The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-07

and always considered you one Of formidable
By he sa saS S
Pointnens TO Office viii meet Their hearty approximation
fed BY some good appointment; for although politically op
posed you yet your courtesy TO ms on ali occasions has
Rev. William Ssxsmi,b. Of ,he Ms,hod.t p,oestan,
church formsSIv NJ Wash;nS,on ,as Tins n friend
unaet ua's ~ Decemper 40, ioa4'
am politically opposed to Mr. Marriott, but Il affords
ana Pohucai services ana earnestly nope that VIII DO IN
Dsr him Iona % % N aSe
yono Tor Hi. honor and ineerv Of and 70 he
ieve thar he will prove honest capable and faithful in
any trust"
Next N enable the oemhars of ,ha Sana,a IN decide
wnetner am emed % nearing q their par, has.
~ I'm o 1919 y SVyeIdl usuns ulsneu cnD: s
the following extract from letter addressed TO me by
EX-GOVERNOR Grason, February rs, 1s45;
with you your political character and services
were frequently the subject Of in INV
was in the habit TOO Of reading various articles that were
ana % aaa rom ~
~ 800. ~ . Ii oPnlons, .nal you WeIe oe "
ican cause am so well convinced Of the sacrifices and
exertons you have made for party and of your merits
h, ana %rs n mat nGng would me
desire"
tsM gvG an eAsacI TOD leuer adalessed 70 non
Jun t>e,eon " - orhato uiauspy oi aaron county
one o. Tue nooiesr u naryiands democrauc sons-De-
at gives me more than ordinary pleasure TO bear my
testimony TO the great merits and strong claims upon the
sso so I If q me M s,se 70 a a es
,a h abv amd curing me Pa. con
ad,ira,ion of ,ha vrhol TJ III s hI e
oh as
test confess looked for success All his services as
have been informed and believe been rendered with
out remuneration and, In addition to this, know that he
mas or number OF years past abored at all points where
a p 0ou 70 possoy useful win an eaines
NOT we'll he surpassed '"e'y i' WIN anu oo''u
K.nan naoa.n, ,s,s esq neA' MIes 70 rloh' ANUS
nenuah' De0cihuci io.i' io4s' as ionows'
vI Seiy es'eemea irena barzal Marriott esq desires
he .. Lnn, NJ M.r,, . ca uo VII ,."i oaL t
bestatioo Is saving that more ihonnah ua az
not on This broad Continent He has abored hard and ef
cieny the late glorious struggle which has resulted
uiumPhanty for democratic men and measures He has
been for some time the editor Of the Democratic Herald
pnolshea ~ hnnapos and me entire republican party oil
hiI,v Viii xh,ch M. asoi 70 ~. - @
=, IT. men
Inc non. oJoaon rinien, lIolmerly member OF Con-
anaer tne same da'e' wrote 70 Hon. Cave johnson
as iohows'
"Barza Marriott desires to enlist your kind feeling. in
bis behalf, and take pleasure in making him known TO
you ne seeks s,uaton IN ,he employ and
VI ~ s ' INV more and de-
oS ~, b,s, eds D.ea ~ % WIN our parry ~ one
con,et. Ibe influence Of his ,ony,s ana ne b pn IN
and acknowledged by the democracy His auaidcations
undoattedhs claims strong as any mans in Mary
land"
These testimonials of nv merits as n citizen and nv
services as champion OF the democratic cause, will
suffice ust to induce the democratic members of the
Senate to lend me their ears Il is clear that was not
stricken down by George p Kane, amid my affection and
caamtes, account Of my ofcious interference with
the elections whilst holding petty office under the gov.
eminent but have been removed for the aid rendered
the democratic in the trying political contest OF
1914. Although my democratic zeal that occasion
commanded the respect and admiration of every noble
Zoe, as the wing letters above quoted IRON attest, yet
George Kane and his advisers had TO 20 back that
period TO find an excuse for my nhuman erucifxop; and
this has been done, be remembered, under the rule OF
President who, eff elected, would not be the mere
President OF party "would endeavor to act indepsnd
minister the government untrammeed by party schemes"
Gen. Taylor said, in his inaugural $50 far as il is pos
sibe TO be informed, shall make honesty, capacity, and
fidelity indispensable prerequisites for the besowal of
Office; and s absence OF either OF these qualities shall be
deemed sufficient cause for removal" In tins there was
an inferenal pledge to remove who was not dis.
honest, incapable, unfaithfu and hence every man
who has been deprived OF his post by him his subord
nates is nerentay charged with these offences II the
removals intended to bring these charges against
US, they certainly were, thea the duty OF the demo-
cratic Senate is clear Il is 10 compel the proscriptve
agents OF this ahless administration TO show that they
have appointed better 10 fill the places OF those they
have so unceremoniousy removed and that they have
elevated the standard and dignity OF the Office" BY the
changes and ii they fail 10 do IT, TO administer them the
punishment which they deserve. II the appointments
made in other sections Of the country resemble those
do--then large majority oil both parties will pronounce
many OF them scandal upon the nation and insult to
every high minded and right feeling citizen Nine enhs
OF the Baltimore public will sustain me, when say that
George p Kane has in some cases, elected the worship
ping Christian to give place to the bawdy house bully
removed 1.-THE faithful son Of temperance to make room
for the nocturnal reveer in barrooms and other places
of disspaon-and cruelty yictimzed the duet unohtru.