The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-09-29

Henry Stout, DO CIV Bremhsp,
Miles Tully, do WIN. b. En,rieI
George Guthrie. do Joshua Hep,.y
Thomas Fitnam. do Robert Patton
Jas. b. Wharton. do r. d. Cure.
NIeHr INSPECTORS.
Francis McAvoy, in the place Of Eswsy3 &
Wood, principal night inspector on tie Deawsr,
John Griffin. IN the place OF John Han prn
cipal night inspector on the Schnylkill
John +. Keyser. in place Of Charles Brewse,
Edward Hameriek, do Edward Can
James Neatly, 10 james A'kirso,
Henry Dick, 10 James SM.lh.
Class
Naihl Holland. in place OF Aflhur p!ades
Thomas Poster, DO j. M. hr,s,apla-
Isaac u. Patterson do J. a. Pisloa.
Thos d. R1ssum, DO Chsslrs IN.
MEssgNGERs
Jno. +. Triedlin, in place Of George Town
George Ellis. do John Sar. dsss.
Your immediate attention to the abqe
will crafty me. ! renew assurances 4
confidence aud respect
JOHN TYLER.
lIon. Walter Forward. Secretary Tfeasur
Ga the same day wrote to the Seer.
ta-y Of the Treasury.
CoLLEcToS's OFucg. Piul,hulan.
APri. 30, 1872,
Sir: | have this momen, received vour,
Of the 9Th inst, enclosing ono Of the sane
date from the President, addressed 70 y,,i.
suggesting changes 10 be made III tic ces
tom house at Philadelphia, 10 commerce
on the lst proximo. Tic existing appoja.
mcnis were made IN conformity With lie
suggestions had received from tic Pres.
dent in communicating TO Inc my appoa'.
men,. They were confirmed by the &.
creiary OF the Treasury 10 due form, vaa
the Presidents appreciation, as | am bo1l
to presume. Many Of the men who's
names are given in the Presidents le,ls
are wholly unknown TO mo others kays
to lie unfi, and unworthy OF ms coaiidenst,
and think, knowing what do, both us
President and yourself would concur vii
me. | feel tha, having given heavy sai
substantial security for the discharge q
the duties and accountAbillics Of tbs Il
/ fee, have also to attest nv stis.acss
with the official acts Of the gcu,lemta C.
signoicd TO bo removed. have 30 nr
TALLY for any Of them that wegN n1lct
me 10 hesitate momcui 10 comply VIII
the wishes 81 the pfesidcu, 10 their rena.
val, il any cfcditable evidence aas .yls
iha, they had spoken lightly Of him.
wrote 10 the President through yta
on the 27th, bcspcaking a conference Sa
him in tho ensuing week 1t Is still ry
purpose TO be IN Washington early ia IL
week, and until then. | pray you 70 co'.
mubicate to him that wish to couleru4
HIM before any measures be ,akea Is .:
10 execute his wishes.
Respectfully yours,
J. ROBERTS
Hon. Walter Forward.
1t is right that should here otscr'
that, b. law, all subordinate officers 0! &c
customs are 10 be nominated b. The e.
lecior, aud TO be approved by the SecTc''.
ry Of the Treasury. The President A1i
no right to interfere with them, nof has
the Secretary any thing TO Do sl'h .l'
original appointment. Among iho>c va'a
Mr.. Tyler directed me 10 remove, wasr
attached TO the Appralser's DePar'nel
over which the Collector has 30 aalhoaY
whatever.
reached Washington on the cven'o-"
the 81 Of May, and Immediately watt oa
Mr. Secretary Forward, Uniformed aI'n q
the purpose OF my visit, and Of the circus
stances Of the case. He disclalmcd ''y
participation or pri,ity 10 making ou' w.
lists Of those 10 be appointed and feno'1~
and said that he thought that Il com1''
nicated to the President what bad 10 h'a
he would DO satisfied with IT,
From what | conceived to be toe s'-'
4 things at the Presidents house. VI
pretended might be denied an InteF,''''
but the Secreiary's remask removed ,Ay
suspicion from my mind. Ga the Hg
attended the Presidents an,echamDe' !"
several hours, and finally was obliged y
retire without having an inierylo"i
made renewed effort to see The Fres'o'''
IN the afternoon, bun the servant even y
fused 10 carry my card to his MASTER '4F
ing that he dared hot do il.
On applying for admission g the mon
ing Of the 9Th, the porter at the door, wy
knew me, said could not sec the ffe'r
dent, us be was engaged with the seem.
ry Of State said | would wait u"',' ~
Secretary had gone. lie then asked u
Il had not received letter, | answer
IN the negative. lie then said, one Y
been forwarded 10 me. urged ~ au"l.
sion, saying tina, my business was 10 :
the President. The servant then ad'nlN''
10 the foot Of the stairs and seemed 'o-
nounco me TO some enc above. "en, Y
stairs, found no one there and the &C.,
closed, after knocking and receiving no..
swer, ] seated myself on the only Gnu"
the passage and remained there 'o' ,.g IA
than an hour, several persons whom ii
not know in tho meaE time passing J"
out Of the Presidents room. "eu' w. ~,
q la.