Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
1T WILL NEy FIR DO TO GIVE
IT Up 80 NIX BROWN"


B., the name Of Mr Blown. OF Indians, with
The President, We know Blown. well.
ll.roi tho lover order OF I,ocoioco g.
one 81 he vo-s, ,pco mems Of wesetn chat
,-ut--ahd. Like all foolish men. a great PIE.
leadot The oorfespoodsBt reptslents hlnI
s,.very hard osss-snd nobody will doubt
it, after reading the following disioeu,
which - SAID 70 have been spoken al the
Whne House " T. EIpts,.
mr. BJown-- Well Nc President, | have
returned from Richn1ed. where ! ascertain
81 that Me- Richie wilt not consent 10 come
To Washington to edi, the Oiesn oiiS6 Ad
uinislfs'ion. nor advise HI. sons pAtome.
either n. seem. soured abou, the neg
lee, Of Nr Stevenson And now | humbly
ash what you arc rons 10 do foi me
NJ Pok-Whal place do you desire, Mr.
Brown.
nv Btown-The Registers Office, he,' by
mr. NTH
mr. polk-mr Smith il secure We can't
remove him he u mr. Bentons devoted
Trend
mt Brown-I know 1t, and SO, for tina,
mAter. he }. mr. Preston's II Clay had
been elected. 4 would have been all the
some mi Register would have been socu-
red Fortunate man Well, mr. Blskes
place III take tia,
mr. Po'k-The Commissionership OF the
Land Office, mr. Brown. mus, 60 10 an Iii
uols man. We have already 50 decided.
mr. Brown-Weil mt. Hagnets place /,
can not have IL He has been IN office
long enough.
mr. Polk-lIagnet is correct, fiilh(ul Of
fcer he 10 To the Tres,irv Dcpai tnent
whit Cave Johnson was to Cungress--i,s
Cerberus. We have de cided not 10 disturb
hlm.
mr. Drnwn-Well, mr. Pieasan,on, the fifth
Auditor, who has been talked so mucn a
bout let me have his place.
mr. Pok--Bless yon, mr. Brown, this mr.
Pleasanton has Seen In his Office from time
immemonsl--evets nc .'pe rhaps be fore the
Government was framed land how can |
now turn him ou, The duties OF his office
are not very important and therefore. he
can perform them But, mr. Brown, lie may
die, one OF these years
Mr. Blown CO., Snppose. you give me Mr..
William 3 Lcwiss place ? lie has held
/. sixteen years
Mr. Polk-Wby Mr. Brown, Major
Levi. is General Jackson's friend, and has
corrcspondcd with hun all through Mr. Ty'
lct's Administration.
Mr. Brown Yes, know that, bul
know, also what General Jackson said n
bou, him After your election was known
the Old Hero remarked. that he though
tha, Major Lewis would no, van, to re
main any longer in public office Boz
why can, | have Mr. Penrose's place, i
Mr. Lewis is to remain
MIR Polk--That must be givln to prac
teal and well read lawver-whch you,
believe do no, claim to be, MIR Brown.
Mr. Brown.-Oh ahl | forgo, that Il
to be given to Seth Barton, OF New Or
leans We'll then, suppose you give mt
the place of Mr. c lark, the Post Office Au
dnor2
Mr. Polk consul, my friend Johnson'
wishes in that matter and he says Tho
place mus, be given 10 his friend Washing
ton. now the Chief Clerk of the Bureau
Mr. Brown-Well, Mr. President, can
YOU give me the place now filled by Mr.
Collins, the First Auditor, who isa Tyle
manl
Mr. Polk-The Virginia elections, NJ
Brown-Thc Virginia elections The
come of mex, month, think Of them And
besides, Mr. Collins has always been
democrat" and not Tyieriie
Mr. Brown-And how is II with Docto
Mllcr1 would come down n notch,
take an office worth - 200; rather tina
90 home now without one, The Docto
goes out OF course.
Mr. PoIk-No. MIR Tyler begged, wit
tenrs IN his eyes, TO have his brother.lT
law retained and declared the fnvo
would oc tho only ono he would ask {
me The Doctor must be retained for
season, nj least
Mr. Brown-Mr President, you vii
have hornets mes, about your ears, il yo
retain that man Does no, Rives, OF tn
Globe, say he must 60.
Mr. Polk cant hclpit. The TACT u
will no, do, now, TO dismiss the Do'
ior.
Mr. Brown Well, SIR, is there no Al
dnorship or pos, Of a similar nature, that
can have
Mr. Polk-None that 7 now think o
Nr Brown But, have patience m
something may turn up soon, That wi
please you
Mr. BROWNIE, Mr. Polk, | can't wa
any longer will go home, and run f
reelection to Congress. wish you
happy time, Mr. President safe dclive
ance from all troubles That nigh, have be,
avoided
Mr. Brown left. with n clonded brow
and his lips moving, IN mouering moo
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