward Brooks, Detroit, Michigan. III the place !
Of John Mcdonnell, remorc3
Jonathan Roberts, Philadelphia, in the place Of
Calvin Blythe, rcrorci.
Surrcgor.-J. Washington Tyson, Philadelphia,
in the place of George ". Ritner, rcmoreL
.N1rm OGccr-licn Badger Philadelphia, in .
the place of John Horn, remOreL.
The Boston Post says the appointment Of Bea
Badger, of Philadelphia, the great ppc-layer, to
important Office, will ns,oni,h the honest people of
the United Sta,cs--ii is an insult to the country
Il reward for the violation Of law and the most sa-
cred rights Of rcemen, Is this the result Of Prcsi-
dent ryler's "resort to the Fathers of the great
Republican school for advice aud Instruction.?
No, no-this act was dictated by false oaces-
those whose COUNSEL il he follows it, will bring
sorrow and modification 10 his soul, aud disgrace
upon the nation.
The New York Ereaipg Post says:-
This Badger is the man who recruited the
rogucs employed to 20 on TO New York and vote.
and win, according To his own confession, wrote
the letters which appear in The Glrntworlh papers
under the borrowed name Of George W. Rhawn.
Il will bc recollected that those letters speak of
consignment Of hired voters rs shipment of yarn.
and that Badger admitted in his voluntary affidavit
iHl ne hHu uSpu lhiS inquire oI speech 10 aNolu ue-
ecIion If the letter should happen to fall into the
hands Of the other party Il
"MY DEER MiDJU, fDtD NoT DIRECT TINT
YOUR M S3AGD SHOtLD M TURNED OFT. n
DiD NOT h WOW If. TRIED TO PREgENr IT
= TT rs URONG-f FONT CONSENT-'riS W.
Just. THESE APPLICANTS, WiLL THEY
MEIER CEASE F'-HIrTisor's DyiHy Unris.
MAKE WAY FOR THE OFFICE SEEKERS:
Stunt from rRicr Look ow for ropr hends.
office holjrs--a day of reckoning has come-fo
he riciOrs belong me spois.-1he spoiIs party arc
now ia the full tide OF successful enjoyment. Col
leclcr Lincoln has commenced the work Of h di- ,
vision of the spois among the faithful and faiiiicss
and will, probably, follow out the system of 70.
wards and pnniShmen's 70 the end Of the chapter.
or in other words, 10 the end Of his term of Of.
fee, which won't last more than four wears.
Yesterday, nine officers in the Custom House I
were presented with ,rn'king tictei. The fol- i