The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-11

uon which Its proscrptve has produced IN The
columns of the democratic press We hear the repetition
Of them in private circles We meet with these senti
men,s repeatedly in private correspondence We re-
ceved letter from the State of New York by yesterdays
mail. which, after congatulang upon the course we
have pursued Sin unfolding the great Of the de-
proceeds in the following strain:
The people here begin find that Gen Taylor has
broken tho pledges which no made before the election He
ia already becoming decidedly unpopular There is
prospect OF union OF the democrats in this State II they
unite, they will carry tho State fall and whgery will
be at cnd here. The postmaster Cherry Valley, in
this county, has just been removed fo being democrat
aud whg is put into his place. Several removals of a
like description have been made in this county
that Mr. Clay pleased with Gen Tayors sdninistra
ton aud we have report that he goes Washington
oppose IT, Is this so
We reply in our old phraseoogy, nous unrons. We
not sufficiently behind the curtain to answer with
any confidence but the impression prevails among
politicians elsewhere, il does at headquarters The
great Kentucky senator is certainly not the most init
mate relations with the President for his letter Mr.
C., he speaks OF not having influence enough to procure
the appointment of tyds- waiter. eve adopt the
photography of the letter)
The democratic newspapers are becoming full of re-
movals, the coast is srewn with the fragments of
shipwrecked vessels after a storm. We extract some
notices of them from the scraps which table
by yesterdays northern mail
From the Portland (sIaine) Argus May =
HKADs The is moving gbly and heads of col
leclors and roll in the dust In the time
Old Zack, with maiden simplicity, exclaims "You need
not shake your porv lock. al meyou canno, saw ibid il
The following Is the batch
CoLLxoross Arrorsrsp.-Daniel Klby Pas.amn quoddy
Biron Bradbury REMOVED. Bushrod w Hnckiey Pc
nsbsco, vies X. IL Brdgham, removed William c. liam
Rail- JAm Ran lin
Randall Bath, ues John C. Humphreys removed Charlie.
Peters, Frenchmnn's Bay. ries ------, removed
SURVEYORS APPOINTED oh Cunnisou E,stpor PIC,
Benjamin B. Leuvu, rsmosed Bezalee cushman, Por
land vice benjamin kinKsbary, j. rsmoped
SrAxD FROM Tho lightning tina, has been striking
down the office holders 70, the last months esew
head Of the surveyor of the port Benjamin Kingsbuy j.
from his body. He is the frs, martyr in this section the
on the blork The people at Washington getting u
srpicss hare bs>n s.csy acceptable, isdues weay al
the srhig importing merchants of Portland yetitox Prrs
de~ Pek to reoPpois him at the aspiration Of his
s,o~ last january.
From the Buffalo Courier. May L
PosrAAsrHRs IN NSw YoKk,--rhe following are among
the recent appointments by the Postmaster Generals
At Waterloo, William Knox; Seneca Falls. ID c, Bloom
err; Canoga, Henry Haskins Townsendyillc, G. Gamong
Wolcos. Lsay = Garkson. sss Wasridss
Clyde, Van Buskirk Owego, Chsries Bars,ow
Whea,land. Allan 7. Lacy Fishkill, William Pelham.
'proscriptoa loahng administration which has the
nanl'ness or decency to come and give the
their terms had expired they removed We shall
make point hereafter keep up the moveme nts
that Of Mr. Halle OF Ps,tsbur. Of which we spoke On FRI
day last Have the Taylor papefs nothing say jas
From the Albany Argas May $
PosrsAsrEs PouanxKsFsIK--A report was current in
PougakeePsc yesterday morning that Isaac pss esq. ed
"a nav Iys
by Telegraph and IS corfoborased by the Tribune ysssr-
Other. made BY the Pre.deu,, but states sha was re
cesved by private dssrssch THIS office has been
party Poughkeep,i., and has been nasy awasd.d i;
seems 10 one who FIRMLY and warmly opposed ,hs
dsiphia convention aud who took some two monos 10
CONE into hs support Alter ths noanatoa made As
the General bad undoubtedly been .de these
facts il took besides the it~s c.adtdss by
snrnfse Mr. far has been the editor q nix paper Il.
reiloas, and anng political opp We ha We NJ, ia ,he
STATE wh.e we have numoe sd han among rec
E kiIley, esq. whom M snrer-edes has held the
office for neary three years, cad sa, rrored f,kf dbl
ton In capacity oil parfies Under his admin
sraiion, The arrangements accommodation &c, at the
ire from the office Ssh good saes. and with the rood
will OF the public he mas served exclusive devotion
TO his editorial abor conducting the Telegraph
excellent paper We took occasion speak la week
With the gentleman who ras. AMI The u.s. post
master al Poughkeepsle the writer OF thshe junior ed
of the Arzus-divded nearly equally twelve years OF ms
labos in the printing business aud while speak
vedy OF the satisfaction given the public by Mr.. kiey.
he doubts not Mr. Patt will do all In his power have
oce retain the high standing has ejoyed under adj
minisiration OF his predecessor
From the ClarksvIls CT.ual JeEsrsoaiAn May l.
Ink WORK GoHs BRAvKLr ox."-Nr. John D. Bradley
democrat postmaster al THE place. has been rsrsor.d
T. franklin, whig has been appointed TO -ed him
50 IL seems mat contrary TO public OPINION this man,
whote age reduced circumstances and dependent family
excited the sytnpathes and arrested in fell sweep e
bloody knife OF the ruthless Granger, could
gitterng blade OF Fu Henry Warren We saw contrary
to public opinion, because know his removal
not expected by tue OF citizens.
popular sentiment demanded his in Office and
oecasss petition numeousy signed citizens with
out Distinction oil party and embracing mer
beIs OF both political parties, had been Washington
equssng THAI he might be pcrned retain office
I've Peuuon OF MT Franklin was. informed, (for
we saw neither OF ihem also signed but we
suppose the tact set forth upon sup
porter oil General Taylor the of hons,
ritL afren the many Mr.
IN favor OF his retention. Well We go We asked not
tor quarter" and We do not expec, to GET it,
From the Alabama state Gazette M,vs
Upon the following annuncia,on from the Mobile Al
verhser-
Stanford Say~. esq, of this city, editor Of the Jour
na, ana H. T. Jaws, who understand, is son o.,
Capt Nicholas Davis OF Limestone have been nppoinred
lumber agents for Alabama T. Sanford ESQ., editor OF
the Mobile Register removed,"-
he Journal contends there no removal but simply
= Reorganization into two agencies, Sci
II seems that Mr.. Sanford was no, .'re,ored-he
man-powcf and ''executve patronage ,-hang aJu,n,.
fatOn has Of