The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-05-24
Burke VS.. Campbell. More Develop.
unpntq.

~iAv VS. SaIlpOell. more OoVelOp-
ments.
Our readers doubtless remember a
spicy letter, portion of which we pub.
lished, from Mr.. A. G.. Burke. formerly
Postmaster of Bellows Falls, to the
Postmaster General Campbell, who had
deprived him o. his office for rebellion.
contuinacious Stiffness in his politics and
general non-subserviency.
Mr.. Burke said distinctly that he was
removed for mot accepting the dictation
of tho Z NJ. General, through the pre-.
tended agent of the Cabinet in this
State" The Vermont Patriot thoreup.
on attempted to put different face upon
the affair, and stated that Mr. Burke was
removed for spunging free rides out of
the Rutland and Burlington Railroad by
claiming to be special agent of the
Department. A correspondent of the
U'atchman, residing at Bellows Falls
and conversant with all the facts, has
ventured to question the correctness of
tho Patriots explanation. He says that
the Patriots facts "are Of home manu-
facture, nand its story ian abusive dodge"
lie also offers to prove on the best of
democratic testimony, that long before
the Railroad difficulty the Collector at
Burlington (whom Mr.. Burke calls the
political proconsul of Vcrmont") sent
to Mr.. b., then editor of the ArguS, q
person with this message "Mr. Smalley
says, you must take different course
in your paper or you will lose the Post
Office " to which Mr.. Burke replied
= tell Mr.. S. he must not think to buy
me with SO paltry price as the Bellows
Falls Post Office,-and moreover that
since the removal, Mr.. Smalley hiss told
the present Editor of the Argus and
other persons, that the removal of Mr.
Burke was determined upon long before
the railroad difficulty As for the rail.
road affair the correspondent of the
Itatchman states that Mr.. Burke was
instructed by the Department to look up
divers irregularities attending the trans
mission Of the mails by railroad that he
was IN the mail car for the purpose Of
rectifying those misdemeanors,-that the
bcp@l tWcuV huS sthCc Coiuleuueu lnls
faithful discharge OF the duty, and that
the conductor and superintendent Of
the road are bound over in the sum Of
three thousand dollars to answer for his
ejectment from the car.
We quote the concluding clause Of the
letter in the IVatchman for the sake Of
the portion which we have put in italics
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