The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-17

INDIAN SPRIKGs,
Martin county. (Indiana IuIv \ IsAQ

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Martin county, INDIANA, y July =, ls49.
NO prescription for oPinion's saks."-z Iaylor.
As have not seen my removal from the Evansville
ndianal post ONCE noticed in any Of the Washington
city newspapers, will briefly the facts connected
with the and commence BY saying thai what the
wing party OF Evansville could mol do or at least aid moi
az has been done Oy two MEM neither o. them resident
gress, Z. Embree and Caleb b. Smith, holding fat
Office al Washington and this has been done in direct
Evansville. as the files Of the Post Office Department will
clearly show. As soon a. il was known that General
Taylor elected President. several of our respectable
for The Office then held provided vacancy occurred"
They got up petitions, which were numerousy signed
one Of them was told had six seven hundred names
to all these respectful suppcaons Mr. Collamer paid
attention. am told that letter after letter from our most
influential and worthy wing citizens was addressed to
most respectful to appoint their friend. providsd
vacancy occurred and most OF them supposed would OF
course be removed, as was democrat, and had re-
ton. But all this would not DO II my information can
be relied upon-and have some faith in t-Mr. Cola
ner in substance said NJ have had the records Of the
Evansville, Indiana, has been faithful public officer
and it is my desire to retain him =; and am futher in
formed and believe that would have been retained had
he could not be reelected to Congress- unless was
moved and the editor Of the Evansville Journal appoint
he would nss 70 lave me
And i Is also true that Caleb Smith did promise q use
worthy old citizen Of Evansville All men are liable to
change their opinions circumstances alter and
in this instance his homer after looking at the signs Of
have declined to fulfil their promises As to my removal
personally, care but little about it. Had Mr. Cola:
mer removed me to make room for Daniel Chute, whoml
succeeded, Judge Edward Hopkins, VIM Brown Butter,
any other person selected by the wings OF Evansville
my mouth would have been closed on the subject But
VIM. H: Chandler not their choice; and this fact
knew ks NY complaint y not that have been r.
purpose has dared to dictate TO the people Of Evansville
when he knew their will, and that Mr.. Collamer has
this as Many Of TIE wa Ct Eys
them and aeS this aon neglect s saps
BY hf
Of his partythey must settle their accounts as they
think best have doubt that when Mr. Albertson j.
elected to Congress- ne will watch over the interests Of
the wings Of our good city with the same fidelity that he
will over those OF his party AS 10 G. b. Smith,
shall leave him to the tender merces of those who
slider themselves deceived.
disposed TO resign owing 70 my bad health but
prevailed upon TO remain in office by the wings OF our
city and the reason they gave was that If did resign
Embree would get the editor oil the Evansville Journal
appointedwhich event has taken place without my re-
signing. am now rejoiced that obeyed the request,
and remained in Office for thereby have tested the sin.
certy of Gen. Taylor otrepeaed declarations that there
should be removals for opinions sake. have also
tested Mr. Colamers honesty and Of moral obga-
ton. The facts in my case will show that have been
removed because | am democrat, and for no other
cause and this has been done not much for the benefit
Of the person who succeeds me- for the purpose of
trying to insure the election OF party demagogue to
Congress, who has been constantly preaching against
party and prescription. Tayorsm, not partyism, has
been his song Alter few weeks he will have to sing
''ioo'' - B. f. DuPUY.