The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-13
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


New YoRK. June TO- 1919
intended to have sent you tie Albany Evening Journals
register of executions made in this State the LIST inst
by the Postmaster General in and upon individuals in his
power guilty Of the heinous crime OF holding political
opinions different from those of this administration pledged
TO prescribe account of his politics. But mis-
laid the list However, send here with list (rom the
pape of the New York appointments made by the
same iunconary two days aiterwards-on the 3D. Your
readers will please take notice. that make for each
of those appointments head was duly chopped off:
NEw YoRK Posi- OFFICE APPOINTMENTS. g. l8i9.-
Bedford Wesehes,er county, N s Bates Pages Corners,
Judd; Gilboa, Schohare, John Reed Clarence, Erie,
Josiah b. Bailey; Fort Covingon franklin, Joseph sPen
fs Rahs Cos coan sa Ps
rim H. McGIawj % Phiiipsbuw, Orange, discon.iaued
Henderson; Catskll, Greene, David Ely; Honeoye Falls
Monroe, Ed Downs; Masonvle, Delaware. F s, FIeeman
oswego. Alfred Rce Perrn.on, Monroe, II: Van buren,
leans. smson Lyman3 somerset, Niagara, Francis o.
Pratt; Oak Hill, Greene, H Peck; EaIlvils. Madison
rem, Herkimsr, Ferdinand Tunnolf; Highland Mills
Orange, Morgan shert; BIoomvls Delaware, John Pc
en- Fulton. T. A. Hamlin Babylon Suffolk, Waiter W.
lso 5w oa joshua @assns
Clinton ppmohy Carpsa;ier Smoky mo0 oo% M
ey Gawe East
broke, Genesee, Geo W. Wright; Canaiohare. Montgom
Blake Wlliamsville, Erie, James +. Tcht
Forty-two removals the third, and about many
the first is going pretty strong in OF the thirty States
of the Union. That Is, when keep in view the fact that
General Taylora honor O pledged to make no disnc
ton between wings and democrats in the matter of holding
and giving office OF course all the successful candidates
for post Offices in this State adherents of Mr. VIM
H. Seward As for Mr.. Vice President Fillmore, said
by the qudnuncs Of Albany that black melancholy has
usurped the place in his breast until lately occupied by
green jealousy. Just now, his party is party all
but dozen personal friends continuing adhere
to him. The great OF his late supporters have gone
the cnemyto the camp of Mr. Stewards Hessians
Mr. Flmofe is amiabe gentleman, and clever wthal
He once passed current in Wall of his
readiness do his best to accomplish the purposes OF its
magnaes in the way OF securing special privileges for all
wishing them who known to be willing to devote
fair per csniage upon what they might be able
of The community by the aid of special legislation in their
favor, federal eeconeering purposes. But it being
apparent that he is utterly sor Of all capacity to help the
Wall shavcrs they have thrown him aside like
old shoe In being snnbbed by the administration Wash
ngt0i propliate Mr. Seward his fate has been scaed
in the estimation ct The saves in the street, and all
The very office boys of the brokers' taking from the
versaon of their masters, turn up their at the men
ton of his namc and ncredulous smiles when either
of his periodical schemes for regulating the finances of the
country commented on in their presence The making
him ptroer of this State has been his ruin-hat is
with the help of Governor Stewards army of backbng
followers who, understanding that such is the desire of Mr.
s lose opportunity to cry down the jolly gentleman.
But three months ago, half the federal papers of New York
protested adherence the fortunes Mr. F. against those
Of his rival Now if any is bold enough to stand by
his c"ors, know not which it is So much for the nlu
OF the policy Of the national administration in virtual
y surendering into Ex-Governor Stewards hands the APP
pointing power in all the nonsaveholding States.
Blythe by the clique in this city who claim be the
iidsnal friends Of Mr.. Seward and the administration
Messrs Draper Hall, Grinncll Co-are length conf
dent that Henry Clay will support the policy men, and
of the ocagona administration, without stopping
scrutnze either by his former principles and views
this alleged fact he
himself begged office for Mr. James Clay, his son. the
hand OF this They his blind adher-
the price OF the appointment of his son.
It |. subject of remark here that this clique
watch for the arrival OF every wing from distance of the
least prominence land inviting him magnificent dinner
on Long Island elsewhere in the ncghborhood ply him
with generous wine, exquisite French cookery, and
bright views of what Sewardism eventually effect for
federalism large the subject may be in condition to
keep upon his stomach. know of my own knowledge
that they careful surround every stranger wing sup
posed to have influence the moment he reaches New
York; and that they seek, by all arguments they think
likely compass the end, to win them favor the
schemes of Mr.. Seward The treating stories from
their own stickers."
AS no subject of importance the we'll being OF
our country than that of the character OF the rapidly in
creasng emigration ts shores, careful every
thing going throw light upon it, II is destined to give
us much trouble in after years if not properly managed
while heretofore if the great OF foreigners coming
into this country themselves among people,
learning in all things think and feel as Americans the
More arriving in the fifty years the better will it be for
the United S,a:ss.
The following tatior show at glance the relative in
crease of this population and prove beyond contra
dcton that unless adverse change In the ratio takes
place. shall In few years be receiving such accesons
by millions annually, rather than by hundreds OF thou
sands, present.
Number of Immigrants ,cho arrived NO York each month,
from, january to ay in the years from 1874 to 1919
1914: 1875 is46; Isn: 1873 ls as
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