The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-12
,p,ion pro.er,eea'-- with Vengeance,

Prose plion Proscrioea''-Svith Vxagesposi
II we were to select two of the best men in yr,0,
and Two OF the faithful officers under the govern
ment we would select the very Two gentlemen who.
fate is Swallowed forth in the following article IN Thu
days Richmond Enquirer DR.. Cali, the postInas,s,
Norfolk, and Mr.. Geo Loyal The navy agent al Norfo
are two men OF the finest qualifications OF the hish,
honor and OF the puest character, within the aKols c
Gle OF our acquaintance; but that nothing 6,
avert the rage OF prescription and the impetuosiy
Office. seekers:
"RuxoaED REMOVALS An NORFOLK. --NosFoLA, Oct g.
1t here that presrnt postuaser De- Cali
to be removed, and thai Thomas g. Bonghton, IT,, son
Thomas G. Brunghton editor OF the Norfolk Hrrsl NM
be appointed IN his stead l. Is also IN ored that Dr. Ja
MaIory Is TO succeed George Loyal ia the nan
agency" a WI. IN xtAt
We fear that the signs Of general sweep loo sou
to be mistaken, The correspondent OF the Baimou
Clipper (Arisdes) writes, upon "reliabe auiony ,ls
the administration is resolved exercise the power Of
mova, here and elsewhere, satisfy the most ,np
desire of the wing party, and, at the time to CON-
mand its appreciation for the justice which il designs b
me,e out to ALL hope this will prove to be the cx
for am sure neither the country the wing party vii
ever be satisfied unless such policy shall be boldly al
ried out" He goes on 10 illuminate his threats against
Major Hobbie. one Of the most efficient officers aachs
| to the government. nH
Another correspondent Of the same paper (LueuD
gives further indications Of the same design;
I" The small beginning made in the Post Ots Dspat
ment ION the 9th) in the way OF removals. ha been M
lowed up day (rhursday BY several Others, the whda
which for the benefit Of the service, and tend that
justice which the wings have been long delayed h.
ing melted them. Theie were also two or three
'no,sls IN the War Dtpa,im and some changes q MAJ
The work has aily commenced now and by me time Con
gess gets together again al the changes E aaOe btsA ma
that of departments intend 1salhg arong the dm
crafts l. will be reserved question wheher the radical
sy.npathize with tue aboonists si, be lndi'cfa
inaey turned out but the chances are that they will al
have 10 20. Ii to be disput that they far
foes 10 the administration and TO the best ln
oil the country than the democratic party proper
The correspondent of the Baltimore Sun dom confirms
the same idea. He first afhrms that Mr. Fillmore "ha
done well TO declare from the beginning OF bis admins
tration the policy of leaving minor appointments to h
heads Of the proper departments He has steadily a.
hered to this course, and has saved himself much ouba
by it," He then adds "The runors that many removai
are yet be made have brought crowds OF applicant
male and female TO the doors of the Secretaries The
are besough day and night BY people with fearful sya
to keep in restore appoint, or turn out clerks and os
subord mates They haue determined, it rould seem y
give the Offices TO togs and long in has been maz
lJor prescription 0n INC iN Po1"o ~ co. "'o'
| erpeeied." E sst
We hear occasionally OF removals that have been nsa
in several bureaus, but presume the grand auto *
reserved for the LIST OF November And all this IN the a
Of the solemn pro,esta,ons that were made by the wa
during the last presidential election. and encouraged
General Taylor and Messrs. Clayton and Cntisndsi'
that there were .'no friends to reward nor enemies
punish" and that the new dynasty was to come H.
not 10 remove incumbenls, but 10 prescribe Woscnp
,ion We understand that our streets begin to swan
again with ofice-seskers. When one vulturs Desa
with It's prey, the swarm Immediately gathers rouh
in search of more victims