Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-29

From the C~Incinnstd Enquirer of Saturday.
WAsHINGp0N, March 26, 1863.
| ANOTHER ATTACK BY A RADICAL JOUR-
Nal
The Evening Post inveighs at length
against the appointments by the Pfesi-
dent for this city. Il says Grant has not
Carried out his purpose to separate the
Customs and Revenue Service from par
tissn manipulation, and that be mas been
needIessly discouraged from pursuing his
efforts at reform. Secretary Boutwell, is
| denounced SIS a mere politician. "Af-
fairs have not undergone any such
change IS many hoped, and as still more
I expected. So far the politicians carry the
day, IS they have done under other Ad-
ministrations. We are not TO expects any
great reform in the New York Custom
house, foT instance. The service Of that
establishment has not fallen out Of The
regular line Of succession. 1t has long
been controlled and managed by politi
clans, Z il is 20 be so still"
THE HOUSE BEATS THE SENATE.
The House to-day stood by its original
declaration for the repesl of the Civil
Tenure Act. The contest was long AID
exciting, but Butler beat Bingham by
twenty-nine majority on the motion to
n~On-CODcur in the Senate compromise.
The Senate will now ask tor q confer
ence, which it is believed will fail 70 do
anything, and the result will De that tine
old Law will stand. This is the impress.
sion tonight. Fifty Democrats and
iCrty-nine Republicans viii stand to-
gether in the House. The President said
to-day that on second thought he old
not like the Senate compromise bill.
NEPOTIsM IN THE INTERNAL REVENUE
DEPARTMENT.,
As prsetised by the illus5rious inmate of
the White House, obtains in other quar-
tiers, Dsla0o, Commissioner of Reyenua.
b5i1g amenEAle to the charge as follows: /
DslanO, salary $4,000 per year; Smith. |
dis former law psItaer, Solicitor, $1,000 |
at his express solicitation, John Dsisuo,
son, the present Secretary, $1,000: |
Clarke, brother in-lsw OF young Daisno
assistant clerk, $500, aud friends moi |
ccanted or known. Bot, however defen-
sible may be the emUloyment of his rel
the association Of his law partner
IS Solicitor is peculiarly Objectionable. |
This officer is expected to be 8 check on
the Commissioner, but now, IL U i'm
proprieties were designed, their relations /
are OF course already established.
THE UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.
The Unitarian Conference OF b Mid
die and Southern States, which has beer
session mere, MSS been adjourned sine
cts, sitter exciting the following officers:
President Rev. Z. W. Clarke: Vice.
Presidents, 81. Ware and SsVies /
Secretary, Rev. Fielder Israel.
Treasurer, Rsv. Z. x. Sewall: Executive
Harrington o. Shuta, n.
Ware, George q. Barron, Z NJ. Keith
9nd +. J. Prlestly. The Conference meets
In Charleston next year.
CREswELL SAVAGE.
Postmaster General CreswejI 5eeIared
be would nO5 leave n Demoe-at
in Office if he could ind q competent Re.
publican to fill the place.
THE REBEL-CUBAN MINISTER.
Secretary Fish dscIines to receive az
present the Minister from the Provi=jon-
81 Government Of Cuba.
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF COLORED MEN
Last night discussed 8 memorial fo the
1esds Of the different Government De.
setting forth the claims Of
The 0olored people to a portion OF the
patronage Of the Government; citing
heir services in the war, and in subse
3uent elections, and asking that posi-
ions be given them. The further con-
Of the subject wa postponed.
,ro1n the New York World, OF Thursday
W-AsHINGToE. March a. 1869.
THE CASE OF GEOEGIA.
Bullock, carpet-bsgger and bogus Gov
srnor Of Georgia, accompanied by his
-pelliug-msster, Eugene Davis. is in town
70 have that State cast ont Of the |
Union again, and reconstructed again
top TO bottom. Bullock airs him.
daily on the Senate floor, but dare
hardly venture on the House side, as the
Georgia members elect, to whom hagave {
which omitted TO mention
heir election to the FOrty-6rst Congress, l
nd which omission has cost them their I
eats, are laying for him and it might I
e necessary to bury a nan if they en-. l
ountered him. 1t now appears that
deliberately procured the Re- I
blsck-and tan Senate of his /
tate 10 reject the fifteenth amendment, {
q order that he might use that rejection s
S an argument for the expulsion of the O
tate from the Union; aud be is nov Q
the result Of his own work 81 a
esson why his State should be handed q
again to the boys ia blue and the C
This is all understood here to Il