The New York herald., 1845-07-07

terested forward you below, list of those who
ousted, with their politics, sc.
stephen Hoyt weigher salary SlSoo; saunch Polk de
mocrat.
F. w. Tracy; weigher salary 81 500; old bunker whg
j. G. Bryan weigher salary Sl,500; Tyler democrat.
L. Falkner measurer salary 81 500; outand-out whg
r. Cleveland, inspector, salary si,oeS whig wors'
VIM H. spooner, Inspector salary slos'' Tip and Ty'
J. Lindsey Inspector, salary sIos5 Van Buren, Demp-
7. stanwood, Inspector salary 81 900; rasid whig
j. Newton inspector, salary, 81 O95 old fashioned wing
| J. Story Inspector salary 81 ,095; neutral.
J. Mason resigned because he considered the better
part OF valor to be discretion inspector, salary
/ Sl.O95 democrat staunch.
The following is a memoranda of the new appontees,
their and political rank accompanying, to wit =
H. N. Crane, wegher salary $1,000; old bunker loco
foeo.
James Baker weigher, salary $780, Van Buren, demo-
crat.
Nath Sweet weigher salary 81, 500; Van Buren, demo-
A. Mitchell, weigher, salary sSoo protege of the
VIM. Snow, measurcr; salary $1,000; Morton democrat
j. g. Foster, Inspector, salary 81 ,095 doubtful loco.
sullivan Thaycr Inspector salary 81 O95; old bunker
Amer Child jr Inspector salary 1923; reasonable Van
l. B. Lewis Inspector salary 81 oo5 good democrat,
Taylor, inspector, salary 81 095 Morton loco foco
T. > Johnson, Inspector salary 81 1895 Bay State Demo.
Nathan Wh tten, inspector salary 81. .0a5; unknown.
The feelings Of the twelve turnedout and the twelve
usnedn rs i !, we may Judge from their
do not reflect that the mlwhee of rotation must turn
hat II is the fate OF genius to meet with mishap that
hey nave been lucky in the opportunity they have had
to bask SO long in the government sunshine enjoying
the fat pay and light work imposed them in the SER
may chuckle bless their stars for the good
they attain to- while the ousted may console themselves
with the reflection if they choose, that it is long lane
which has no turn in it.
Morton, however, has proved himself politician, at
least from the outset OF his Collector here He
has now made thirty five removalsmore than two
thirds OF whom have been democrats The consequence
OF this course is that tremendous influence will be at
leisure TO 6etrend him when he shall come up for con-
hrmaton before the U. s Senate But he dees public
opinion now, he has done, and If he does not
break down. totally, in his present position. he will
this commonwealth. He is looked upon as political
suicide and doubt much if his public career will not
close within the tweye-month But we shall see.
most ludicrous farce has been enacted here within
week, relating to this matter. At the time Secretary
walker nougn! proper to appoint Mr Geo Gibson an
Morton removed among his first changes-a notice was
inserted in the newspapers here calling upon the radical
to assemble for the purpose of passing reso
lutons sustaining Morton, and censurng the higher pow
ers The meeting was to take place somewhere in Corn
hill and the hour of eight O'Clock was named for the
commencement of operations The especial friends of
the Collector particularly invited to be present
,iI o'clock was too early as it was not
head OF the stairs where the meeting to be hefdbut
none ventured to approach and at nine o'clock the gm
of the thing when brace Of the faithful ventured up the
stairway, and admitted. Another another came
tne aHar promised 10 come on alter all Inc
doorkeeper again stationed and stranger ascended
towards the hall. 'Who sit ~ enquired the guardian
So-and So, was the reply. What do you want l-are
you friend to Morton ~ "Yes." what do you think
OF Ben F. Halett r. 81 wish the devil had him. "All
rght-you can pass in " And they came, and they
answered. until the and supendous gathering
amounted to eleven persons including the outside guard
when the meeting was called to order and organized
long speech or two made in which the Collector
was soaped Hallett black-balled, and Walker
denounced-when tall young arose, and declaring
himself "a radical of the worst kind" concluded ten
minutes harangue as follows-"Now, Mr. Speaker,
nominate that this meeting aourn sny-dy to agin
whenever Ben +. Halett shall quit Washinton-cos it
ant no kind o. use to do nothn' while he's thar p This
was adopted and after voting to publish the
proceedings OF the meeting in heLiv Radical the i'm
mense concourse dispersed The probability is that
another attempt of similar character will not be made
at present as this one terminated in total failure.
Verify the horizon ofpoltics grows dailymore and
interesting to the quiet lookeron, who would study the
phases OF human nature and who has the faculty of
cling effect to The political at this time pre-
sents curious varied interesting and mysterious
the actors in which prompted by utrasm and
tvos OF sefnterest-each of whom will devour his
ncighbor body and soul to his peculiar pur
poses while, if need be, he will hourly eternal
fea!ty and friendship the he seeking to destroy
Political parties self wed and ntoerant and while
they constantly aiming, professedy to remove the
mote from their opponents eye they mark not the beam
within their own But will not moralize.
We are to have rare sport here anon, and when the
opportunity occurs the unruly and vicious may hear
apat lin from mo