The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-13
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING. MAY IS, 1910.


ket" II characterizes as ''ihe diamond the following
exuac, of his letter to JAS w Taylor SIN
permit myself 10 be The candidate Of any party. yield
myself TO party schemes"
The Gazette calls the letter 10 a citizen Of Lansing
bureh the ruby-the oneso Mr.. Deloney, the sdpphre
re letter TO the disappointed Peter Sken Smith, the
leraid-he one to j. A. Birkey, the trquose--to
Wilcox and Others the opa-to s. Bronson the agate
to VIM NJ Murphy and Others the erystdi-and another
extract to Peter Sken Smith, the topaz The following
are the last in the casket:
The An,ethysi.-"I have private purpose accom-.
pshno party project, to DSs ss'" sssrS
po,dd The Presdeat Of party would eodeavor
i"dpsndsnt Of party doninabm should feel bound
schemes "mF.rn Aii.o" letter. '
The Pea't-"rhe appointing power vested in NE Pres-
imposes delicate and oneIou duties So far as it Is
possible 10 be informed, shall make honesty capacity and
fdefy Indispensable prerequisites to the bestowal oil
office the absence OF either OF these Qualities shall bs
deemed sufficient cause Tor removal'-Gs"erd fayfoTs
How admirably (says the Lyconing Gazee) these jew
els, gathered before the presidential election grace the
brow ofihe luslrious owner The good u all parcs has
subseved by the OF an entire wing cabne
PARTY schemes have been utterly discoun'enanoed by the
THAT high office" has been filed with P'esden. "un
sa, sa as . sss.s
Ole yas, 't The ff:@Sai q . wasis'h pp the
ROSE, and host Of other political deinquents!
We have already collected and published these precious
evidences OF Gen Tayors pledges. Such, then, we
peat were the professions he adopted to assist him
getting the Office and what is his practice under it
We continue to draw upon the papers which come TO
with verdicts from the jury OF the vicinage. They
show in colors which are not to be mistaken, that all
these removals have been produced not for but for
politics In all these the good Of the officers
vouched for and the only motive OF their removal appears
! ha dannO i'm Ordp IN put in "a whj
The papers from which we quote denounce in just and
indignant these violated pledges Of the present ad
ministration. The following specimens OF the demo-
cratic press have all reached within the last twenty
four hours
| From the Augusta Cie) Age. May TO-
The GurLLorrsE IN MArsE.-The 'Boody Assizes' have
been eopened in Maine, and eight fresh victims have been
added the number OF those who have fallen beneath the
strokes of the axe welded bya President who has mo
friends reward or enemies to punsh-"no party
schemes promote, and Nothing to serve but has country "
Here follow the names OF the six collectors and
two surveyors of Name which we have already pub
shed in the Union]
the collectors Maine with the exception of the Portland
and Belfast districts Inc TWO remaining col ectors VIII o.
20 just their be agreed
The charac,er of the above appointments asonshes
everybody, and than the Taylor party itself
From beginning the fortunaes from the extreme
ultra wing" wing-most If all of them, being either
old ederas the scions Of old cderass and o!
them superannuned at that All in all, wretched
batch of appointments could well have been made.
The are either unknown to fame. most nniavoaby
known. The active working wings do not disguise their
view of these selections They expected
that other and far different would, in most of the
a Ss: ss% m Nh hasm ,say @
teminly and suitable man, would be appointed; and,
pc that he s .ea
Der of the board Of education, and went home, with
charge Of Of the d"e! Of the office a. Soon he
his shortly expected commission But scarcely had he
other reached hi. ears Surely politically as well
physically speaking :. in the midst OF life we are in
sad msreckonng 1t universally expected hereabouts
that distinguished ownsman, Hon David Bronson.
man No laboFed with greater zeal to elect Taylor,
and nobody did more to deluae the people into The belle,
public and private expectations have been wot"y blasted
the IL OF OF ba oa
for the post said to be his ancient federalism For the
Wiscasse district full blown prospects have been suddenly
wihered by the appointment Of very clever, but
nuated old ''gone seed" fcderalist.
appointments were bought about-whehcr through the
agency oil Evans Kent, or some new Richmond who may
have recently entered the political field
compare the character of the removed with the char
whether t:cse of rank. unqualified pro
scrpon for opinions sake " No charges were or could be
preferred against the incumbenrs except that they
democrats. Nobody dare affirm that any of them were
in the Ss ey w suffer by
with their successors
From tho Worcester (Aiass) Palladium May o.
Posr OFFICE REMOVAL -Maturin L. Fisher, esq ha.
been removed from the office OF postmaster in Worcester
and Edward w. Lincoln, esq appointed in his place
would be but folly in any that this change pro
ceeds from any but political Mr. Fisher has dis
charged duties OF position the acceptance Of the
department Washington, and given no substantial canse
of complaint the people having business at the Office
In his hands the office has been used TO our know
edge, subserve the interests real supposed OF any
political party than another Gen. Taylor found him
democrat in office, and he has removed him to make
for wing; and that is all the explanation that
be given Tho successful applicant has the merit what
ever is, OF having been among the earliest advocates
Gen. Taylors election.
the Carlisle pa Volunteer, May 10.
ANOTHER HEAD oFF!-RKMovAL JOHN MOORE, ESQ
John Moore, esq has been removed from the office OF
master Newvie in this county, and James WIdner APP
pointed il his place. We somewhat surprised when
we heard of this removal No heard
word OF complaint against Mr. Moore He was able,
accommodating and popular officer, and always fulfilled the
duties of his Office without Partially to individual
party every respect, he enjoyed the
ilencc of all His removal therefore, cannot be the
ground set forth in General Taylors inaugural, for he
'.honest, capable, and faithful
Mr Moore, believe, received his first appointment
from President Jackson He is advanced in Year,,
and poor, and has family dependent upon his exertions
dered his muske and marched the defence of his
try. He participated in many hard. fought battles and
returned To his home her peace had been declared,
ing honorable testimonials Of his bravery and good conduct
Mr.. Moore is and always has been democrat, and
for this, and nothing has removed. He