The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-01

The National nelligencer is authorized to contradict
unequlvocaly the dshonorable allegations that have
been brought forward against Mr. Warren 1t adds that
1.-The viruence of these charges and their repetition,
mark vlndicveness foreign, believe to the editor
OF that print, and betray origin stimulated by personal
rancor"
We disclaim all personal raucor" for we have not
the slightest acquaintance with Mr. w. We have never
seen himnor have contracted any personal relations
with him of any description Our impressions of the Sc.
cond Assistant Postmaster General have been derived
from papers in Iowa. and from the Worcester Palladium
well as from what have heard from two gentlemen Of
high character With these Impressions we could not see
person like him raised 10 an office of such responsibility
and influence without warning the country and especial
E postnasers, OF the dangers to which they are ex
posed We have the testimony of another press in the
East 10 confirm opinions, appears in the fol
lowing extract from the Concord New Hampshire Patri
OF OF Thursday last
Mr. WARREN of Iowa. appointed Second Assistant Post.
master General is equally obnoxious to all honorable
men and II he had been known the Senate they would
undoubtedly have ected his nomination bankrupt in
massachusetts, he disappeared between two vs. and wan
ueeu OIL to the far west TO escape his creditors, He
yea In Iowa, and became the editor of the Burlington
paper distinguished for its violence vu.
n In these particulars, until last fall, when fair field for
Tue exercise OF his talents presented itself large band
o,nons on their the Great Salt lake. had stopped
Ia Tue extreme borders OF Iowa TO recruit They were nea y
oemocat, but would commanded by their leader
occurred to the federal leaders of Iowa that with the
" oi 'hese votes they might carry their State for Taylor
anu 'hey resolved to make the effort Warren selec ted
ae agent 10 make the bargain, and he went into with
MS "hoe heart; and the choe Mormon poe icas bought
~ ava gren for Taylor This is known and admitted
anu iof ooing this business for buying up between O9D
~ 'Voo men to vote for Taylor, who had not shadow of
10 vote at all this infamous agent has been rewarded
YIN Que oil the most responsible offices uder our govern
oh An office which has the edate control Of the
ppo'hnsnt Of all the postmastcrs in the Union except
o'e requiring the confirmation of the Senate.
~ eSe are samples of the appoin ade by General
wo OF these men have taken the places of ca pa
' iahinl, and honest officers who stood by TAYLOR and
'ouhtry when attacked by foes without and traitors
uin, Most OF his other appointments of "A similar
t alaeer' such appointments show what is to be the
ao'ei OF Iaylor's administration The most ultra and
'haoe OF the opponents of the which ade Tay-
wi resident are everywhere take the places of patri-
quo men who sustained their country through that war
u 'ney are to have those place. reward for active par
~ services, regardless alike of the public interest the
polc morals, and their characters and qualifications
o' he Senate should allow this every such man
uo oe rejected. No man who openly opposed his
uy IN Time OF war, should be allowed to have an office
80, no government II Gen. Taylor ha. not sefrespe
70 ue'ef him from nominating such men, the Senate
30 doing. W. ~ "ei'' III