The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-11
" The Tablets OF Prescription hung up."-APPoint-
and Removals.
The following list in yesterdays National lnelligencer

The following list In yesterdays National lntelgencer
is breier than usual
appointment by the President-Phip Clayton of Geor.
ga, be Second Auditor of the Treasury of the United
States
appointments by the Postmaster General Benjamin N.
Payne postmaster, Towson Town, Baltimore county, Ma
ryand pics George II. Cathcar, resigned.
Armon w Davis, postmaster, Havre-de-Grace Hartford
county, Maryland, Henry L. Cole, removed.
The post office Mt Hermitage, Montgomery county, Mary
land, is discontinued.
WHY does not the National Intelgencer CRAFTY tina
anxious curiosity of the people by specifying the persons
who have been substituted. and whether they re-
moved have resigned Here is the appointment of
the Second Auditor. Why is not the name OF General
McCala, of Kentucky, published the person who has
been removed from oce Is the administration ashamed
of its own acts' Are they unwilling to let it be under
stood that no party President is permitting heads
be stricken off The Washington Wing is a little more
communicative, for it states, that of the hundred
and Mi,tytpo removals made by the Post Office Depart
ent during The past ossk twenty -four for vacan-
ces created by removals for cause"
Zone hundred and thirly-four stricken off during one
toeekO
The oracular correspondent of the Philadelphia Amer
lean mocks its victims with sneer. and says "Ths an
nexed statement will show that the Postmaster General
has been turning his attention to the deranged condition
of his department the interior OF Pennsylvania He has
vet a large field for the exercise of his skill:
Executive appointments ofpostmasvs since 3oth Mreh-
Alex. W. Russell. indianapolis, Ind; Rodney Wilbur.
Newark, N. j. Oliver s. Beers, Mobile, Ala James Nor
rson, Madison, Wisconsin Aipheus s. Williams Detroit,
Michigan.
M psma,er Gn'a1 i. psrs,yyan's
Hall; ciin.oai j. n; Marin. Hogsstown. Cumberland W
Mifflin; X. r Guthrie, New Bloomfield, Perry J. Hop.
kins, Paris washng,on; Michael Hoy, York York c9ua
ersve, Buer s. Corne,t, Pheaixvils. Chester; Israel
Gs% Hp so1j = ETss
s. s. Hammond, NORTHEAST. Erie; Asa Battles, Girard
Erie A'0n wsynsGu,s se;e e ND Comp
zerne; J. c. Shaw Wolf Creek, Mercer; James Mligan
Ickesburg Perry; J. q. Armor, Langhlinown, Wesmore
land S b. Laufier, Grsensburgh, do"
We have no doubt that Mr. Fitz Henry Warren will
find or make large field for the exercise of his peculiar
skill But the country demands still 1t wants to
know who have been removed, and for what cause!
The simple statement of a new appointment is I'M
candid and unmanly way of hurrying victim to his
DOOM without com FUNCTION and without explanation
The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Clip
per- on the 9th instant, up the number with con-
siderable nonchaance
The adm nstraon has been in full operation for one
month"; during this time there have been upwards of
four hundred removals and appointments threeourths of
them connected with the Post Office Department We
think that this cutting of heads fast enough to suit the
desires of the most sangwinary. General
Taylor Notwithstanding he had mo friends reward and
enemies punish cannot the support of the
wing party, unless he like, Colonel Haskell de-
scribed him, wing and a quarter OVER To be a
Tyier man will receive counenance for a
Hence him with both hands holding to the top
of his inaugural and the Allison letter; while the wings
have applied locomotive steam-engines tear il away
from him And this is the predcament of the wings and
their President"