Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21
RTMoyAL POST MASTERS.

IA seems that John Tyler is determined to do Al
y extensive business in displacing Wing Post Mas
tiers. The Editor of the New York Aurora, Twill
which paper, the Union has recently been united,
Inns. within few weeks, been on TO Washington
and had "separaie interview" with the Acciden
tal President. and each member Of his Cabinet, anS
he reports, in letter from Washington that the
late removals of Post Masters, but the beginning
Of what is to come. Throughout the country
general removal is 10 take place. So, Messrs. fos
Masters, prepare yourselves to do the bidding oil
the important parsonage who now nils the fTes'
dental chair or pick up your hats, and walk out oil
your offices, to give place to some noisy Tyler
man. or rank Locofoco. Those who are most &C.
tive in getting up Tyler meetings-those who c'n
have the unsurpassed honor of presiding at those
meetings, or of serving on committees, which 'e-
port resolutions approving the course of the Ascl-
dental, laudng him for his treachery, &c, VIII
stand the greatest chance Of getting lucrative SIT
uaiion But in Tyler men keep stili, or, which
is less rare, provided there pot any 70 accept
the Offices why, the most noisy loco is strightway
called upon to fill the office. Generally, however,
there are not wanting men in every phce, who
are willing to play the obsequous, whes a sufIi-
clent Dal Us ntlu out we TtgTel lnat ~ oN-"V
regret, that there are 10 be found any in coun-
try, who will put on a coat and face, SUIT The
whms and prcudces of those who have offices at
their disposal men who are one thing today and
another tomorrow; varying, as the mei chance TO
vary, who, have it in their power 10 throw them
"crust' in the shape of office.
The present incumbent of the Presidential chair
is most wonderfully duped, if he suspects that all
whom he appoints to Office, will support him for the
Presidency in ls4i. Many of them are decided
friends of Van Buren,, Calhoun, sonr one of the
Loco foco asprans to the Presidency, md will sup
port any body but Tyler, when the PRESIDENTIAL
question is again agitaed. Any body TO Office but
a Wing, seems TO be the motto of the Accidental.
He must wreak his vengeance upon those who by
their votes and exertions, placed him in mutation
to fall into the seat he now occupies.
When the lamcnted HARnsoS cafpe into Office,
we INDUCED the hope that office holders wouldv pol
more interfere in our elections that they would Be
content with casting their votes for such men usl
they chose, without prostituing their official nfu.
ence to party purposes When Harrison came into
office there were many filling important posts who
had abused the trust reposed in them. The people
demanded their removal-and it was highly proper
that abuses of this kind should be corrected. Wei
now find many in office who have, since their up.
pointment RETAINED from all party movement, be-
ing content To perform faithfully The duties Of then
office, and let others get up political meetings make
speeches, &c. Such men do not suit the views Of
the powers that be = it is necessary requi
site in Office holder, who receives his appoint
ment from the General Government, TO be noisy
in proclaiming the virtues of Jous Tyler, An.
and accidental Presden: of the Uni
ed States