The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-14


Gsperal ,Sas one apgapg the manysiof aIaElI5
ind ihistra ranks, and that was Hslr
Discrimination tosSakeRdd itional Efforts TO SEP
i.spsvs n
This opinion has been confirmed By further re-
Election, and we believe that no recent event will
have so much influence upon the controversy, or
demands more prompt counteracting efforts on the
part of the friends of Gen'. Harrison for, in adj
dition 10 The industry and tact talents and abil-
ity, recklessness and mendacity, which are cha
racteristic of Mr.. Kendall, he will come into the
political arena paekedky al a1.flpegyee 81 9he
Post Once Department and with his intimate
knowledge of the g hirelingssn. Pest=ofheeH
viii be converted INTO publishing office OF the
Ertra Globes and thus the ISLANDERS and perver-
sions of that sheet will be diffused through every
section oftheeountry. The influence thus created,
cannot be properly estimated by those who sit
calmly m their offices, counting rooms or work
shops; who are too much disposed to regard an
eloquent speech from the -hpstings, or q well
pointed paragraph as among the most powerful
appeals to the public mind Butsthe experience
of every old politicians -ofthosewho have ssatch-
ed the under currents Know thate the niisn'y
streams oil P'e0tc oP'ilsos can DC tTaceu V
cisely such sources as Mr.. Kendall can open.
Fouche, with not one 1.-THE of the talent of MIR.
Kendall, by the powerful machinery Of the Post
Office department, kept all France in state of
surveilancej ana pu1t'e opinion only EXISTED IN
the secret recesses OF the hearts OF men-IJit IS
r
true that here we aFeanot 50 much in fear'of
prescriptions or s0,sefAptlo's2as in't RANGES but
thereafe' thFossn 'he thousand iiili"eices Oh the
osteitlce department IN It's present party
izatlon more dangers tooe apprehended 70 me
rltsof the people. no inc shameless nles ABUSES
of that department, VIC belleve the admlnlstra-
ton are mainly indebted Tor their success ~ for
meP contests and how much have the Reepla to
fear now, when the late headiof il has openly
taken the field, with the ayowed iobectiof gecar-
ing the succession to the spoilsnienh ia1fiiafd
=, We make these remarks sathoaei reference 70
the causes which induced (ff. Kendall to " Nh
draw from the cabinets That avowed in his
card is not the tfe oie for with all bis G afec-
tsti8n sbot the friendly relations which exist
between him and eyery member Of the cabinet
he Knows that he is d;sliked by a,maiorityor the
members, and, that thew avaiIed. Themselves Of
his talents On the same .prineplo,,vhich induces
siek men a, 70 fake nauseous .medipine lsrhs per-
sonal hostility and eoptrmpt of one 4Sef,ber las
been openly expressed, and the most casual 6b -
server Of tbcmblic gatherings Of the .Stfcia1s in
Wasbfat cannot IA ~ failed 10 observe hat
the courtesy extended III HIN b. his colleagues
tas a .bs Pos,SS;; ney and not Ia the
ran.Iei'ip ii'i Bug 10Y a,'i.a = =. .,,,,.
Il ano III. feat feature u Kendall,s
card. which is also worldly of a passing remark
That which speaks Of his fortune in not lay.
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