The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-29
Ersx Henry Warren In Iowa.
Iowa, May Is, is49.

10 Inc AdifoT OF the Union:
DEAR SIR: The honest and honorable, as we'll as dis
corning portion of the wing party OF this State unable
longer To bear up against the numerous charges preferred
and proved against Mr. Fin Henry Warren, second AS
Washington decided protest against the further inter
venon OF that gentleman in the Iowa appointments and
also against his longer continuance in Office and IN FUR
therance OF this resolve, steps To be Immediately Ia
ken in each oil the counties OF the State that the move
may be the effective being universal in it's character
This you may rely upon and i will assuredly be carried
FESTIVE under disappointment, and boiling over with in
dgnaon should carry them too far and, by the expos
;n UG Of the party Itself The discerning portion
Of the party foesee that the very fact OF his appointment
has parayzed their efforts for years to come whilsths oP
eratIons IN Office have thrown them PACK sui rnea NO
such gradeno here ever recommended him Tor any
apopfnent all! The appointments he has already sent
rd this State and the small avors he has IN va
rous official ways dispensed have given universal dssat
isacon ard created universal disgust feeling which,
among some has extended to the administration itself
whs press Of the State will be found to be dumb in
the matter OF his defence. They give i up, that your
published records Of his bankruptcy and application Tor
discharge cannot be decenty met much less successfully
defended They no longer deny his management and dis
bursemen of the corruption fund.- or ms extensive bribery
operations among the Mormons. Indeed, they begin to
prefer these charges themselves The cat is also get
ting out of the bag as TO the how he happened, with
out anybodys knowledge consent to get himself at
the head Of the State Central Committee, and also cand-
men, and to the very great modification and chagrn OF
the party generally, many OF whom came near not voting
for Old lack at all. simply on account OF Fz being on
the ticket for eecor In word things are "opening up
rich" and beautifully among The wings are in gen
era Exposures, allegations, certificates and may
be afhdavs, will soon be as plenty as blackbernes
Whether any of them will ever meet the ''publc eye is
uncertain But if Old Whitley don't them, his whg
friends here will conclude that they are 'misaken in
their :; and Fitz is not pretty summaIiiy removed,
Iowa whgery will consider itself kicked plumb out OF
the stable by the unknd foot OF Old Whitley himself II
is already in state OF some wonderment As to whether,
in the name of all that is decent and mot ultra there
be tolerated at Washington any other Warens than
the one from Iowa! The fact is, Fiz has fooled even
the shrewdes of them most egregiousy The very few
who suspected that he might manage 10 get an ap
pointment comforted themselves with the belief that
when he got before the Senate he would meet his deserts
in prompt and disgraceful rejection: But here they
counted without their hest and Fitz slpped up on them
| of passing in review before honorable men, They are
therefore, driven to the alternative OF bringing the war to
stiff tug-and the contest is reduced TO the desperate
issue of compelling Old lack to rePudae mr. F'fs Hen
ryVaen, or 10 repudiae the whole whig party Of ioca
We shall soon see upon whom he will pronounce h's
| awful sentence of accommodation. The wings here
as apary, have "taken the Initiative, and having al
ready lost everything through Fits management, they
have favors to ask, and in the desperation OF then
disappointment. they will have the spunk to :" shrink
from no responsibilities" This is written 'by the book
and with idle purpose either to occupy your columns
uselessly, without justification to hold ~
the powers that be-" to the ardent gaze OF an admir-
and his burly Salt Boiler for the Interior put est
items" in their pipes and smoke them until the docu
rely chiefly upon the honesty of General Taylor AS to
the brains OF the business, they have long since EN-
braced, almost in spirit of idoatry the bright thought
of the poet that whee ignorance is Bliss, tits folly to be
wise" Individually, must own 10 some msgvings az
to the result The successful career Of Fin as poi
cian in the Of which he cheated the whole whig
party chairman of the Stale Central Committee and
candidate for elecor and the adroness with which he
nancisred the corruption fund, both in raising and ex
pending the same, shows wonderful improvement in
the way OF cleverncss and affords striking conras
the bunging matter of his application for discharge
under the nsovent law, that feel bound to take into
consideration the fact that the lapse of time has consider
able effect upon mans knowledge box daily prac
ce in the petty larceny intrigues Of the metropolis
with all their thunder may YET have deal OF trouble t
carry their threats of blowing him up" Besides,
genius" of this description is very great conuenienc
such gentlemen the Secretary of the Home Depart
msn and he may be found 10th to part with such an in
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