The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-26

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The axe will scarcely to fall 50 long as there is
democratic victimSto sacrifice.
The Cambridge (Ohio) Jefersonian reprobates the re-
moval of James Stevenson from the Office of postmaster
at Antrim and the appointment Of David johnson in his
place:
This among the bases acts Of prescription for opinions
sake within our knowledge. better postmaster than Mr.
Stevenson there is not within the limits Of State All
inen degree and we learn from authority
that than onrhs OF the citizens Of Antrim and
posed % hi. removal Nj Stevenson /. noble old demo-
cratone in whom there is guile and for this reason
Shame on Taylorism!
The Detroit Free Press states that James H. Cook has
been appointed postmaster at Mackinaw vict Hon J. p
King, turned out of Office The people OF Michigan
know Mr. Kag he has for several years represented his
county in the popular branch Of our State Legislature and
is now member of our State Senate. pure demo-
crat-ieproachable character, firm and decided in his
princples-"capabe and honest'-not "noisy politi-
cian"hs only crime being that he voted for Gen. Cass
thus interfering in eIectons" We spare the portrait
which the Free Press gives OF his successor
The Montpelier (yemont) Patriot names five demo-
cratic psstmaste who have been decaptated in that
State. to make way for Eve wings The New Hamp.
shire Patriot Of the 10th enumeraes two posmasters in
that State, and four cusomh house officers prescribed at
Portsmouth, and George Allen, Of Walpoe appointed
mail agent the railroad line from Boston through
Keens to Vermont in the place Of Mark ellis, esq, re-
moved
The Raleigh Standard states that Mr. Pritchard the
excellent collector at Elizabeth city, North Carolina has
been removed account OF his politics. and George w.
Charles "a complete turncoap appointed "our postmas.
Ger lat Elizabeth city, Mr. Gilbert has been removed
without any whatever He discharged his duties
faithfully, and defy aughi to be brought against him
The wings signed petition for Mr. Gilbert to be retain
ed they also sent letters to the department but they
were Of avail For what were these removals made
To reward some partisan Mr.. Mann, our new post.
few months will develop it,
The Harrisonbug (va) Register remarks:
seems the lde village po.mssters in the sTenth LIE.
oopary pairios The las, weodsiocf .'Tenth Legion
esss nees from he Pc%ssr Genera, p sss, a': no
and that ii. place win Be sS by ~ Mr. ino
Hickman 20 Sssst Hickman we learn wa. NOT sppli
sned Mr. Goaday % snybody else, were not consulted
az sdSax n .s s sss
feobody in the nsishbohood knows who, viii take A..
plsoet
From The lows Reporter. July H.
Fayerwcaiher, Fitz Waucn's head celebrated
hcgdrving business has at last received the
lnbofs he has bec appointed mail agent for the States
Iowa, Missouri iilInois-an office worth about 81 500
Per year That will do pretty well for hog-drivcr The
HaWkeye says that tayerwcsfher 10 the
out foguey and we do wish disturb faith in the
familiar od maxim, by nsnnaing anything to the con-
been capital man Tor the office. Fitx appears keep
good lookout or his particular friends In the besowmeni
Of Offices However, nom the marked m All.
tested IN the wing state convention upon the thanks
TO Gen. Taylor Tor appointing F are led 70 the com
orng incence that he has but few personal friends
len uprovided for In this STATE :.
The Iowa Reporter presents view Of the guillotne al
work Fin Henry Warren with his "fast-recedng fore.
head') is the principal operator.
The Saugertes IN W Telegraph devotes long article
to anoher disgrscefu AZ Of already diseraced ad
ministrstion" 1t says;
Iishe removal s'of Mrs Dorcas echoonnaksr poor and
hghyespectsble widow lady, from the Office Of keeper OF
the lighthouse at the mouth Of the creek opposite this
isgs;
this place. He had been boaunsn for ycars and was
shat time unable perform hard labor His appointment
gave universal Satisfaction 10 both parties The salary
supported him and his family He very attentive
hsdnues. and continued hold the Office the time Of
his death, In 1885 During the last year Of his HE, while
he confined 70 his room, and the creator para OF the
his bed the duues performed by his wife,
ceve the universal commcndaton Of the bostncn on the
river So Interested the Of vessels the
Hudson behalf Of this lady, then, now, widow,