The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-16
THE UNION.

But even this pittance be taken away from the
hungry partisan 10 prove that this is party admin
istraon! Talk about John Tyler-he was angel OF
light to such Judases now manage matters at Wash
ington.
the Florence (AIa) Gazette.
THE GRossEsT PRESCRIPTION YEr-We
proscrpt which the "spos hating opary party have
perpetrated since their accession to power We aude
of nelghborng town, Tuscumbia. His
character for honesty and capabliy fully endorsed by
whig authority. He went before the President with
mend atoms which should certainly have appealed to the
msgaanimiy, the lssray and the uslice Of the mos!
was enough for the man who had mo enemies to punish
friends TO reward Since the accession TO power OF the
present dynasty we have seen many faithful and honest
public officers removed have the proscrp
on pIaGseo' but me removal OF Mr. Bell IS the most u
and in denouncing IT, we but express the indignation
unattended with sinse palaring Circumstance for
no other reason under the sun, his democracy,
was he removed In 1910, Mr. Bell escaped the bloody
knife of the ruthless Granger permitted
pass by Taylorsm His case was strong one could
are unable say. We understand, however that the i'm
preston exists at Tuscumba upon reliable ground that
Crittenden OF Kentucky-lhe same Mr. Crenden who, in
his celebrated speech last asserted that he oath
move an oiceholdcr for opinions sake There is foul
play somewhere and the removal OF Mr. Bell shows with
practise ueachery
From the Albany Express
REMOVAL OF WIN. s. KIrrLE Not little asionishnent
nouncement of the removal of Mr.. VIM S. Kiitle. mail
agent the western railway between this city and Boston,
and the appointment of MIR: Barows, of Hnsdae, Mas
sacbuses relative, IL is said, OF Mr. Fz Henry Warren,
the Assistant Postmaster General.
Mr. Kittle is we'll known throughout the States of New
York and Massachusetts, one OF the efficient mail
agents in the service of the department Indeed. hez
ard nothing by the assertion that it would be almost i'm
possible to find in community man who in
so high degree Mr.. KiLte the physical and mental
qualifications requisite discharge the duties of this
duous station, and who would be willing undertake it,
No is assigned for the removal of Mr. X There
are no charges against him. any com plants from
quarter He is whg in his political opinions, and voted
for Taylor and Fillmore the last election We appre-
hend therefore, that he has been mlsepesened to the
Post Office Department. as the best OF recommendations IN
his behalf transmitted the Postmaster General,
with full confidence that the declaration of the admintra
ton in regard removals would be sucredy regarded
The Post Office Department has means of knowing
anything of the aruous labor VIII CHI the agents this line
of railway compelled perform large amount OF
letter is thrown into the at all the sta
tons the route be mailed and distributed the
rious points beyond the place of reception To perform
this work properly, requires combination OF active powers
and pc receptive faculties rarely found in the ndivd
ual. This combination Mr. Kle possesses in high de-
gree, personally have to know. We therefore
entertain the hope that the department will retain his
if he should be transferred other route
that may hereafter be established.