The North-Carolina standard., 1849-03-28
NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD.
=RALEIGH:
"WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9s. Is4s.
EQUIPMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

ID
By aud ,Oifh the Gduice and consent Of the Senate.
4 George Evans, of Maine, Caleb B. Smith, of Indi-
ana and Robert T. Paine, of North Carolina, to be
Commissioners under the act of the Congress OF the
United States, of the Sd of March, 1849 entitled
act to carry into effect certain sPulaons OF the treaty
between the United States of America and the
lie of Mexico of the Sd day of February, l64s."
. George Loyal, navy agent at Norfolk, from the
18th March, 1919, re-appointed.
William Sloanaker, navy agent at Philadelphia
from 18th day of March, 1849, vice ). d. Patterson,
whose commission will then expire
Joshua Tayloe, collector at Ocracoke, North caro-
lima, rice Thomas ]. Pasteur, whose commission e1-
pired. .
Rizop Rawls, resigned.
Allen A. Hall, of Tennessee, to be Register of the
Treasury of the United States, in place of Daniel
Graham, resigned.
Gales Seaton, of the District of Columbia, to be
Secretary of Legation of the United States to the
Federal Government of Germany.
A number of other appointments, similar to the
above, have of course been made; but we give the
above only, because they afford matter of information
for our readers and specimen of the policy OF the
Administration thus far IN this respect. -
Mr.. Loyal, Democrat, is Te-appointed; Mr. Sloana-
ker, Whig, takes the place of Mr. Patterson, Demo
crat; Mr.. Tayloe, Wing, in place of Mr. Pasteur, De-
mocrat; MIR. Nerheet, Whig, in place of Mr.. Rawls,
Democrat, &c. Mr.. Tayloe represented Beaufort
County session so ago in the State Senate. Mr..
Hall, of Tennessee, who succeeds Mr. Grahan is a
Wing Editor, who thus "gets his reward"
1t seems in error in stating last week that
the Editor of the Raleigh Register had been appoint
ed Secretary of Legation to Berlin. That paper of
Saturday last says:
ga very general mistake has been going the rounds
of the papers, as the appointment of the Editor
of this Paper be Secretary of Legation to Berlin
The mistake has originated, doubtless, in the fact,
that Gales Seaton, Esq, of of the Editors of
the National Intelligencer," has been appointed to
fill similar post-the similarity of the two names
causing the error.' --'
The Washington Correspondent of the New York
True Sun still insists, however, that Mr.. Seaton Gales
has been appointed to Berlin; but We have seen no
confirmation of it by the Senate. That Correspon-
dent says:
81 learn that Gales Seaton, Esq, son of Mr.. w.
w. Seaton, of the Inteligencer, has been nominated
for Secretary of Legation to the mission to the Ger
manic confederation and that Mr.. Seaton Gales, his
cousin, at present the publisher Of the Raleigh IN.
CO. Register, has been nominated to accompany MIR.
Hannegan to Berlin in like capacity. Personally,
these goods appointments. They are both quiet,
neither of whom, may add, will set the river
on FIRE. Mr.. Seaton Gales, as remarked, now pub
fishes the paper originally started by his grandfather,
the late venerable, Intelligent, and worthy Joseph
Gales, Sem, who established it after the close
Of the revolution, having been driven, with his fam-
ly, from England account of political offence.
These appointments, with that of Thomas Ewing, Jr
to be secretary to the President to sign land patents
and the comforting of Office the brother,in-law and
Son of Mr.. Webster, show that the aristocracy of
federalism is to be provided for, and also that the
kissing is to go by families" s-,