The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-10-16
List of AccOEnPIice~ in thr Presi
Dental Steal and the Reward
Given Each Out Of the United
States Treasury.

| pOTt Oh new orleans, "a, JDD.
L. Z. Anderson, member of returning
board, appointed deputy collector, port
: of New Orleans, SO, 900.
| l.. III. Kenner, member of returning
board, appointed deputy naval officer,
port of New Orleans, 81, 500.
William Pitt Kellogg, so-called gov
ernor Of Louisiana and Hayes elector,
who certified to forged returns and made
sundry protests against counting votes
for Democratic electors, foisted into the
United States Senate through HAYES in
huence and Stanley Matthews support,
IS, 900.
| Stanley Matthews, the great go-be-
tween and confidential correspondent of
Supervisor Anderson, elected to the
| United States Senate through Hayes
interference, $4,000.
Morris Makes, Hayes elector, APP
| pointed collector of internal revenue,
1880
o. FL. Brester, Hayes elector, APP
| pointed surveyor-general, Louisiana,
| 81 500.
b. Levisee, Hayes elector, whose
electoral vote was counted for Hayes, al
though his name was forged to the elec.
toral certificate, appointed special agent
| internal revenue, s., 500.
| ,. b. Packard, candidate for governor
on Hayes ticket and who got more votes
than Hayes, but was juggled out of
office to satisfy Hayes promises, appoint
ed consul to Liverpool, $6,000..
| John Sherman, leader of the band of
visiting statesmen, who promised to re-
ward Republicans who did their duty
appointed secretary of the treasury,
$4,000.
f. w. Stoughton, visiting statesman,
who explained forged return of votes
as clerical error" and who was one of
Hayes leading counsel before the electo-
| raj commission, appointed minister to
Russia, SIT, 500.
John A. Kasson, visiting statesman
and Hayes counsel before the electoral
commission, appointed minister to Aus
tra, s12, 900
E. F. Noyes, visiting statesman and
confidential friend of Hayes, appointed
minister to France, ST, 500.
w. III. Evarts, Hayes counsel before
the electoral commission, appointed sec
rotary of state, $4,000.
Lew Wallace, visiting statesman,
appointed governor of New Mexico,
80, 900.
Eugene Hale, visiting statesman, ten
dered by Hayes position of secretary of
the navy, So, 600
George L. Smith, who manipulated
the returns of nine parishes, appointed
collector of port of New Orleans, 81, 900.
Hugh J. Campbell. who appended
forged iurats to papers before the return
Oh, H.
counted in, appointed district attorney
for Dakota lin addition to fees,) $3.50.
NJ. l. Stearns, governor of Florida,
who certified the returns of the Hayes
electors, appointed commissioner to the
Hot Springs, Arkansas, $4,000.
5. B. McLin, memSer of the Florida
returning board, appointed chief justice
Of New Mexico, 900.
w. II. Green, clerk to the returning
board, appointed to place in the New
Orleans custom house, 81, 900.
York Woodward, clerk to the return
ing board, appointed chief clerk survey
or's office, port of New Orleans, $500.
G.. S. Abel, clerk to the returning
board, appointed clerk in New Orleans
custom house, 81, 200.
Clerk Black, appointed to a clerkship
in the treasury department, $1,000.
Clerk Hewell, appointed collector of
customs. 50, 500.
r NJ. j. Kenner, brother of return
ing board Kenner, appointed to place
| in the New Orleans custom house, $500.
| St. Felix Cassanave, brother of return
ing BOARD Cassanave, appointed store
| keeper in the New Orleans custom house,
81, $50,
II. C. Clark, Kellogg's private Secre-
tary, appointed to place in the interior
department, $1,000.
w. F. Loan, ex-chief of police of
New Orleans, appointed clerk in the rev
enue office, under Marks, Hayes elector,
81, 200.
A. S. Badger, chief of police, of New
Orleans, postmaster at that place, $500.
F. A. Clover, supervisor Of elections
in East Baton Rouge, appointed to
place in New Orleans custom-h house,
81, 800.
W. A. Heistand, supervisor of cleo
tions, appointed clerk in the New Orleans
custom house, $1,000.
Maxwell Hayes, body guard, appointed
lieutenant United States army, now in the
penitentiary, 81 800.
John NJ. Harlan, member of the
Louisiana commission to carry out bar
gain in which Hayes was counted in,
appointed associate justice United States
supreme court, $40, 900.
j. p Hawley, member of the Louisi-
ana commission, to carry out bargain in
which Hayes was counted in, rendered
the appointment of chief commissioner
to Paris exposition, $4,000.
w. L. Mcmillan, who helped the
Louisiana commission 10 break up the
Packard legislature, appointed pension
agent, $4,000.
L. j. Soner, who bribed the Packard
legislature to elect Kellogg senator, ap-
pointed appraiser of merchandise at New
Orleans, $1,000.
James Lewis Returning Board Ken
ner's friend, appointed naval officer to
conciliate him, $4,000.
Benjamin Bloomfield, Jim Anderson's
protege, appointed auditor in the custom
house, $4,000.
Charles Hill, messenger OF the Loulsl-
ana electoral college, who carried the
forged returns to Washington, appointed
storekeeper in the custom-house, 81 400.
Humphreys, an ineligible Hayes col
lector of Florida, whose electoral vote
was cast and counted for Hayes illegibly,
appointed collector at Pensacola, $1,000
l.. G. Dennis, the Alachua giant, who
manipulated the fraudulent returns from
that county, thus diverting the electoral
vote Of the state to Hayes, appointed
superintendent in the architects Office,
treasury department, 81, 800.
Gov. Stearns' secretary, who helped
along the Florida frauds, appointed to