The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-15
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Our readers will find in our paper OF day official
table OF the hostages within the United States and to
Canada AID other foreign countries. II would have
appeared yesterday but for notice received from the de-
psrtment that compensation would be allowed for
the work. We unwilling 10 credit innalion
that distinction TO be made between our paper
and the two organs OF the administration and there
fore withheld the publication until explanation could
be made by the head Of the department himself. This
PLANTATION admits that this distinction e recog Missed Off
sialy and that there mode OF compensation open
the organs OF the wing party which withheld from US.
although we do the work equally well and as promptly.
This injustice, however shall not prevent us from spread
ing before the people document OF such great import
to them.
We fear that the Postmaster General intends in this
manner TO give vent to personal feelings which are
neither creditable to himself nor TO the patronage on
which his party has often and vanly relied as the
element of political He perhaps remembers not
al joke the innocent reproduction of his speech al
Dunkirk which offered to readers few days ago
As the best type Of that feeling difficult describe
when one looks at dance without being able to hear
the music. If this be the fact, and the Postmaster Gen.
era intended that he would be the spectator awhile and
we the dancer Tor the thing looked at and not looking
perhaps we have no right to complain But. to enable
our readers judge which most to blame we repro
duce the speech the best apology we can make
for ourselves, and Of desire not misrepescn the
Postmaster General.
The Speech of Mr. Hall.
FxL.ow CITIZENS l believe there has been league
formed against me TO compel me TO make speech this
occasion ! think the Attorney General has combined
do no such thing, and VIVA, shall say shall say under
protest. Laughter for It Is not the business of Posmas
his bushes. i see speeches the President and
the cabine, are transmitted through the organ q the de
has penetrated. lLaughte,.I And. pen,emen this is
enough the Postmaster General. Gentlemen am will
ling be the pack horse OF the administration but
not allow them force precedent entirely
variance with the Just rights Of myself and those who
Manner on my behalf and behalf Of those who
to s s that no h1 Of Post
verify believe the whole cabinet ieagued against me-
oas propensity against me- 4. we wsrs Coming on the
railroad yesterday, they introduced the persons
pass without permitting say that
man OF words one OF letters. unless by virtue OF my
win appeal the Attorney Genera If moi sustained
by the constitution and the laws in my position. But |
dugng his malgny yesterday by saying he could
make speech, but that there were young
behind him on the abiding to myself and MIR
Grshan whose speec hes prepared, and
70 talk the w9r.. way lLaush,sI MY friend The ses,e.
Crsnden right. and TO give 10 him [Great laughter
lam amiable man, and don't think is right fair
take advantage OF the Attorney General when he has
tho power 10 make reply shall no therefore, make
any more mplants against him, but shall against
railroad company, if you please They treated 10 be
very well But we to be brbed TO speak in their
favor Why, :hnk they treated the President with dis.
respectfully started the train SO suddenly as almost to
throw him do Indeed, saw dignitay Of this State
pTostrat ted BY action OF the locomotive Besides doing
that they than anybody el'e has done,
for they divided the cabinet by sending
and soro another CConinaed laughter, and OF
good good Nov, gentlemen. told you that would not
make speech, and will not (anshter j but my friend
head Of the table has omitted perform very
porsant du and having complained OF my colleagues in
the cabinet, may try complain OF him. He said
he should have proposed the health of the Secretary
State. who Is tho head Of the cabinet Gentlemen. we
have had many Secretaries of State before him, and
may have many after him, but have bad and have
but Dapiei Webster. Tremendous cheerDg and APP
Webster