The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-15

that fall to the share of this city On the 18th ult
we published, exclusively, the list, as well as the
present incumbents, but owing 10 the enormous de-
mand for the sheet containing IT, are now induced
TO present it a second Time for the benefit OF those
who know not what is in the pool. Here are the
heads TO be decapitated and no good democrat can
tura a corner of a street, enter public place
that he is greeted by some one of the numeron;
runners, with Will you sign my friends petition,
sir ?"
In the appointment Of many of these officers un
der Governor Seward, the most corrupt and demo-
ralzing practses were brought to bear, and al
though they may have been unknown to HIM, yet
tine has made them fully apparent to this communl-
ty 1t is now known that they were dealt out by a
certain Clique IN this city who measure and weigh
every thing by the Wall street standard, and who
compelled, in many instances, the successful appli-
cant to make positive terms as to the amount OF sa-
larry that should be devoted TO fund that was at
forwards used for corrupt and pipe laying purpo-
ses. Thus it will be seen, that honesty, capabity,
and integrity. were of small account in the scale,
contrasted with the appropriation of the money of
the public paid to their servants, and which was af-
forwards devoted to corrupt the elective franchise
We do not give the locofocos much more claim to
honesty and virtue than their opponents, we
know many who are sunk quite deep in political
degradation ; but we call upon that portion who are
the salt and the sapetre of the party to sprinkle it
well among those mousers and old rat catchers who
study nothing but rascality, and who con-
irving WAYS and means to control the appointment
of every place within the gift of the Governor. We
call upon the Governor himself n keep a sharp look
out on these old willy political blood suckers who
think of nothing but how to get into good place,
and how to keep it afterwards. Let him ap-
point none but men of integrity, men OF sound, no.
nest, republican habits and manners, and in such Sc
lection le, him bear in mind that the young democ-
racy of New York are the very heart, soul and es-
of the party, who saved it in the days of con-
servatsm and who far more honest, far more in
telligent, and far more useful, as public servants,
than those old toddlers who have been kept in pub
lie place till they have grown too fat and lazy to
transact the public business in manner that would
give satisfaction to the community.
Dr. Sidney Doane, Health officer, worth
$4,000 per annum.
DR. John W. Francis, Resident Physician. worth
$1,000.
William Turner, Health Commissioner, worth
$1,000.
JVardens of the Por,-Samue DAYTON, Reuben
Brumbley, ohm Buckley, Thomas Fl. Merry and Ed
ward Rossiter worth $4,000, with the appointment
of Secretary in place of r. ]. Norris, at about
$500
Harbor Masters.-Abraham Turnure, David Sher.
ry and Joseph Tinkham. worth $4,000
Commissioners of Plots.-Ezra Drew, VIM s.
Clark, Joseph S. Munro, John R. Crane, and Will
liam F. Marin, about $500, with appointment of
Secretary, worth $500.
Egbert Benson, inspector of leaf tobacco, $40.
600
Z John Gray, inspector of -four and meal, $SOOO
James F. Freedom, inspector of Pot and Pearl
Ashes, $4,000.
Zenas Hyde, insI ector of green Hides and Skins
$4,000.
Hezekiah Williams, inspector of Quercitron Bark,
$500.
John Stewart, Inspector of Faxseed, $500
Evan Griffith, measurer general of Grain, $1,000.
Francis O'Bren, inspector general of Slaves
5000.
David D. Crane, weigher general ofmerchandise,
$500.
Hugh Bradley, Inspector general of domestic dis
titled spirits, $1,000 The Temperance cause has
knocked this down about half
Hugh Maxwell, commissioner to settle the differ
ences between landlord and tenants of the Manor of
Rensselaerwick-c considerable If not more.
George F. Talman and ] Phillips Phoenix, COM
mssioners for loanlng certain moneys'of the United
States for the city and county of New Wordsworth
having II you want to borrow, soon as the Ma
tlonal Government has funds to pay the surplus re-
venue instruments
David Randall and Alpheus Sherman, Judges of
the Marine Court-fces. about $1,000.
VIM b Townsend, director of Phenix Bank
accommodation notes for self and friends but more
particularly himself.
Robert c.. Wetmore, director of Bank of Anne.
RIGA, do do.
James Van Aleu- do do do.
Philip Hone, John 5. Bowron, Simeon Draper, jr.
VIM. w. Fox, but not Thomas OConnor, commits
soners under the act to secure the faithful expend
ture of moneys raised and collected for certain char.
table institutions in the first Senate district-nice
situation to extend favors to friends in charity
schools, &c.
VIM. l.. Stone trustee of the State Lunatic Asy.
lum-dinner when at Utica, but no champagne
Reuben Bromley, Henry Holdredge, Joseph
Tinkham Charles H Marshall and Silas Holmes
trustees of the Seaman's fund and retreat-dinners
and sea bathing in the summer time.
David B. Ogden, Surrogate, whose term of office
expires the 18th of Jan. 1874 $1,000
VIM. II. Harding, Inspector of fish or liver oil
$1,000
Inspectors Of Sole -Minard s. Thrasher,
Matthew Reed, Phir Snedecor Zenas Wheeler,
Charles H. Griffing, VIM. Edwards, and John F.
Ravmond-From 81 TO $1,000.
Measures OF Gr0m-John Richardson John II
Bulk, Nathaniel Bassett, William Walters Martin
Bartholomew, Cyrus Roman, Michael Smith, Oh.
yer Holden, Charles Missing, Charles Golden, Henry
B Bolster, James Barr. John Brady, Alexander La
tham.and Alexander Servs-S5 10 $1,000
Inspectors Of Lumbr.-Cyrus Roman, Albert
Lydecker, Simon Alderman. John Button, Dudley
Sheffield, Thomas w. Birmingham, VIM H. Barnes
Peter lice. Abraham A. Slower, Stephen Stllwell
Heighos of Merchasdise. Roosevelt
Charles Hunt, Charles Swan, Stephen S. Clay James
yelling, Stephen A Rich, Reuben Bunker Alfred
Stoutenbergh Allen McDougall, Samuel D. South
mayd, Ezra Collins, Alex'r r. Pumley, Henry Egg
cleso, David Brown Jr., Aex'r Patterson, Benia
min Wood, George w. Rose, Daniel f. Glover
James G. Stafford, Thomas Button. Richard
Sterling, Robert 5. Watson, Anthony s. Snyder
Andrew Bache, and Willeu Seaman-From nothing
to $1,000.
Inspectors Of Domestic Distilled Spirits Thomas
J. Hall. Charles C. Williams, Robt. J Crittenden
John Riddle, Hugh Bradley, and Charles Cooper
From daily grog to Sl0C0-reduced by Temperance
sec ieties about one half
Cuilers OF Stores and Heading Francis A. Peck
well, Matthew K. Baker. George w Harris, John
Hunt, Thomas Hathaway, Thomas Dunphy, anc
Lewis Lyon IS to $500
Beef and Pork Levi Hart, Joseph p Simpson
Drake B. Palmer, Joseph F. Lippt, Martin Waters
and James B. Thompson-From barrel of pork t,
$1,000.
Inspectors of Fih.-Wam Whipple, Andrew
Eas and Iohn pafferson--Eroun a Ia of nod =,