The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-25

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I +. Ill. WARRES The National Wing, at Washington
does more than justice Col Warren, the new Second
Assistant Postmaster General in what he says Of him In h'
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ment OF rlen and togs quick and sure In the exeeu
ton of business; has pleasing denreaao and is cou
leous all and brings his afduous iabos mind wei
stored with useful niormaton and Thoroughly alive To The
interests OF the whole Union"
The people OF Iowa need to be informed IN relation
TO the notorious character OF this man w arren The
above paragraph however, has been going The rounds al
the East and is for The purpose of enlghenlns thai
darkened portion of the moral vineyard, that we wish 10
correct public opinion abroad the character OF an IN
dvldudl who has become retainer OF the new admins
traton al Washington, and pensioner upon govern
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| Fiz Henry Warren came TO Iowa some two or three
years ago, political missionary, under pension from
the National Wing Executive Committee at Washington
being poor and having then and since no VISIBLE means
freely used IN marshang the wing forces OF Iowa tie
engaged immediately and actively in politics, and the
wings soon conceded TO him the place of chairman OF the
Wing State Central Committee; and at the late presden
ta election he stimped the State candidate for Presi-
dental eector upon the wing cket-he having previous
y acted behind the secfe travelling emissay
whose scavenger abors too mean and contemplate
either 10 be atheed rewarded openly even by the wing
party of Iowa Even the decent portion OF them
blush al his appointment and refuse to acknowledge In
the light OF compliment extended to the wing party OF
Iowa But to return. The task OF sketching the life Of
political land pirate having settled city OF habtaton is
about difficult that of describing Paddys flee When
you put your finger upon him, he isn't there So with
the subject Of SKETCH although traceable from the
slime which marked his snaky course he possessed the
skill of always rendering himself perfectly niang be
AT time find him engaged IN the celebrated 'hog-
driving" speculation, by which democrats deprived
OF their Totes by being sent from their own into other
counties day two prior to the election 10 drive hogs
to market At another We hear OF him beyond the bOr
ders of organized Iowa, suborning renegade Momons to
march vi ct to vote the wing ticket at defenceiess
election precincts western frontier Anon he is in
the Mormon camp the Missouri, armed with the
hority OF b-eccleslasc, having in hrs pocket com
mission from their then absent high Mesi, telling the
poor deluded homons that, in the absetce Of their spir
iual adviser she tWarren] would tell them how and
where to act" in the matter OF the election
No in Iowa doubts these things; for the men
who sent out TO drive the hogs paid for their
services, and there not wanting wings al the time
TO claim fair, bona tide business Transaction The
armed Momons also, who travelled over hundred ,les
TO vote upon frontier, paid 1.-TWO dollars day"
and although II YVES generally understood that the car
cases of two of them made food for the yu
lures OF Tic AR. reward Tor tier unlawful attempts
to eStor from the settlers the roast beef" portion OF
their per diem, still that wa, heir look out and that
also was fair business TRANSACTIONS I.e elders OF me
Mormon church likewise received two thousan dollars
and printing establishment from this deputy high priest
Warren; and although their votes were not counted by
the authorities OF Iowa, they Will doubtless be brought
before wing House of Representatives, and an effort
will there be made TO them IN dePfving democrat
of his In Congress But these all fair business
transactions; and the nefarious ayet in lre whole Of
them, having been faithful in few things 70 The great wing
party, called reward for his services to Place at
the capital of the nation TO turn the main crank OF the
wing gullotne, one which is expected to cut off more
heads than all the rest conbired to wit the post Of
Second Assistant Postmaster General.
Reader if you have business with the appointment ct
fee Washington you have only to enter the door, cast
your eye around I'LL it rests upon tall, gaunt figure,
with as, recedng forehead, and almost total absence
of the moral organs this the head of the department
If you honest man, Gas ii is presumed you must be,
in order be successful applicant "under the rule
do not annoy him with too steady look in the eye but
inwardy thank your that lie is not in the dead let
office tell hun your opponent tire incumbent whom
you wish supersede, an honest man, or Democrat
and our word for he will be removed but ii you wish
to obtain the office YOURSELF be sure 10 deny the first
charge which we have directed you to allese against
your opponent
meni is pretty fair commencement for "Ho party ad
mlnlslratlon.'