Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-28
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The following removals aud appointments are
nounced in the Official Organ accompanied with the
consolatory assurance that more 10 follow:
Henry Campbell, postmaster at Rochester, n. Y.
vice 3 }. Andrews, removed; George Center, collector
at St. Augustine, Florida, vice Augustus w. Walker,
ved-Thomas b. Abrams, Of Pa consul for the
port of Masaguez, Porto Rico, vice Gurdon Bradley re-
moved.
The Washington correspondent of the n Y. Express
gives us distressing account oil the Presidents ardu.
Gus abors in the work OF dispensing the Sposassur.
ing us that he is worn down aud in feeble health. No
wonder, when he is even yet, in the fifth month of his
services, 50 overwhelmed with applications for office by
the dslneTesied Locooco PATRIOTS That writer says
1.-The papers sent to him daily from office seekers are
so numerous and volumnous, that if he were 10 employ
his whole time in reading them he could not get through
with more than one tenth, aud day this week there
were SO many sent IN, that would take seven da ,
examine them without readingii They are referred to
the Departments. 1T would seem from this that the
aduous tolls OF the President and his Secretaries which
are so often chronced and celebrated by the conr, paper
are imposed upon them by the patriotic brood of office
seekers, the expulsion OF HON from Washington by a
semi official proclamaon has caused such vast con-
sumption OF paper!
To show what is thought oflhe universal system Of
prescription now going on, by orthodox dem Gratis
that is il Calhoun men 10 be embraced in that cat
egory-we subjon paragraph from the Charleston
Mercury the leading paper of that school in South Car
olina. After quoting from the n. Y. Morning News
paragraph denounclng the appointment Of 1.-THE noori-
Gus Capt Rynders," Of the Empire Club to place in
the custom house, by EX.Coecor Van Ness, the Mer-
curry says
Think Of the President of the Empire Club being
called by Democratic paper tie notorious Rynder,i
Why he might as well call the President OF the United
States the notorious Polk' Bal let that pass. Mr..
Van Ness las certainly given the political cooks taste
Of their own bro h. But surely they will not complain
that he wished signaze The ast days Of his power
b. putting ia action the principle formally avowed by
the Administration, and so yehementy advocated by
themselves. Is cutting of heads be the order Of the
day, AID Mr. Van Ness alone to be debaued from the
sportI This would be exclusive and mean spirited to
degree. The Morning News denounces as unfit tor of
flee not only all manner of Wings, but all Democrats
not fully orthodoxtha is, absolutely agreeing with
Itself. Witness liz Treatment of Mr.. McIane Mr.. Van
Ness, and the notorious Rynders' If these men are
not orthodox 10 The News neither is The News orhudox
To themi and hence on It's principle, they power
are sacedy bound to turn out all subordnates who rec
with Mr.. O'Suivan. Really, are not the meanness
and rascalty of this whole doctrine of party prose pon
beyond any other and rascay that the kares
oil the world ever Piaetised upon It's fuols?"