New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-05
WASHINGTON.
Yew-YSrk Appointments---Cspt. Rynders-.-
Gen. storms, &c.
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Csrr-sroo1-ece u TIE n. Y. Tribune
wAsmsGros. Pridsy April l, 1893.
Capt. Rynders, alone Of those personally
disappointed In the recent cut shue and deal Of the
NewYork City federal Offices ia taking the result
much 70 heart He Is said 10 be rreconcleaby dscon
son,e much because he failed win a. because
"Abe" Hiyer has achieved the Marshalship. The
Captain conceives that TO have been shocking bad
sppointrnent--only because abe has been very
tricky politician Of late; having been retained BY
Sheriff Carnley for and in consideration of certain
ru5 rosa services rendered in the defeat Of Amos Hat
field when that gentleman was candidate for the
s6erifsky Of the City and County Of New-York.
Poor Gen. Storms had about the hardest time Of it
here He found himself confronted with three squads
or cHques Of bis political friends all of whom be had
10 edo" essentially in securing his nomination for
ftates Prison Inspector. He only achieved thai by
giving pledges concerning appointments under the
Board, which were afterwards broken, under crcum-
stances which greatly aroused the Indignation Of all
The many parties taken in While be was drumming
here they dubbed together and to him for
isfsctory explanation Of that Transaction threatening
10 oppose his appointment bringing the circumstances
Of the affair TO the Presidents notice. The General,
Ike sensible man, on approaching his dilemma,
acknowledged the corn confessing that he had out
witted all Of them at every turn Of the work of
rambling for the nomination. He admitted that he had
egregousIy taken in every mothers Of them, while
zach cheating himself with the belief that he
successfully 0utwitting the other However, the up
thot Of the affair the good natured Generals sban-
dOnmebt OF the chase after the New York City Post
Office in disgust after his persecutors had extracted
from under bis hand and seal paper the contcn Is Of
which would better explain 10 the outside world the
iricsory Of Conventions Of modern times than the
Tow of oceans Of ink from your correspondents pen.
II the Pewter Mug will only manage by an unani-
,nous vote 10 extract from the gentleman who has II
ju possession. and will then It's publication, It's
1TeqUcnters will thus effect much. indeed for the future
az the politics Of the Empire City and State.
Though s. TmDEN Esd was applicant for any
POSITION under the Government, be was undoubtedly
rendered his choice Of any Office in the gift of the AID
mimi tfstion In New York City, after the Custom House.
Be refused peremptonly. The offer involved a de.
served compliment the personal and political stand
ing Of Mr.. T.
Col German, Of Indiana, who is now 10 Rhode Is.
land, much surprised, doubtless, earn.
ing that he had been nominated for the Governorshp
a Minnesota Territory his many friends here,
who had been urging him for the Commissonershp Of
fhe General Land Office 1t appears that Senator Gwin
md Gen Cas- were too strong for Young America in
fhs MISTER; the former having manfuy stood by the
present incumbent Wing while the latter urged Col
q. the Administration It is taken for granted how
ever that he win gladly exchange the places, the
former would surely have been his political death,
while the latter will probably send him to the Senate
Of the United States in four FIVE years for he s just
the 10 enjoy great personal popularity with people
in the far West. The principal competitors for the
post for which he has been dominated were Mr. 5IB.
ley the present delegate from Minnesota -RoBrN.
SON, Esq.,. Editor of The Democrat at st. Pauls, and
FOL. sam BLACK, Of Pa. Mr.. SHELLEY backed by
the American Fur Trading Company interest, ROBIN
ION by the opposition 10 the supremacy Of that Com
lany sway In the Territory and the Ohio delegations
b Congress. and BLACK by JNo. w. FoRNEY aud the
Oct OF the Pennsylvania mansge rsnow here Between
I'd among then they kicked up such Robbery around
le President and Cabinet TO compel the selection
fourth party, by way of keeping the peace as it
The St Lows Post Off q question IL just the
,st alarming trouble affecting General Pierce and his
Institutional ADVISER Cot Benton is IN IL with
he'd sleeves, knocking down and dragging out at
nd rate He has demanded and obtained the ap-
ptment Of Mr Henry +. WATSON, who for a long
has been the chief clerk of the Office Senator
hson and the rest of the Democrats Of the next
sour delegation in Congress who are now here,
ut In for +. NJ PALBuRN; A alleging that Watson Is
ned in the wool Abolitionst a. Bentonite 1t Is 10
prcsumed) The President protested that he was
ind 10 acknowledge Col Benton for Democrat In
communion and, as such must be guided by his
,ommendston in the premises, as be represents the
mediate District Of st. Louis Mr.. ArcWsoN has
mai " notified him that he will prevent Mr. WAT
IS confirmation, using Abolition address to which
wv ~ name is signed to that end He plea is that
pever proper 1t may be TO overlook an applicants
ne solism in appointing for non slaveholdng state
At sort of thing will do for the other region Y
ov. German Va. senator Bright-Benton vs..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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WAsHrSGroN CITY, Saturday, April :, lsp
Senator Bright is said to be dreadtully put
an ON account of Col. Germans appointment to
10 Governor Of Minnesota. German was the Indiana
hrleman OF Douglass in the canvas for the Presiden-
6al nomination and managed 20 secure very re-
tpectNble minority of his States delegates in the
National Convention for d. in fact though they went
there instructed for Csss The result was THAT
though they obeyed instructions 10 the ear hey set
their spirit at nough voting for CAse there being no
probability of his nomination, yet elecuoneering against
him with might and main Bright hitched on TO
The car of Cas- up to the hour the Convention sma'hcd
:, Since then he was a decided Bright man in the
matter Of the selection of Cabinet, as Bright was
eretty plain spoken against Gormaus proceedings in
favor of Douglas so German, subsequently, ha.
been as little mealy mouthed in his efforts to prevent
Bright from getting the indorsemsn from home neees
psy 20 give him show for the Secreiaryship OF the
Interior German beat him defeated him) al that
game. and has again triumphed over him IN winning
a very handsome Office from the Administration
Bright being decidedly opposed TO his appointment
md asking for the appointment, of his own adherent
Bigger to be Commissioner of Indian Affairs, instead
Bright also urged two gentlemen from Indian. on the
President for Register Of the Treasury, prociaimins
bis willingness to he content with the appointment oil
rther Of them But having given Indiana in the person
of Brishts sntipsihy GormSn-one hne place the Al
,oini,rs,ion determined that she could have bat