The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-21

The APP ,ntmenis autographed, Yesterday, for Bus
Ion, New York aiId New Osleans afe higi,iy accep-
able, not only 70 tho wings Of the several localities
but to all who know the eminent fitness und worth
Of the gentleman appointed. Mr. Greedy, Of Boston,
Is not only man Of great pr0bltyand personal WORTH
hut IN incorporating and Jealous Wing. lie has
for many yenis been among the most devoted nd
vocates 81 Whig principles IN the Old Bay Suite. ~
; During the late Presidential campuign he gave up
his whole time to political labor, and The result OF
those lbors were NJ, not Gully Ia his own State, but
elsewhere The nppfup riatcness ut his appointment
does not consist Ia his distinguished political merit
merely but Ia his ~ rsonul fitness. He isa merchant
Of extensive busin,ss aud enlarged views, and int-
ma,ely acquainted with the duties OF the important
office 10 which he has been cull,d ss.s
Samuel Peters, Esq. who has received the APP
paintsnent Of the Collector Of the port of New Or
leans has long been an intimate friend Of the Presi
dent and will be remembered by those who attended
the Philadelphia Convention as warm advocate 81
his nomination. Heis nian Of great personal pop
ulnrity, Of thorough business habits, and Wing
whose influence and zeal are known To oil true men
In Louisiana.
The appointment of J. Prescott Hall Esq, TO the
very responsible office Of Attorney for The Southern
District of this State Is received with great favor
He is emineny fitted by his earning and ability 10
discharge satisfactorily the duties Of the Office fof
which he has been selected. Few men did more 10
mould public sentiment during the late campaign
and no IMAM wns more eloquent or successful as a
public advocate Of the principles Of his party The
Office could not have been more worthily bestowed
or It's Qutle9 thrown upon out Iuiy
10 discharge them satisfactorily.
Philip Hone, Esq, who has been awarded the
post of Naval Officer, has been unwavering, con
sislent and working Wing for quarter Of
fury. Ills name Is as familiar as household wolds
TO every Wing in the Stute, and hls appointment
win be received compliment 10 The venerable
men whose devotion TO Wing principles b IS borne
the test of an hundred defeats
These important appointments with olhera Of
minor character) are sufficiently indicative Of The
urip irl. xph fhn urtinn N
tration.--Ab En- journal
We shall give place TO the expose Of epery officer
who has been removed, and appeals to the press for
the publication Of his grievances - Union.
Unless the Union shall be enlarged, i, will hardly
find room for the multitude OF 'appeals likely to he
made 10 It's courtesy. Mr.. Edward Stubbs aloae
occupies two columns with his grievances al
though there Ia nothing at all peculiar about them,
We do not see how any of the 'pruscrbedn can take
mp less spncc while there many whose suiIerings
are much more intolsrable. MIR, Suibbs complains
chiefly that he was tnrued out without being told
why. But this charge is altogether unfounded for
Mr.. Stubs was told 10 leave because he was not
wanted This reason would be deemed sufficient by
any reasonable man, and Is oil the reason ever as
signed by Locofucos when Wing otfice-hoder is
sent adrift. But MIR. SinbLs appenrs 10 be gen
tlumnn Of exceedingly dull comprehension. He must
be nc rly related to the fellow who although repent
edly asked TO sgon only took The hint thnt he was
'not wantcd up there when he found himselfpilch
ed out OF the second story window. a
As there will doubtless be great many I.ocofocos
co npell-d 10 follow in Mr.. Stubs footsteps, we
would respectfully counsel them 10 silence. Those
who, like Mr.. Stubs, .bubber like babies" because
their places are taken from them, nny render heni-
selves ridiculous. Alb. Err. Journai ...,
,'You WHO HAVE TEARS" &c Our late comman.
der, his ex-excelency Marcos Morton las been re-
moved from the Office of collector OF the port Of Bos
ton and Charleslown, Notwithstanding all we have
done 10 keep him In "place." Taunton must do
something for her prosecuted son. Wind soulhelly.
- Boston Posi-. 5-...B B#E& @8Bs
II lie difficult 10 decide whether Wings or Loco.
focos are most rcoiced at the removal OF Mr. Nor
ton His half advocacy of Van Buren,, when Cass
40 much needed the zealous support Of the whole
party rendered him odious to The Locofoco papers
OF Massachusetts, as any Barnbnrner wns to the
Hunkers Of New York. The manner In which this
change IL received proves TINT the Locofoco papers
only find fault with General Taylor when he turns
out their particular PETE They have no word of
censurc, nor single tear. when gentlemen who We're
luke-warm In their support of "regulnr nominations
are decapiated. Yet the evidenceof prescription
is just az strong In the one case as In the other