The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-03
MIR. TITz mESRY WARREN.

FiZ Henry Warren, OF Iowa. has been Appointed
to take Mr. Browns place. We hope 1t may be 80
as better man could not be found for the office
lie is man of great energy Of character-has long
been citizen Of the West, and knows the great in
conyenienres, and sometimes the total neglect to
which have been subjected by the wreched
encouragement of the Post office Department.
Give him time, and he will If any body can, sue
coed in extrcating the department from the msera-
bic condition OF embarrassment and confusion into
which II has been cast, by the ineiciency OF those
who ought TO have controlled IL. Tie appointment
will also be acceptable in this region Il gives ev-
idence Of desire 10 correct the evils 10 which we
have alluded The Postmaster General comes from
the North, and there was great fitness In the selec-
lion of man for Second Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral who is familiar with the wants or the West aud
has the capacity to suggest reforms and the indus
Try TO carry them oui.
Mr.. Warren was the Taylor ,lector in Iowa. and
devoted himself to the great cause with zeal and
fairness which won for him the general applause Vi
the Wings, fur and near, who took interest in the
result Of the election in lowa.-S. Louis ReputH.
can, 2Uth ult.
the opposition press are industriously circulating
slanderons attack upon this gentlemen who has re-
Gently been appointed second Assistant Postmaster
General, which originated in the Worcester Pallad-
ium. The head and front Of his offending appears
TO be that he had the misfortune fni while In bus
mess In this county several years since and that he
has been an active working Wing The insinuaion
Of dishonesty against Col Warren, for his connec-
ton with the failure Of the firm Of which he was q
member Ii as base Us II IL gronndless lie wins as
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10 our nowledae no was % NOR ., hon h. la, ,bis
county for Iowa ihat he Ind 10 borrow iLo Nancy
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Col. FiTz HEsRY WARRES.--The Palladium has
much TO say obout the part acted by Col Warren In
the politics Of Iowa, and more particularly In con.
nection with the choice Of u s. Senators Wa
have however, heard Of no evidence of any
thing ill., nness II consists In his having been The H.
striiment of eiieiting he truth of a change of resi-
dence by one Of the, members Of the Iowa Lepi-l,
iure in consequence Of which locoioc oisn LOST the
eec lion OF Two Senators for one wear Thar (,nl
Warren was active and efficient in that coss wa A.
not deny, but on the contrary consider him emitted
10 favorable, regard for his services.
Ii ANYTHING more Il mc,nl l,n thu, f,oI Iv,xro.,