The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-20
CHARLES DOUGLAS.


Removals.
The democratic papers continue to TEEN with removal,
of democrats and with denuncialons of their proscnp
ton Weeds Albany Journal says that Mr.. Rose a
member of Congress from New York. has been in Wash
lngon attending Warrens bureau and has succeeded in
obtaining fifteen wing postmasters in Ontario and Lv.
ingston counties The Canandaigua Messenger CON.
plains of these changes.
TIE FHsbwsy SN5 Rspabc.a notice. y the rsmo
the remark that "there but few democratic posi-
master; ,smsains !. Office ia hi: STATE New Jsae
sake bravely The political axe of the 'Iopar
az i sI d |" The land
without stint and without mercy, and their plcss filled
with the unscrupuous wings That Con Taylor has
for an. monent viii doubt"
The Ea.,on (Pa) Argus says. .Ths Taylor axe ha. at
fried, esq, has been removed from the pos, office Ba
and Jacob +. Nicholas has been appointed William D.
Tombsr has been removed the Bethlehem post ofc.
make for James Rice. Both these gentlemen were
were not of the right stripe"
The Lycomng IPa) Gazette says: 81 J. Ay.es, esq,
been removed, and 6 ponaldsod esas A. ultra anti
h p ID a' 's b.l ID s, was
tempting to ehM war meeting by an anti-waI speech
in the wIam,pof Dsliberative Lyceum, and up to tho
hour of General Tayor's nomination known bar.
martyrs for opinions sake 10 the honest worthy and
oh cha ssq He awote on Saturday morning last and
found himself "a head the .aorser and dsar above know.
BY s % ss
flee for better than four yearperforminx the duties faith
fully, imparalIy and to the satisfaction Of all e1cepa
ng and hirstns after the oficswlo denounced Tho a
glorious war in which Gen Taylor acquired his repaa
their upport Of him presidency by other motive
than si hatred Of democratic prime pies. and the hope,
TSs sao Nsw OH e axe
has fallen little village post office, apd Mr. Henry
by Mr. Tyler Nc one s u1psd out lbs
from this village. it is we'll known that efforts have been
made for the post office Tor another
Mr. Rogers has been sustained by ori,y our towns,
men, and almost inmously by those who daily visit the
were fully examined and the application for the removal
of Mr. Rogers rejected by the late Postmaster General We
reason to know that the Postmaster had no cause
OF complaint against Mr. Rogers for any want OF puncu
aliry regularity IN the returns from this Office
One more CASE and we have done with the bloody cat
alogue to-day. The Burlington Qowa) Gazette makes
the following statement:
GssrLEMEs: BY Thursdays mail. the 20:h instant, re-
ceved very polite letter from the Second Assistant Post
master General Informing me that must expect to DO re-
resign. have been personally friendly with Mr.
Warren for SOME years back, during his residence in this
city, and must take this oppo unity Of informing the pub
lie, have already informed him, thai upon this subject
can have no correspondence with the department. and
that can by means comply with his request
In November last voted for the democratic candidates.
Cass and Butler and supported them during the campaign
and would do so again II the opportunity offered and
for this 10 be prescribed and removed from Office de-
spite pledges OF General Taylor and the declarations
the party which supported him. will submit
cheerully than myself My office is at the mercy of tho
new whenever they re s e appoint my
Burlington Post Office, April 80, 1919.
We have been permitted to examine the letter reerredw
never exhibit. its ias pha
Mr. Warren writes 10 Mr. Hrge personal friend, and
n. osssGbn 70 him for 20 M ;S
better resign his Office in order avoid removal
sd ha"s
Kindness Mt your hands You may, you think proper.
ONE we @
yed without any special grant OF per.nission but tho
s't'maon Of the second Assistant posmase, General
else of this privilege. The florence between forced
. and WIN app.a. TO most men be
decapation at Washington appears to entertain differ
proper one, and he deserves for adopting There
are many evidences going 10 81 systematic effort
the part OF tue wings throughout The whole country in
duce the ncunbens of office their places and
regret to that in some instances it has been
full The Offices they determined have but they
can obtain possession OF them in other than by
forced removals, and thus escape forfeiture OF all their
pledges the country will OF be agreeable
1t is only by esgnng thai we test the sincerity Of
the Presidents declarations that hc would move
because of his politics.
The following is the extract OF letter we have received
from Mr.. John HILL late postmaster OF North Brookel,
Massachusetts:
was appointed postmaster under the nd mini,,raton
John Tyler, in june lsil and have given satisfaction
nine,enhs OF the people of North Booked, has been
demonstrated of late by their signing petition have me
a orr
fifty ninth second o.! the ltynint m,nute OF the eleventh
hour next Monday. Col William Adams "a man who,
just before the nomination OF General Taylor said he hoped
their bones whiten the plains of Mexco) has been
appointed postmaster of North Brookcld He had to 80
out Of town and get of Cob Waen's intimate lriendo
70 Washington and intercede for him. The Lord de-
liver ME from such friends as General Taylors
The officials of yesterday morning garnished with
the heads of nine removed officers The annunciatons
as follows The reader will how the scathipg fire
has passed over the young State OF Iowa:
both the organs
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
DEPARTMENT ISrKRIoR.
Attorney.
Logan Hunton, of New Orleans, to be attorney OF The
United States for the district of isiana rd
Thomas ]. DuraRt, removed.
LAND O&cers.
John Corkern, of isiana, to be receiver OF public
moneys at Greensburg Louisiana, vss Theodore Gillespie
removed.
Thomas Webb, of Louisiana, to be register Of the LAM
office at Greensburg, Louisiana, c. d. Strickland re-
moved -,
William II. Wallace, of Iowa, to be receiver of public
moneys at Fairfield, Iowa, rics Verplanck Van Antwerp
removed
George Wilson, OF Iowa. register Of the land Office
at Fairfield Iowa, rice Bernhart H-nn. removed.
Easton Morris, of Iowa. to be receiver of public moneys
Iowa city, Iowa. pice Enos Lowe, removed.
.xE 10. LARK