The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-12

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dsf sss unlssd sasss Iad.sas who has not been
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msy - demoeraic postmaster IN tho
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A member from Florida writes,
Tho sweep In Florida hss bean general and complete
% isr a. recoIsci and no owes hs continuance. thu:
lar. dspa,e bs,wssn different applicants for the spoil
s.s ssarss po.ss rsssa Il s Augustine IS az sscs
lion ssnersI rule which has been put prac,ice
A member from Illinois writes:
.sey . yos, inquiry ,..s occasion 2 s.y thai, n
saa ocs a. this time, Of any consequence o. coasds
A nsmbsr irom Texas writes: ns
oSce IN our sie have say every democrat who
held occ any importance has been removed, l,here
whoss po,ics do Lno~l and their have been
supplied by whgs-ssseral them from other States.
member from Alabama says; s n
Office in this Stale. (Alabama, and shey flied
BY whigs The exceptions arc isw and generally unim
portant.
A member from New Hampshire writes:
In your inqairss, removals have generally
been made In the most snporsant offices IA New Hamp.
shire BY The present sdmnisus'on, and wings appointed
in place Of democratic s
To which member from Vermont adds:
The same s true with regard 70 vermonL 8e
A member from Ohio says:
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present .dminisuson Of very asss mslosy of ne pes
s and spPoinmsn,s made from the ranks of friends
Of the adminissation. 5000
member from Tennsssse says;
In answer yonr Of this date have say that
nearly s The odcss under the general IN the
STATE n Tsnnss:se Of any impof'Anos Or smolamen are
A member from Connecticut writes;
In inquiry Just put 20 me- have % say that
there are In my cong'e'slona dis.Iet sixy-s.ght poe.
changed wilhin the last year ofthe Others, large num
Der o. the incunbens have always sgresd in poics with
than six eight oces now IN The cnarge Of democrsn
wnose annual income 10 ons bundled dollars sat
member from Michigan says; eras
to which democrats have been removed from Office By the
present administration in the State Of MiehiEan s jars
In reply, have 70 star. ,h., know WIG
now ao n 1Ss Y ~ r
CARDS the important and desirable Offices, either dsmocrnu
pSsn.'a sions. - '' p'-''' :" ~ '-p''''' = '' "
member from Pennsylvania writes.
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Important oces have been placed In the hands OF the
wings by the prssent Standardization. 'slHl4
A member from Arkansas writes;
Il reply 0sI Sas s.ss 2 . y =. s s.s The :. sEs
son Of Psssidsut Taylor 70 oos. Asous s The
district attorney and snrveyor general were removed and
formed the principal pos,aste been removed, and
succsedsd BY persons 81 different politics
member from Kentucky writss, tM
Ths imporan, odses my section OF the Staio Of Ken
lucky have been taken from the democrat and gwen
the wings. some postmaster. even. who kept oehess
removed, and wings appoin,sd in their asad
In my own State. every o1ics Of importance is now
dled By the friends of the Poysr that b. coseiors Of
masters appointed BY the Prssdsni lwh solitary ssesp
tion, most o the other posnssters whoss enolsmsnb
are Of any considerable importance. and kesps Of
scpIon has done it, perfect work and violent hsnds
have been laid, indiscnminatsy, upon the public ooe
who ddsrsd from General Taylor 70 political opaioa not
far less obnoxious the charge OF political parsanshp
than those who have succeeded them.
statement has been sent 70 me N Is9aId % sne sas-
has been time. for the last 6sen years hs lar
ger share OF the emolumenis OF that Once receved
BY whig and that no removal Of sseosdnsss had bssn
secession Of President Taylor. prescription has sought
out such victims the accomplished and alsassd Ha
But need not cite further evidence on this subIsct
The same response comes iron every quarter q NE
The position that under no former adninissioa h.
TENT abundanty sustained By The facts which have
presented believe further. that the number Of reno
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government govern 70 The present d@s What redemption Of
the no party pledges that made TO The country What
an exempfcaiion OF that "libefai policy which sscis
10 scorn the odious system OF bestowing the public ocss
a ne sros Of party victory Yet the honoabe senator
"a his real calls for more removals pray, let them be
made IL the administration desire Il; for The lew places
which have been spared are OF little comparative Import
lance. (. . -. 49,. u go.
II 10 equalzs he ofo1 The facts have stated sAow
that such ground Of justification has nothing % support
tha there be no prstence that equality has bssn
M BADGER would ask the honorable ssnasos Il
the writers OF The letters be has read cay that sy veu
improper removals The honorable senaict did not read
Ei JkA6BURY: They were removals q asnos.s.
removed were men who had the confidence and respect
OF the communy but being democrat appears % be
regarded a. sufficient ground alone 70 make removal
" proper in these days Of non-prosciption. -.
Mr. BORLAND. II the honorable gentleman will a.
low me moment Inamuch ~ ii seems to b desirable
to collect information upon The subject feel dspoed 70
contribute little, and 10 say that in my State the admin
straton has not only removed al ihs democ1u. bot
some Of the wings, also. and some Of 10 own sPpc'nt
Nr. BRADBURY. Another ground Of iusi1caioa
paflissns OF interfered in electonA How haPPeosh
thea, that the new appointments have gensny bees
made Of fhe most active pRrisans IN the coontry Pres
idents 81 Roueh and Ready Clubs, and political osa1ou
Who devoted themselves TO party electoneofing. have
hem pu into once. while some of The most qriet and
une men have been removed IL ihe Object
IA he ssectioe had been e pocuf polite, intefsrsnes.