The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-19

"Ion,"a correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun, writes
under date from Washington, as follows:

"Ion" correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun, writes
under date from Washington, as follows:
Mr. Warren Fi,z Warren. the wing butcher; as repre-
ened, has not yet turned on, sng man Perhaps i.
that that the whole sheet OF the Union, this
morning, does not contain The name OF r,tz Warren
There is another reason as lea to believe, why Mr.
Fz Warren has Of late been negl ctd by
tie democratic press The mannta,tory OF charges against
burs,ed for want of stock and credit: Some there
upon the appointment of Mr. Fiz warren, demanded OF
him the payment OF an o % uwe nod nun he
would assault Mr.. Fiz Warren through the Union, and
mand could not be complied WITH and the threat
cued The democratic papers here rang with the denun
Citations of this vndctive creditor against Mr. Ftz warren
in ceased. Democratic editors partisans
though they may beare too honest and too just 10 make
themselves instruments of private malice in their comments
90 party opponents
The assertion that Fitz Warren has "not yet turned
out a single man. is perfect sophsm 1t is not his
province, as every well informed man knows; but he
makes out the for the action of the Postmaster Gen
eral Those who have traced him in Iowa know that
he capable OF colorng everything TO suit his feelings
He is rabd whg, and, no doubt, reckless proserp
ZIONIST
Ions alusion to the Union of the 18th is of itself, Of
very little consequence but if "Ion" will put his
spectacles Uor noe know he them) he will find
tain the name Of Fitz Warren" and in the following
terms
cit should be ,ecolected that the first Washington had
no such execuoners about him Ewing and Collamer.
Sucl butcher Fi,z Warren could not have Obtained n
nomination from George Washington for Il constableship
We know nothing about the man in the mask, or OF
his motives; though if he employed the threat which is
ascbed to him. he must have supposed that the conduct
Fz Warren had been bad enough to authorize him to
use it, Ftz Warrens amongst the first appointments
that made by the administration, and attention
early called TO it, We received long article from the Wor
ceste Palladium, with line from that town. We repub-
ished it, but moi until satisfied by highly hon
orable in this city, who acquainted with Fitz
Warren, that many OF its statements were correct. We
have neither written nor published syllable about him
which was not fully substanated by the most conclu.
Ave testimony In fact, 10 this moment one has had
the hardhood to attempt a refu,ation Tha: charge,
standing against him in Massachusetts,, still remains
reued 1t stands upon the documentary evidence and
statement furnished 10 us by Mr.. Beach, the mas
| Ter in chancery. As for the man himself, we care
nothing 1t is because the fly in amberbecause he is
al the head of bureau which, or less, controls the
fate OF 1900 postmasters that have thought it our
duty to unmask the unworthy dispenser of Executive
patronage. Like "Ion," we edo not know Mr. Fz
Warren from the gable end of the Capitol, but (we)
know what justice is" due to fellow citizens; and
lei others seek the Second Assistant we will
continue 10 unmask him. We publish an article about
him to-day. We have another ''rod in pickle" for him.
"lon' is mistaken in the course of the democratic
press. The gibbet is still standing for his execution
and il the correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun had him
self the opportunity of seeing the mail that receive
he would scarcely have ven,ured the assertion he has
made
We have ourselves great regard for "Ion," both al
a man and writer. His talents and his standing
entitle him to every respect But he will scarcely i'm
prove his character for discretion by playing the attach
or the advocate of that very excellent gentleman" MI
Fitz Warren. He had better leave his defence to sue
Biting writers WISCONSIN or "Diogenes"
i No MORE LHTrERs-The postmaster at Kensngton, re
Gently superseded in violation of the pledges of Il. Taylor
placed upon his Office the following comca notice
htracu a deal of attention, and causes many heart
panghi
KRNsrseroS, Philadelphia county, May 9, lS49
'Ehave friends reward, enemies to punish ~
Ut
n Tbis pos, office closed until 1853
BY order of ZACHARY TAYLOR,
President pro tom
PsrsR RAano, late postma.terN y Globe