The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-04

Texas, Oct. IS, fs4e.

TEXAS, Oct. IS, fs49.
do not want to encroach upon your valuable columns
TO throw any impeachment in the way OF the hot shot
you pouring into this Ickety and contemplate national
administration. But you do not 10 notice their
movements out here Now, want very briefly to call
your attention to some removals in the State OF Texas
LIST. Dir f. ii. MeIrman, United States district atior-
ney has been removed TO make room for Mr. Hughes
late importation from Mississippi Meuman is a su.
constitution but not TO Tay lorsm and he had to 20 BY
the board Do you recolect that Taylor says in his in
augual that officer must be "faithfulnot to the
sttuon Jefferson said, butmerely "aithfur Events
have shown that il means faithful 10 "Taylorism"
Cd Major Neghbors, excellent Indian agent has
been removed, and Mr. Rollins has been imported spe
know. As much about our Texas Indians as "a hog does
about holiday; while Maj Neighbors is old soldier
and settler here thoroughly acquainted with all the tribes
The frontier from the tomahawE and scapins knife Of
the savage. His continuance OF importance 10 the
peace OF the frontier. But he "faithful" demo.
vote and he was removed i is rather hard that the
lives OF innocent women and children should be sacrificed
TO slbssrye base party purposes BY no party" "peo-
pies" and Second Washington" administration.
3D. George L. Capp, our worthy and excellent post ef.
fee agent has been removed and man by the name OF
Pondexter who il is said has been 10 Teras has
been appointed in his stead clapp, by bis energy.
integrity method, and unremited attention 10 his duties
had ''won golden opinions from all sorts OF men," But
cap the climax, Mr. ClaPp Is wing, and was appointed
by Cave Johnson. Although a wing, he was Sc
account OF his extraordinary qualifications, and his
superior adaptation to the duties Of that post He
selected without the most distant idea upon his part and
without any solicitation OF himself or friends He NJ
once gave up heavy commercial business sold out his
Sore and devoted his whole time his new appointment
Bm this "spoIls" ADMINISTRATION, judging OF the past ad
ministrson by itself. and supposing therefore, that il
would appoint none but its own partisans TO Office at
removed him. imagining of course he was loco
focoto the chase language OF the mo party" or.
gam 'the Republic" This last act has put Taylorism
almost beneath coufenpt The whi0s lind now
in their denunciatons as the democrats Mr. Clapp says
he would take oath that he nterfeted by word
or Deed in the last presidential election. But that was
his error Interference in favor Of Taylor was highly
communicable; but for Cas-, highly eondsmnobs Even
neutrality proves to be political DEATH Look at John
Norvell Of Michigan. who maligned and slandered that
noble patriot, Cass through the telegraph, on the very
eve Of the election Although democrat, IA renegade
he is retained in his Office OF United States District At
tomey. But there ''is better time coming" In 1881
the democracy will drive this administration into retiraey
The federass will be again sentenced 10 twenty 1--WE
years confinement they were under old John Adams.
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