Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-06-23

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e. G. Wade, deputy collector
revenue.
Duncan Jordan, postmaster, CUT
bert.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Benjamin Conley, postmaster, A
lanta.
d. S. Spencer, deputy Unite
States marshal.
George Ware, deputy collector il
ternal revenue.
J. S. Mill, assistant postmastel
Atlanta.
George L. Thomas, assistant dis
trict attorney.
Jesse Jackson, internal revenu
agent.
There are no committees in tn
third, fourth, sixth, seventh, eight
and ninth districts.
MARYLAND.
The following are the members O
the Maryland republican State cen
tral committee who are now hold
ing office under the federal govern
ment:
Charles Gilipin, of Allegheny
county, surveyor of customs, Balti
more.
Grafton Monroe, of Anne Arunde
county, assistant postmaster at An
napOlis.
w. HI. Dorsey, of Anne Arundel
county, inspector at Baltimore Gus.
tom house.
James L. Caulk, OF Baltimore city,
internal revenue gauger.
Archibald Stirling, Jr., of Balti-
more city, United States district at
torney.
Samuel M. Evans, of Baltimore
city, inspector at Baltimore custom
house.
William A. Noel, of Baltimore
city, clerk internal revenue bureau.
III. II. GoldsbOrough, of Balti-
more city, appraiser ofmerchandise,
custom house.
j. B. Askew, of Baltimore city,
postmaster at Baltimore.
w. w. Sullivan, of Calvert coun-
ty, internal revenue stOrekeeper.
Henry r. TOrbet, of Cecil county,
deputy surveyor Ofcustoms al Balti-
more.
H. G. Thackery, of Cecil county,
Baltimore custom house.
William r. Wilmer, of Charles
county, deputy collector of internal
revenue, Baltimore.
Charles w. Miller, of Frederick
city, postmaster at Frederick.
John L. Linthicum, of Frederick
county, appraiser, Baltimore custom
house.
C. A. Horner, of Frederick coun-
ty, postmaster at Emmitsburg, Md.
Robert L. Ewing, of Howard
county, inspector, Baltimore custom
house.
William D. Birchinal, Kent coun-
ty, deputy collector of customs at
r. d. WiddicOmbe, of Prince
Georges county, clerk in post office
at Washington.
I'll. Eugene Brooke, of Prince
Georges county, inspector at Balti
more custom house.
Thomas S. Hodson, of Somerset
county, collector of customs at Girls
field, Md.
James H. McNeal, of Talbot cOun-
ty, inspector in Baltimore custom
house.
LOUISIANA.
Though there are comparatively
few members of either the State,
central or district republican COM
mittee in this State who hold offices
themselves, yet under the
old regime it was notorious fact
that, besides holding State offices,
they also derived emOlument from
federal Offices-clerkships in the
custom house, &c.-which, being
held in the names of others, kept the
matter from bringing scandal on the
party. This, it is claimed, is done
to some extent now, some of the col
Ored State Senators who are men,
OerS of the State central committee
being under fictitious names, on
what was called during the custom
house investigation here "the post
roll" The following members of
5he several committees have office
Inder the federal government:
Frank MOrey, general appraiser,
member State central executive
republican party: men,
Der finance committee of the State
central committee.
G. B. Darrall, member of Con-
gress, member State central commit
zee.
In the Parish committee-P. E.
3ectel, member Parish committee
rom first ward, bOOk-keeper in the
department of the custom
house.
p. F. Hesing, member Parish
committee from second ward, depu-
Y collector, custom house.
John Claiborne, member Parish
committee from the sixteenth ward,
porter in custom house.
r. c.. Howard, member Parish
from fourth ward, clerk
n post office.
Marshal Pitkin was a member of |
he State central committee, but re-
emily resigned.
James LeWes, an applicant for the !
laval Office, is a member of the
state, central and district commit
ees.
. SiCStSIJ OACOl 80 OONCHiLis w III
am Vigers, c. w. Boothby, Web
ter Long, Paul Bush, William Ben
lett, all members of the Parish COM
nittee, are applicants for clerkships
n the custom house.
@. F. Ladd, Alfred BOurges and
1eorge T. Ruty, members of the |
state central committee, are also APP |
,licants for positions in the custom
rouse.
Previous to the last election for |
'fficers and members of the COM
nittees tWo-thirds of the members
# district committee were employ
d in the custom house, but a party !
laving sprung up, headed by Kel-
Ogg and others, in opposition to the
ustOm house ring, the latter were
lefeated, and hence the small num-
,er of members who. are now in
ederaI employ. Collector King
tates he will dismiss all connected |
With any party committee.
THE SHERMAN FAMILY.
i've Brothers Who Have Been Sup