New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
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~. ara filed to-day with all possible rumOrs
-..r,;os spuroachiDg appointments, most Of them
..,.dovine If they should prove TO be true, much
-. ,e,st;sm. by long shot than bsrganed for
-. nar,ocrstc masses when voting on the Cd of
~ -. so,syuber Though have no idea that we are to
- .,v such ere a. write you necs, | must note
-. ,,ointnepts the politicians here regard a. set
-, - Tina the immediate friend OF the Pres
a.. N, CHARLES II. PEAsLEE, Of New Hampshire
Ia IA nositiTely 10 be the Collector of the Port of
-. while the Mr. BIsBoP who was a late Demo-
-. candidate for Governor Of Massachusetts,, and
- wss also fortunste enough to marry niece Of
s--...,v NcCtyLLAsD, is to receive the appointment
- avevor OF the same port, Naval Officer; a. all
80. the post now he'd by Hon. CHARLES HUDSON.
r. eor,inue 1. is insisted that a nephew Of CHARLES
n c,vxxy Esq Mr.. BAILEY, 10 TO have the Boston
D., oaoe while q son og the late DR. LEM Of the
n senste ia 10 get the st. Louis CustomHouse.
1y;. ,;s, az men who lucky enough to be connect
"A nth leaders By ties Of blood marriage Is large
,-o,,ob 10, today You shall have more of them by
Abv should turn out that such ia 20 be the style
N the feast to which the Democratic National Conyea
ION invited the hundreds Of thousands of Democrats
Who ere unlucky not to be 90 related or connected
AHthe remains Of the Mexican war, well nigh, are
rpon a. already for Office. understand that every
mothers Of the fifteen surviving officer Of the 18th
Regiment, but two are now actually 10 this city, for
Office While these gallant gentlemen doubtless de-
serve well from their country fancy that those who
sed General Pierce not disposed TO subscribeto
Se Democracy, the justice Of the principle which will
Justify the rendition Of the civil Offices TO military
by regime nts after this fashion Nearly all the surviving
officers Of the late 10Th Regiment also said 70 be
On the ground, az well as hundreds Of others who
served in other corps engaged 10 the Mexican War.
Gov DUsLor of Maine, ia here after the Collector.
ship OF Portland with least six rivals of whom
have already heard.
The contest for the mission 70 England so far ia be-
tween Mr. BUCHANAN and your Gen DIX, with the
eertoiafy Of the appointment Of the former
ybo may nay want the position. come TO that con-
cuson because throwing out of the calculation Mr. BIS
decidedly protective proclivtes he will best repre-.
sent the animus Of the party now In power
A strong Newly York bunker party arc pressing DAN
YyL s. DICKINSON for the Collector of the Port OF
Sew.York, with chance for bis appointment The
truth is the administration will fill that post with the
man whom, after long and careful reflection and inves
tgshon they shall judge most likely to the patron
sge incident TO it benefcslly for the
lion Of the grand object Of keeping the party unit
In the Empire State, which gentleman Is not Hon.
..
very bitterest order. Some sagacious and moderate
of that wing of the party, hswever, win be ap-
pointed and ten to on> the post Of bTreasurer OF
Kew-York will be rendered to Mr. ID.
Senator BRoDHEAD is urging the appointment OF a
Judge ELDRED of his own region of Pennsylvania, for
the post of Collector of Philadelphia His backing will
insure his deeat If nothing else brings IL about for no
politician Of sagacty will give the best places 10 those
Of the minority wing of party Such, at least was the
axiom of one THOMAS JEFFERSON who welded the
appointing power with far success than it has
ever been welded in this country before or since.
Amt JAMES is moving heaven and earth to get the
post of Naval officer at Philadelphia.
Though there are North Carolinans here in droves,
but two of them ask federal offices out OF the State
Az wonderful this fact may appear it is nevertheless
true. There are DUNCAN X. McRAE Of Wilmington,
who asks the mission 20 Chill which he will not get,
Ind JOIN H. WHEELER late of Charlotte, who desires
The sixth Authorship OF the Treasury which he nW
got Mr.. McRAE win doubtless get some handsome
appointment abroad, however if only because North
Csroan. ia 20 unexpectedly and extreIsey modest on
this interesting occasion.
South Carolina heretofore emphatically plscedis-
dsning State IL now, however, essentially in the
ring :" asking for far more than can possibly be &C
corded to her hungry patriots without doing injustice
% others equally, If not more rancorous.
To give you a slight idea of her demands in this
connection may mention that A. G. SUMNER, Esq,
OF that State only asks the Consulship at Rio NJ L.
BoNHAm Esq. "a Colonel in the Mexican WARP the
Liverpool Consulsblp - JOHNSTON, Esq the Consul
ship Mt Belfast and ]. d. AsHMoRE, that al Havana
C. PorE, Esq, Of the same State, asks to be made
Marshal of the new Territory Of Washington; Man
TIN 10 have the secretaryshp of the Legation az Chill
and A. q. Rice, Esq, that of the Legation at Paris
while +. Burt, Esq, (brother to Hon. WM. BURT ofthe
House of Rcps desires TO be the new Register OF the
Treasury; WIN. Laval asks the post OF Sub Treasurer
at Charleston and there less than four applicants
Tor the IT, 3. District Attorneyship Of the SouthCs
lima District. viz T. Y SUMNER, Esq, VIM. A. Pain
GLE, TIos. EVANS and Mr.. De TREvILLE. Mr.. w. Y.
LErcI Wing, asks TO be retained as the Surveyor oil
ihe Port of Charleston, while Messrs MYER JACOBS
and Mr.. JERvEY are each after
Mr. LErrcn, or rather his Office, with sharp stick.
Though just reelected to Congress- the Honorable and
estimable Mr. Wm +. CoLcocS wishes the Collector
ship of Charleston, and will get 1t, doubtless
Who can read the above list without agreeing with
me in the opinion that South Carolina, heretofore stiff
backed. has indeed broke out In fresh place.
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