Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-04-21

the views oil Mr. Tyler, on lhe 6ank
question, as pressed by him subsequent
TO the decease Of the lamenteG Harrison.
Caplaiu Tyler and his guard mustlook
out or hey will get worse cutting up
than he gave to lhe dusky forces OF Lit
tie Turtle, at the battle Of the Miamls,
10 1894 The old General never draws
his sabre butwilh effect.
For the Commercial Advertiser.
TO THE PUBLIC. (,
ALBANY, Aprl 7, 1s43.
NV recent removal from the Office OF
posimaste IN this city coustTains me, in
Justice to myself, my family and friends,
20 publish a plain and concise statement
OF facts.
For the present shala2at notice the
vile attack OF the MadisoDlan. and much
Jess the Journal of Commerce; bu; | call
the particular attention oil the public 10
the following letter. Had complied
with their wishes | should have escaped
the animadversion OF those papers and
kept my Office.
|, who have never been an agent for
any newspaper, and have reirained from
politics during my present and former
appointment, 10 be asked TO force lweny'
three postmasiers 10 this county to the
support OF newspaper 10 favor OF John
Tyler-and report those who wouldnot
comply-for removal! These postmas
ters, my friends, who aided TO elect me
twice to Congress; the first time without
opposition, the second, (when opposed)
by an overwhelming majority. They
ought 10 have Known me better. | trea
ted the letter with contempt, and never
answered it.
! may us we'll state 10 this place that
] never had any notice from the Post
Office Department that | was 10 be or
was removed The first intimation had
was from Mr.. Wasson. who called about
q week before the close Of the quarter.
and showed me communication from
the Post Master General, informing him
that he Unsupported post master in this
city, and directing him TO send on tho ne
cessary bonds, when his commission
should issue. | told Mr.. w, would
not give up the office unless had di-
TecLions so TO do, and advised him 10 ap
prise the Post Master General to that eI
feet. Late ia the afternoon Of the 3 lst
OF March, the last day ofthe quarter
Mr.. Wasson received his commission
which he showed TO me. ! al once de-
termined 10 give up the office, and did SC
that night, although the Pos; Master
General had not condesccnded 10 write
TO me- on the subject When removed
BY Mr.. Van Buren had fourteen day
notice to call in my accounts and close
the business Of my office; buI on this oC
,casiun had not four hours
(COPY -PRlVATE)
New York, Feb Is, 1913.
Dear Sir: We take The liberty of ad
dressing you on subject Of some i'm
porlunce 10 the Administration, in which
we sincely hope you are disposed 10 aiC
us 10 the extent in your power. YoC
have 10 doubt received a copy of the
'FIag oIlhe Union,' (Which we have for
wOrded) our weekly paper, published ev
ny Saturday, embracing tho entire con
tents of the week Of the EaiIy Union
making 20 columns of close reading mat
ter for The low price or"one dollar" pei
annum in advance, end carefully mailet
to subscribers Our Journal is devoted
10 tho administration Of John Tyler
whose name is at lie head for the mex
Presidency, subject 10 the decision Of {
Democratic National Convention. We
are dosirous Of cnisting you nthe cause
10 enable US to give our weekly goot
and extensive circulation, in order Il
spread before the people the principle
and policy OF the Administration,
There are twenty three postmaster
in your county, with whom you are oil
iher acquainted ,oI can communicate bet
ter than ourselves. With those twenty
three, and such friends as they cou
doubtless influence, one hundred subscri
hers ought easily to be obtained for u
in your county, and TO accomplish thl
wo earnestly solicit your aid and exor
tons. OF the twenty three postmaster
on your application in a private fricodI
manner, we do not believe one would r.
fuse, but II we are mistaken, would :
glud to know who it is You being ma
Ter Of the most important office in you
county, we have taken the liberty to 81
lecI you TO do this much for us and Il
good cause IN which wo are actively o.
gagged,
One hundred subscribers in your C
Al the low price Of one dollar a yea
for paper Of 20 columns Of ntoresnr
matter. ia certhinlV modprnte enouO