The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-18

administration. The . National WING io'io"ins III
the sudacious w.se of Mr. Fz Henry warren the Sec
ond Assistant Postmaster General asserts boldly tha'
mot single removal has been made in the fost ohce
Dsnarment tehouf " For cause, indeed! Tell us
then whether you have given the accused specialization
of charges, and given him any opportunity to defend
himself? Has this been done has it been done as
in the case of the Comm ssoner of Public Buildings
Knocked him with the demand OF charges against which
he might defend himself, and then, before the defence
was made, or even the charges specified in writing,
turned him adr in GOODNESS and in disgrace But it
means, by cause, the removal of postmaster for his
democracy, and The substitution of voracous wing, and
the rumpp up of miserable preex to conceal the
humbug, believe it; but the press of the vicinage
knows better and il begins to speak in trumpet tongue
against these abuses. We have reminded the public of
the pledges that were given of party candidate and
no-pary President, and have shown, in the numerous
removals that have already been effected the various
evidences Of their violation We leave the argument,
therefore, 10 stand for ITSELF whilst draw upon the
democratic press for the following specimens of the in
dignant manner in which these charges have been re-
ceved in various sections of the country:
From the Harrisburg (pa) Register
The ADaIssrRArIos- Before the election. Gen. Taylor
declared that he ultra whg"-that he womb
endeavor to break down the asperiies OF par-hat he
would be the President Of party but Of the Whole peo
pie Many democrats believed his deciaratons-relied
upon his promises. and voted him and though large
majority of votes and Was called to the heIm o.
called him as his advisers none but ,ra e
men who would go my length pun down bring into
and glorious administrations measures which contributed
ho "on 40 our 0nrvaed prosperity nation. both
in Tue ne,lthful Influences men who would destroy
s od;1 ara equal tariff Of 1876 and build
constitutional treasury for Mr. Websters "obsoete idea
hand and Do the tender mecies of the lords Of the
Spindle and their relations the rag This
ne. is like unto it We We're told that hones Sne ea te
city. and fidelity was to be The giving the people
sdcrstion in the selection of officers And how has
practice agreed with the PIecept! Badly very badly !!
have no doubt is interpreted fidelity to General
Taylor, and therefore, those who not hi. faithful
doubt strictly adhere his determination to require
Jddel,ty to himself fear he will be so mindful
OF tho Other two requirements-honesy and capacity
sepe up to standard He nominated for governor of
Congress from Indiana, who refused supplies our
!" oa as ws. in @
constituents no longer worthy OF their confidence and yet
'was fit 10 made" General Taylor not satisfied with
one such nomination, he proceeds for the
place the notorious Governor Pennington, Of New Jersey
%o soS lew years ago CONCEAL
much for "honesy and capacity thus But look for
moment al the appointment of the Fz Henry
Warren as Second Assistant Postmaster General the
most important officers in the department, by him nine
moved Th Mr. Warren Yanss a dsa may . DC
boos and leather, and Jailed the some 500 OOO
benefit of the nolvcn laws Indeed openly charged
that he had committed fraud and swndled his creditors.
agen. in managing elections. He soon becam. famous IN
ms new nome ia J'ckey and chSaney and now he is
General under which proposes require
honesty as quality necessary in its officers. M,rs
From the Pennsy vanian.
JAcos CONDEMNATION the 3D. Of January is45. Mr. Hud.
SON. of Ma sacuseits who about to be- he has
House of Representatives;
"Resoiued, That the Committee Military Affairs be di.
eced to inquire into The expedency of requesting the
pss , R q a the ons R s1s :! Nh re ban
to propose to the Mexican government forthwith
IL +. ALL 0 Cyl T TAT E;x
EXPENSES OF THE WAR, aud that the boundaries be.
tween the United States and Mexico shall be established
that Mexico shall be hell 10 paya just claims due
veuon shall be entered into by the nations provide
ment" f'
through the entire country, and in the army greeted
with the bitterest denunciaon and scon. That wa,
defeated by majority of the Hous, OF
proved nothing; that it should have been offered
eIa,n,d was the wondsr It's vile snsse lions were pub
countries. making the heart OF the distant sink
rerey, do doubt, with undlsembled mortified
amazement, and If he has recollection like other men
il he is the of sense he 10 said be by his ardent
nirers-he would have remembered all who had the ard-
hood TO endorse tbs TREASON OF this nfa proposal
FORTY-ONE WINGS VOTED FOR 1T; and oro,ninen,
among these find the of the present Postmaster
Genetal Jacob Colamer, then n member of H)use
who sits at General Tayors side and advises him in
tho discharge OF his high duties President Every demo-
Graf potfd against II See Congressional Globe, proceed
lngs OF House, pages 3d. 81
This is the same Jacob Colamer who is daily giving to
the world the evidences of Gene raj Tay
pad Iauh IN proclamlng against removals from office.
Ana more than this lie is the who directs his
executloner Warren to dishonor such citizens Simon
Dunn, OF Wesmorcland county, old venerated ci,i
the father of that brave whose life was offered
in the valley of Mexico, sacrifc country so bit
tery lnsulted by Mexico and Colamer. He is the same
man who has outraged the gallant Colonel Geary (the
noralized itself at Chapultepec,) by removing him from
the post office at San Francisco He is the man thai
prescribed the father of the brave Cheaiha,n by
removing MIN from the place OF postmaster Nashville
II - sa'd republics are ungrateful But it is
Inc people are honest and is their servants who are too
otten unworthy OF them General Taylor is rewarded
because lie fought In the Mexican war he ~, no merit
besides, that any captain in the army NAV not boast Of
ana YET one oil his very first Postmaster
General man who publicly caumni atod his country bv
most reasonable vote, and whose first official acts re
marked by prescription of all who fought in that war or
VIC defended It against the domestic foe
.Le.~ Taylor Is responsible for these outrayes-T,r
Thav e dgatnH public opnion and The aattons honor
,h u go ne may right himself before the country If
weIu zone "ih his consent people ouph to knou,
''"''"'oh'hs as the exposure would be.
r, From the Pttsburg Morning Post
lHs BAsEsr ACT OF ADMINISTRATIONS VS,non n.
hts oeeh removed from the Office of pos,m s,. ~
II.oeuo's aIu ,of what because he was a vetcr,n
de nocrat. And who is Simon Dunn He i. th soerah
fAtncr OF one oil and h..,