The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-13

- made by the Postmaster General from the 18th to the
10th of April 1t embraces y -four cases, twenty -four of
which were removals. Yet the word "renoved" does
mt occur once in the official report The administration
has great fear of the ioord removal but adherence
Of the a which that word is used to express Surely it
cannot have such poor opinion of the intelligence of the
Noodle as to think they be blinded by such trans
parent device
Yesterday published long list of purporting
70 be the removals and appointments of the 10th of April
This was mistake, but for which we are not re-
soonsibe One of the organs of the administration (the
National Whig) led into the error. 1t published the
list under the date "Apr 10TH" and supposed that
the work was done and performed on that day But it
seems that should have been headed, appointments
and removals by the Postmaster General up to April
7th.o The list give below continues the appoint
ments and removals to the 10th April.
We must again express obligations to the minor
organ, the National Whig for these details The
National Inelgencer does not seem willing to dabble in
the dirty waters of the post Office. We look to the
Wing therefore, for such information and in fact for
many officials which not communicated to the Ea-
tional nteligencer When we have third organ es.
tabshed we shall expect revelations, with some
moduatons of fact and variations OF views AS the old
saving is the the merrier" But with all the in
formation which derive from the National
Wing, we have still to complain of too mach reserve in
the publication of the removals We do not nd for in
stance the decapitaon of the inferior custom house
officers in its columns. We must 60 for them TO the
papers in the vicinage which frequently inform of
many changes that the Washington papers pass
For example, the New Haven Register of the 10th in
slant furnishes the following black list:
$50 BuoKrNeHAMn--The Secretary Of the
Treasury has issued ukase for the decapitaon OF the
democratic subalterns in the New Haven house.
"down boatman and tide-waiters" The following pro-
gramme has been carried out to the letter:
Marcus Merriman Jr, inspector, weigher, &c. in place
OF Elias Gilbert.
Henry Bsecher, inspector and gauger in place of John
Galpn.
Benjamin R. Hitchcock, inspector and gauger, in place
OF Walter Osborn.
George Trsadway inspector and boatman, in place of
Harry Loomis night Inspector place of Alfred Bassett
Lyman Osborn inspector at Milford and Derby, in place
of Mark Bristol.
Samuel Meigs inspector at Gulford and Madison in
Rodolphus Bartholomew inspector at Branford and Sa-
chem's Head, in place OF George J. Bartholomew.
Ofcourse President Taylor, who has mo enemies pun
fish," and who is anxious to edo away with party asperi-
ty," and who is ''not the President of party STRAIN
meled with party obligations of any kind" but "oahes
prescription" had no hand in those removals. Oh He
leave all such matters with his cabinet" Vive la hum
bug
As the Washington organs will not lift up the curtain
sufficiently high for to the entire operation of the
guiotne we respectfully propose that some neghborng
democratic press should publish, the New Haven Regis
ter has done in this the of every officer who is
removed and of every who appointed whether with
or without alleged cause or, that the removed officers
should communicate all the facts of the ourselves,
postpaid that we may lay every of prescription be-
fore the country and thus enable Congress- their next
session. estimate the full of the changes which
have been effected by this mo. party" administration:
Appointments by the Postmaster General-from Aprl
TO April TO-
posTMAsTERs
Samuel G, Taylor, Perryve, Hunerdon, N j., pice C.
VIM N Hennion, Parsippany, Morris, N J.. rice C. II
VIM B. Gardner, Berwcke, Columbia, Pa, vce NJ E
A. b Ross, Rocklale Crawford Pa. uice NJ Carringer
Henry stoner, High Spire, Dauphin, Pa, piee George
Eby.
Robt r. McRea, salsburgh, Indiana. Pa, rice Francis
Hiram Evans, Beatown, Lancaster, Pa uice Geo Rigg
resigned ne : =, o.ooa. ,.
Henry Relchardt, Providence Luzerne, Pa, uice S.
Aaron l.. Custer, Potsown, Montgomery, Pa, pice To-
bias Sellers
jeremiah Grouse, Selins Grove Union, Pa A. Keen
s. b. Moore, Franklin johnson, Ia. vice John F. Pegg
Thomas Anderson, jr, Chauncey, Athens, Ohio vice
Robert Sharp
JOS A Houston South Chadton, Clarke, Ohio, piee H
Lewis, resigned.
Elisha Mills, Yellow Spring, Green, O., pce Sam. w.
Cox, resigned.
Alex Kirkpatrick, Middleboume, Guernsey o., uice M.
S Maitland, resigned.
James B Williamson, Hisboro Highland, O., rice Dan
icl Browning
G. B. Hamilton Medina Medina o., vice c. B. Prentss
Crawford A. Adams, Warren Trumbull, O, pics ]. w.
Collins.
J. c. Cole, Monroe, Monroe Mich. pee w. P. Clarke
N T. Reed South Hanover, Jefferson Ia, vtce ID. d.
John W Ginger, Martinsvle Morgan, Ia, Milton
Hie, resigned
James s. Darragh, Vienna, Scott, Ia, vice A. D. Haw-
Lew Sharp. Carlyle, Clinton, H. pice Thomas S. Smith,
resigned.
Henry Steel, Mount Carmel, Wabash, ILL.,. piee VIM. Ar
;, Alonzo D. Dick, Pequot, Calumet. Wis.,, vice James
Illness, resigned
Joseph Smith, Mineral Point, Iowa, Wis., H. Plow
Isaac w Wheeler, White Water, Walworth, Wis, viee
A. H. Scovil resigned.
Jas. NJ Chadwick. Nowbury, Orange w. vice w. B.
Stevens. -
Rufus c. Smith, Waterbury, Washington, W., pcs T. B.
Oils Chi,tenden, Wendell, FRANKLIN Mass, vice Otis
Brooks 49,
E. Brownell, Modus, Middleser, Ct E. T. Jones,
resigned.
M D. Murphy, Locke, Cayuga, N. Y, pice L. Maby.
Wheeler.
Elisha M Adams Akron, Erie. N. Y, pice l.. d, Convey
Daniel b. Cady, Johnsown, Fulton, NJ Y. pice Fl. b.
Sidney p Johnsoa Dcpanve, Jefferson, N. Y, pice L.
u Frame resigned.
Edwin A. Fairchild East Bloomfield, Ontario, N. Y,
James Lee, Mechanicsville, Saratoga. N " J. D.
Chas Terry Shandakon Centre, Ulster, N " pice D. G.