The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-19

Axposntments OF the Administration.
Tn. public voice is swelling into louder key the
..,;n,;ve course of the present administration No
,,ood,r because il into power under the sol
an nlsdges of no-party candidate and OF no party
p,.s;dsnt We continue extracts from the demo-
,,,e papers as we receive them They prove that the
,a;gnaton at violated pledges is showing itself in an
;,,.sstble burst OF public sentiment;
From the Newport IN H. Argus
tn, REACTION coMMKScED.-it has always been the mis-
of the federal party lose the confidence of the peo
w. before they could bring their schemes into practical
pc As long ago 1921. when John q. Adams
@ The denuncalons of the people followed the in
d succession The bargain and corruption" by which
BIS even before his policy revealed and he
was doomed to meet 9veIPoweing opposition rom the
s will and the end OF four years went out OF II with
out their respect -, - ,, -. . - j,
pbirlwind of enthusiasm which spent Its force the mo-
mept General Harrison seated in power The people
I'm learned that their blind zeal they had forged
b,n OF measures which, If persisted in. would bind them
20 mira federalism and with the first elections commenced
reaetiou that continued until the administration
was prose yled democracy and before the close of
~ institutional existence nearly all the obnoxious
ures OF us creation were erased from the book
! by the same power that placed them there.
onee more the de of given the rens of gov
,a ssen eng the other way New Hampshire spoke
aader for democracy just week after this admnistra
,a Naturalization Of Mr. Polk Next follows
d Coanec for her ancient fede raism, and
cold supper, in the outset OF lis career
She IS now virtually democratic State, and such will
be represented the next Congress by THREE democrats
and whg in lieu OF an entire wing delegation as here
oore. -
cai patronage at disposal The few crumbs arising
from this only TO nf1ime the aPpettes OF the
who expect them. Every who has made himself a
sl active in procuring Gen Tayors election, imasines
that he should be rewarded from the bounty of the admin
STATION Ii is impossible for the President satisfy all
these esravagan demands, by fasyinY his declaa
on that be has mo enemies 10 punish friends 10
ward" Thus, this early hour, we find abundant EVIL
dence OF trouble in the wigwam"
The people more readily disposed TO reward the
military services OF Gen. Taylor than they Will be
swallow the fruits OF wing administration. As fast as
fade Let the people but begin to feel they already
begin bdiere that proscriPuve wing policy IS to be
pursued and nothing else will be wanting TO make the
next House of Representatives democratic"
From the Ohio Statesman
The Journal announces the appointment of Alphens
' %, ,hs man Williams "a the president Of The cd
Dog Bank OF ST. Clair, well known to citizens owned
not know the private history man his connection
with windng bank, or he would not have appointed him
to the othHe.
We have doubt the Courier has been correctly in
formed in relation the transactions OF Rev Col Allen.
heavy loss account OF his failure falls
many mechanics and traders in this vicinity, who
able bear it Such failure the result OF great
imprudence else most consummatc folly, il moth ng
does seem thar the Taylor administration is hunt
lag up the subjects find Kentucky besow
It's avors upon. The office which Allen is appointed
should be filled by man every way respo sble
We observe that it announced that Elijah Hise, esq
has been superseded by some hungry seeker OF executive
vors Of course, however, this is proscripoD-no,
all Like the OF Alien and forty Others il is only
ins out competent man to put in an untried one.
From the Erie (pa) Observer
Asp oN.-rhe OF pros cr pton is
worked at Washington with increased fury warm
weather and dogdays approach Among the late decap
taions by this administration, which had enemies
punish friends to reward is TREND John keaty
esq marshal of the district of this State. His
Mr. Alexander Irwin of Clearfsld who, for
ausht we know, may be very good man. and make
give room him by administration that into pow
with prescription prescribed emblaz upon every
banner-why an honest man and good officer should lie
those whose boast for the year
that they intended to bring the appointing power back
that purity and simplicity practised by the earier Pres
dens'-wby he should be removed by those who claimed
previous the election the only question which should
be asked in regard appointments is, SIS he honests he
capable !"-s what we would like have explained
What The charges against Mr. Keaty' What breach
OF official dIy is alleged against him Nothing, we
venture assert charged agans. him. except that
he is democrat, and opposed the election of this
that had mo enemies TO punish" Let be und ,r
stood We do not complain because the administration
removes democrats ndsaPponrs wings We hope they
viii continue do until a single democ hollis
an Office, from the most Insignificant post-ohce in the
land up the presidency itself We plain because Of
the hypocrisy of the because, in doing the wing
party practise exactly contrary what they prev
TO the elecon and because, by such professions they
succeeded in securing the votes of large number of well
meaning and cedulous who believed their profess
ons and put faith in their promises that Taylor
Uopian philosophers and crednous Old ladies'. An era
oil good feeling between Two antagonisc prnc ples-be
tween monarchy and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES democracy,
progressive everonward democracy and federalism Nom
sense In politics in the vicior' belong
the spos All this however does exculpa,e wings
from practising this doctrine they unscrupulousy
denounced 1t is Pal'iaon their conduct 1t does
not take from them the that will stick to them like
the bloody shirt of Nessus of fasfying everything they
have heretofore said in condemnation of smovals for
pie their cOuducl with