The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-04-26

correspondence OF the Herald,


BALTIMORE. April "a, lsa5.
71ingsin Brltimore-appointments-C Curious Exposition
Memo iai in Circulation The Coii.cforship DC.
Upon the incoming OF Gsn Hairisons adm N. s ration
lspgr's sou, beisre the Baltimore papers, who would
receive appointments who did receive the same, their
p.digree, clam, &c and WILL with your permission
sJou glance the state OF things this city since
the appointment of Fos master, Naval Collector and
others that have been made.
They have been ed with great grumbling among
the true gut,"-,he working democracy of Bsltl.
Indeed might with perfect truth say beyond the
Intimate aad benefited friends of the newly appointed
Postmaster there is not real democrat who reioces
in his successful application for the office How then did
he OBTAIN II The unntiated in this city make this in.
qiry, ana appear to BE- astonshed that individual
woo, sui few years suce was bitter opponent the
demo sracywhO was deputied TO a speech for bac
ner committee OF wings Ia Philadelphia, and in
the very foremost rank Opposition These things puz
the PLAIN ophiatc ated citizens Of both parties Let
m he veil htle in this letter, and the good citizens
Of ati more among them. large number your read
ders, may look " the Herald for that information
which tney cannot get home. You will probably rrco
lect begerent Of Copar So Cling
man ami Yancy last intel repaired to Baltimore TO be
the legal NOR oil snd divine, and that
Baltimore, was the risnd (sr it is termsd pstlsnce
OF the dusli's) Of Of the parties, aud you
well know how that dael eaded-ths want Of powder
&c Well that friend" the present Post master, and
the principal 10 return for his servicos this
sion, not only obtained immense number OF letters
from southern smbers OF Congress. recommending
o, rost OtUCe Tor
rnent, but also came from Washington to make q
speech at dinner gotten the ga CT February TO
puff him into ocs Well tnese letters were scnt 10 the
President who Cd deaf to an thing like foreign
mission, but rather committed himself in an
moment in favor Of the applicant for the rost Office al Bal
tmore The real grit" of the democracy hearing this
used every exerion TO have some who had OF once
opposed me party placed 10 the Office, and the cls Of
Several lch true democrats earnestly urr
ed and prospects the present then LOOK
Ell gloomy indeed but he was too canning for them ali
lie had heard Of the old bargain and corruption between
tiy ana Adams, and 10 thought good game 10 try
lsp says runor, and in this she Is generally be-
heVs3aad quick bargain ccnsummated Of the
appncan yielding his claims and the sequel shows him
now 70 DC second IN Office TO tina Postmaster himself
YES ana ne mas been rev arded with having offices
un,el into one making the handsome sslary OF ABOUT
9Aovo year me democracy we're very angry ct hrst
.. tne appointment OF tie principal and have since be
come perecuy " savage" about the appointment of the
subordinate They cry out CLAY ana Adams nv ar
again -" corrapton"--ani thew arc bnnt,ng No.
the clique who have helpei these tb,ng.o and
depend upon It, you'll hear thunder bsf,re lono
MON 1rial is now 10 circulation among tho ,,na SS,,t
men, and has obtaned exceedingly Iares mn ohsr n
names OF persons who do not office Il will no sent
to the President and hope may open his ev not on
on this subj ect but Others which viii send
you copy and know IL will be followed hv o,har
towns, cites aud States desire the Herod TO Law he
fore its numerous readers. "
The Collector of this port Is being looked upon % no
tue ciesr thing" and being under tho influence OF
clique ~ let you know the ropes I'll give the truth
and, nothing exenuate augbt set down in malice y
know them alltheir movements, &C., and the people
soei sse pennd the curtain SO look out BLUE JAoxnr