The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-03

TIE REMOVED posrMAsTERs.
We have before US the report OF the Postmaster
General In answer 10 the resolution OF Mr., TALL
MapGg calling for the number Of Posimasier sthat had
been removed since The Alb March, 1887 Il isdaled
the 27th February. The number In each Stale is as
follows
Whole number forty-ef which three were In
1887, tweniy-eight In 1888, and nine In 1880
Twenty-three Of the whole number have been re-
moved since the last election.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Whole number four--aIl In 1888.
Whole number thirteen-fye In 1887, five in 1888,
and three In 1889.
MASSACHUSETTS
Whole number twenty fve--two In 1887, sixteen
in 1893, and seven In 1889 Eleven Of the whole
number have been removed since the last election
and OF those the Postmaster a Charlestown the prin
cipal town in The district, lately represented by Mr.
PARMgsrER, in which four attempts have resulted In
no election for Congressman, and in which another
election Is shortly TO be held.
CONNECTICUT
Whole number eleven-two in 1887, five In 1889,
and four in 1882 Six OF The whole since the last
election,
Whole number forty eighteen in 1887, twenty
four in 1888, and fourteen In 1899. twenty-five Of
the whole since the last November election.
NEW JERSEY.
Whole number four--one in 1887, two In 1888, and
one In 1889,
Whole number forty -iye--eleven In 1887, twenty
three in 1899, and eleven in 1889 Eighteen Of the
whole since the last October election.
Whole number ihirteen--one In 1887, eight in
1888, and four In 1889.
Whole number eleven--four in 1897 five in 1888,
and two in 1899.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Whole number six-three in 1887, two In 1888,
and one 10 1889.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Two-one In 1888 and one in 1889.
Four-two in 1887, one in 1888, and one in 1889.
LOUISIANA.
Three-all in 1888
Five--two in 1887, two in 1888, and one In 1883.
ARKANSAS.
| Three-two in 1887, and one in 1888.
ALABAMA.
Eisht-one in 1887, six in 1888, and one in 1889.
KENTUCKY.
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TENNESSEE.
Five-four in 1887, and one in 1888.
MISSOURI.
Twelve-one in 1887, one in 1888 and ten since
the first day Of January 1889, and of course since
the last election in that State.
| Whole number forty-lhree-fourteen in 1887,
twenly-one in 1888, and eight in 1880 Or the whole
number sixteen since the last election and among
them the Postmaster of Cadiz the residence Of d.
KILGoRe the late Conservative member Of Congress.
Whole number thirteen-,en in 1893, and three
| in 1882
Whole number sixteen--sx in 1887 seven in
| 1888, and three in 1885,
MICHIGAN. ,
| Whole number eighteen-two in 1887, thirteen in
| 1883, and three in 1889.
WISCONSIN, TERRITORY.
| Five--three in 1888 and two in 1889.
One Of the rem arkable features contained in the
report is the large number Of the whole Of the
movas that were made in 1889, and before two
months had passed. Another and sill more ex-
traordnary and striking feature is the number Of
| removals that have taken place in the States Of
Maine, New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, since
the last elections in those States. Among the ind-
vidaals removed in these States, we recognize the
| names Of great number Of Conservatives. Who
can look at these facts, and not that the Post
Office Department is to be made the great machine
for electoneering purposes