Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-05


articles from the Boston Atlas Here Whiggery for YOU
This the whom the Locos, in their anxiety to be
rid of him, wish to saddle upon us! We thank you gen.
emen YOU have the milestone around your necks; get ii
oil YOU
THE DISTRIBUTES REWARDED.
Some OF the leading, the thorough. going ouand.
Loco Focos who dsgraced the State OF Massachusetts,
by their conduct the Legislature the last session, have
been handsomely rewarded for their cNettonS favor
the Desuctves. John Tyler, Acting President OF the L.
ntcd States and Marcus Morton, Acting Governor u Mas
sachuset kave combined their influence bestow the
propate rewards Surely such distinguished services well
deserve appreciation from such sources, Let how
these services have been paid for.
Peanut Leland. Locofoco member of the Senate of
this State has been appointed Collector Of the Port OF Fall
River.
pointed Postmaster Bradford.
Frederick Robinson, another Locofoco Senator has
been appointed Warden OF the State Prison.
Seth ]. Thomas, leading Loco Foco member o; the
House OF Representatives, who tined hard 10 himself
elected Speaker of that body, has been appointed Naval
Store Keeper, a; the Navy Yard, Chariestown
William Sawyer, also a Loco Foco Representative, has
been appointed Postmaster At ChaTestown.
q. Ii. \. Collins, of the consummate
drels that dsgraced any legislative body-a who
was elected by the Wing votes OF II the strongest
WING IN the State and elected whig-and who
basey and atorousy deserted his party and by his single
vote made Marcus Morton Governor OF the Common
wealth. and threw the whole government OF the State
Loco Foco handshis b H. \. Collins the perpetrator
this unmgated yainy, has received the promised reward
of his John Tyler, the great Arch Traitor has
tended his helping hand TO his humble brother IN niqui
and appointed him that long and deeply desired office
the Keeper OF the Eastman Light House.
These worthless have all done the dirty work which
they appoined-and verify they have their reward.
REMOVALS AND AFPoINrNENrs:-N that John TYLER
by the advice and urgent solicitation of the members
OF his Cabneu has resolved fully identify himself and
his administration, with the Loco Foco party are by
to hear that he is making thorough work OF
There little doubt that every Office holder who
has retained his upright position Wig, will be speedily
have strong doubts even, whether those
who have bent their neck the yoke of tins poor misea-
bic, chance-drected President, and who have sacrificed
their whole stock OF political principle his shrine, will fare
much better.
The Washington correspondent of the y. Y. Express
that the following appointments have been made-
John Anderson formerly member OF Congress, las been
appointed Collector of the port OF Portland IN place Of Ma
than Cummings.
Robert Raatou the celebrated Loco Foco lecturer and
lately defeated candidate for Congress, Collector OF the
port Of Boston, in place of Ex-Governor Lincoln, reno
we'd.
Mr.. Leland rank Loco Foco has been appointed Col.
lcctor at Fall River in the place Of f.. removed.
Nathaniel Mitchell, Esq Postmaster Portland, in the
place of Syvanus X. Lyman Esq.
tGen' Greene, formerly Loco Foco Postmaster Bos.
ton, will be reInstated in a few days"
1t will be recollec,ed that Peanut Leland the person
who appointed President OF the Loco Foco Senate OF
this State, last winter, and who compelled back
consequence OF utter ncapacy perform the duties OF
the office, formerly Collector the Port of Fall River
lie was a noisy, iutemeddiug demaeoguo-and made the
possible OF his office promote the Of
his party. lie removed by Tyler for that reason-and
Charles j. Holmes, Esq. of Taunton, Whig was appoint
ed in his place. Tyler has removed Mr. Holiness for
that have heard of, and reinstaed the Loco
FUco. Peanut Leland.
Nathaniel Greene was the former Loco Foco Post
master OF Boston. We heard that he laid any claim
the title of General-ahough do remember that his
brother, the editor OF the POST Colonel for short
wear.