The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-24

places are occupied by pasans and incompetent persons
who took the places of tried that were removed
and then the Express talks of retail aton if Gen
Tay did come in upon exactly The opposite ground
OF being not the President OF party, but Of the whole
people. II these pledges TO be all abandoned, then
the the country knows il the better will be-
But the indications have quoted from The Mirror
and the Express significant enough. They seem
10 show that The has been suspended only TO fall
with additional ierocy when the Senate has adjourned
and no can be required
We have another voice too from this city in the follow
ing extract of letter from the Washington correspondent
OF the Baltimore Sum OF Thursday If these revelations
TO be relied on, what mercy the democratic office
holders to expect Or haw Is lne President to redeem
his solemn pledges promug gated 10 the whole country
during the entire campaign, that he should acknowledge
no party IN the movements OF his administration How
can sion" say that he has "iaen into mistake yet,
and will if he continues TO exercise the same pru-
dence and cauon'when, in the next BREATH the writer
afirms that the President is about TO betray his most
solemn promises and that rank prescription is TO be-
come the order of the day and, with appetite
morseless and scent keen that of DEATH two OF
his Secretaries about play the part of the eager
office .
Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, March %.
Harmony of lhe Prudence Of the President Prob
able emigration Of office hoiders-1he system Of appoint
The cabinet continues together with the utmost
harmony Of % and in regard to many subjects me
Judgment is acknowledged be and He has
fallen into mistake yet, and will not he continues 10
exercise the same prudence and canton.
stated in letter last week, that there Were, yet
of ah hss now vt enp 0'' Out
believe that the policy OF at least TWO Of the depart
lis settled and fixed beyond hesitation reconsider
alton Democrats holding office in these departments may
of the next quarter The Whole thing done sys,e
macaly and in such way as to avoid any nvdous dis
tinc,lons
The reappoinmcnt Of few Office ncumbents in Vr
GINA. form exception the general rule, and was
which Virginia has always acted State government
In relation to the Post Office Department it will be
known that its policy will admit OF very general changes
There about lhoussnd post offices, and the
number OF applications for each OF those worth having is
very great
The applicants might well themselves the trouble
for her papers put TO rest IN quiet pigeon holes never
10 be disturbed The highest viii. authority IN each con-
gesona district will be taken the proper guide for the
department in the choice OF to be appointed In
from the district will be taken if the election has not
taken place, then of the late wing membcf Ia democratic
districts the Postmaster General rely upon the next
best WING authority that he nd-he whig nominee or
the whig caucuses ard conventions.
vgilanI and active will be, ferret out all the demo
Gratis who occupy stations in its gift. Some
prominent and viii be selected marks than 9th
Thus, the postmaster in the CAPITAL OF Pennylvanin,
who edits democratic paper need not think to avert hls
fate by publishing editorials compmenng Mr. Colamer
going school bare fooled If Mr. z, don't leave that
editor bare headed. isiaer hoadess before many days.
then am much mistaken
Mr. Evans has accepted the appointment of Commits
sioner and is his way this city. The board viii be
immediately organized and the Secretary of State Will
give notice to claimants accordingly.
Many nominations that have been expected and urged
for various offices have been withheld for advisement
greatly the disappointment OF parties concerned
We shall hear, however of many appointments Ion