Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-02

to the recent Worcester Republican conven
ton warm supporter of Governor Gardiner
and the American party" At that conven
ton he was asked by Mr. John Rogers, of
Mansfield, member of the last Legislature,
who had worked and voted for Wilson'S cleo
ton, " How ne (Wilson) could consistently use
his cndeavors to overthrow political organi-
cation from which he had received the most
desirable office within the gift of the people of
Massachusetts 2" and he (Wilson) replied !:
"IH 6o'c tile acltoie thing (the American par
ty) to hell and damnat1n 20 In the course
of one of his speeches there he is reported as
having said:
II have acted with every political party-I
have acted against every political party in
this Commonwealth, and I always have aban-
doned every political party whenever have
| found one that would do more to carry out my
principles. And as have acted in the past
so shall act in the future"
| With such Developments before the eyes of
the public, it will be difficult, indeed, to es-
cape the conclusion that the dominant wing of
Northern Know Nothingism went into the or
| ganization wholly to use it to Abolitionize the
majority of the voters Of the North.
The Milk in the Cocoa.Nut.-Tho late
Abolition demonstrations of the Albany atlas
have attracted quite as much attention and
given rise to as many different speculative
theories with reference to the present animus
OF that journal, here, as elsewhere. We know
that they arc mistaken who attribute to those
demonstrations the slightest political import
anco The truth is, Mr.. Van Dyke, one of
the proprietors of the AtiaS, has for some time
past been anxious to sell out his interest in
the paper, and asks price which those own
| ing the other interest do not feel warranted
in paying, and will not pay. The editor
Mr.. Cassidy, has been absent for some time
from Albany, and in his absence the articles
in question have been inserted by Mr.. Van
Dyke, evidently in the hope of thus inducing
moneyed men interested in the success of the
new Republican organization to buy his share
OF the paper at his price. Thus, the new course
of the -Atlas is merely to further Mr.. DIS pe-
cuniary operations, and cannot be attributed
directly or indirectly to the Democratic State
committee, the editor, or to any prominent
man or men in the Democratic party of New
York. The whole matter is well understood
at Albany, and also in Washington by those
who are familiar with the ms and outs of New
York politicians.
Navy Officers Ordered The following is
correct list of all the officers ordered to the
steam-frigatc San Jacinto, the new flag ship
of the East India squadron Captain land
Commodore of the feet)-James Armstrong:
| Commander-Henry II. Bell; Lieutenants-
| II. Ii. Lewis, J. C. Williamson, John Rut
ledge, N. c. Bryant, S. P. Carter; Surgeon of
the feet-Wm Maxwell Wood Assistant Sur
| geons-P. P. Daniel and j. E. Semple; Pur-
ser-John o. Bradford ; Master-Richard T
| Bowen; Observation-Disclosures Johnston; Gun
ner-Jno. c. Ritter; Carpenter-Asa Poinsct' !;
Sailmaker-Step' Seaman; Chief Engineer
u. +. Isherwood; First Asst Engineers-A
| Lawton and E. S. De Luce; Second Assistant
Engineers-H. w. Spooner, VIM. II. Brooks
Third Assistant Engineers-Ten Eyck Biles,
Ii. c. Victor, and C. Ii. Baker.
The following is list of the officers ordered
| to the United States sloop- Of war Levant also
destined to join the East Indies squadron, viz :
| COMMUNICATIVE. Smith; Lieutenants-Gco.
ColvocOressis, John j. Guthrie, Jas. Higgins,
| Earl English; Surgcon-John Ii. Wright; As
sistant Surgeon-A L. Gihon; Purser-B. j.
| Cahoonc Acting Master-H. A. Adams; Act
| ing observation-disclosures Smith; Gunner-Geo.
II. Baker; CarpeIter-Edw. Williams; Sail
maker-D. C. BlaytOn.
Promoted and Appointed Thomas 3.
Addison has been promoted to q second class
Isl, 600 per annum) clerkship in the Office of
the Sixth Auditor Of the Treasury, vice -
Coolidge, dead. Mr.. John w. Miller has been
promoted to 4 second class clerkship there,
vice Addison, promoted. Mr.. Ii. B. Kenrick,
OF Missouri, has been appointed (for examina.
tion) to first class clerkship in that Office,
vice Miller, promoted.
Naval Officers Ordered NJ.
Ward has been ordered to the command of the
flagship jamestown, now on the African coast,
vice Commander Ellison, who recently came
home. Commander VIM Smith is ordered to
command the sloop-of-war Levant, fitting out
at Now York.
Correction.-Yesterday, we inadvertently
announced the clerks dropped by order of the
Secretary Of the Interior as being of the Land
Office. We should have printed Pension Office
instead
Appointed.-Robert Maloney has been ars
pointed Register at Helena, Ark, in place Of
Henry L. Biscoe, removed.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, LIST of October,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
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