The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-09-03

boardt appointed Chltt Cletk OF Sur
veyor's office, port Of New Orleans
81 500.
G. S. Abeel, clerk to Returning
Board, appointed Clerk of Custom
House Of New Orleans, 81 200.
Clerk Black, appointed to clerkshiI
in the Treasury Department, 81 500.
Clerk lIerrell. appointed Collector cl
Customs, $4,000.
r. NJ. J. Kenner, brother Of Return
ing Board Kenner, appointed to a place
ia the New Orleans Custom House,
5000.
81. Felix CIsanaye. brother of Re.
turning Board Casanave. appointed
Siorrkeeper of New Orleans Custom
House. 81 400.
II. G. Clake. Kellogg private s.c-
retary. appointed Ia "A l.laer ia the la.
terror Department, 81, 200.
w. L. Loan, rx-Chirf Of Police al
New Orleans. apIoiu,ed Postmaster at
New Orleans. 81. 800
+. A. Clover, Supervisor of E','ctiona
of Fast Baton Hnngr, appointed TO "A
clerLsbip in the Ncw Orleans Custom
House, 81 COO.
". A. lIeistand, Supervisor of Elrc
tions, clerk in Nuw O,laus Custom
Home, $1,000.
Maxwell, Hayes l.odY.guard, ,aploini
ed Lieutenant United States Army,
now in the penilentiary. 81 800.
John NJ. Harlan, inculi,er Louisiana
Commission TO earry out bargain on
which Hayes WAS counI,,l in. appointed
Associate Justice United States Su
pr.rne C.pnrt, $4,000.
j. Il. Ilawley, member ef Louisiana
Commission, appointment of Chief Com
missioner to Paris Exposition, 50 600.
W. L. Macmillan, who helped the
Commissioner to break up the Packard
Legislature, $4,000.
l.. J. Souer, who bribed the Packard
Legislature to elect Kellogg Senator,
Appraiser Of Merchandise, New Or
leans, $1,000.
James Lewis, Returning Board Ken.
ner's friend, appointed Naval Officer to
conciliate him 50 900.
benjamin Bloomfield, Jim Ander-
sons 7rofege, Auditor in New Orleans
Custom House; $4,000.
Charles Hill, messenger Of Louisiana
Electoral College, who carried forged
returns to Washington, appointed store
keeper in Custom House, 81 400.
Hunphries, an ineligible elector Of
Florida, whose vote was counted lille,
gally for Hayes, appointed Collector at
Pensacola, $4,000.
J.. 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 Architects
office, treasury, $500.
Governor Stearn's secretary, who
helped along the Florida frauds, place
in Treasury Department, $1,000.
+. A. LeSage, an East Baton Rouge
striker, appointed New Orleans Custom
House, S720.
Also the following more or less prom
inent actors in the great steal, viz:
Jack Wharton, appointed Uniled
States Marshal, 1900.
i. Desmarins, appointed Cashier
New Orleans Custom House, $4,000.
"Judge Cessna, appointed Postmas.
ter, $4,000.
Samuel Chapman, appointed New Or
leans Custom House, 5000.
Henry Smith, appointed New Or
leans Custom House, 5000,
+. Lukeman, appointed New Orleans
Custom House, 5000.
Napoleon /. Lastrappes, appointed
New Orleans Custom House, 5000.
Paul Trevigne, appointed New Or
leans Custom House, 81 ,000
III. NJ. Twitchell, appointed United
States Consul at Kingston, s., 1000.
A. b. Sloanaker, appointed Internal
Revenue, 81, 200
Mr.. Varnnm, appointed Receiver
Land Office, 81 900.
Bewles of Leon, appointed Treasury
Department, $720.
Mr.. Phelps, appointed Commissioners
to Paris, s..
Total amount per annum exclusive
of fees not estimated), $l99,5G0.0o.
p. s.-James A. Garfield, visiting
statesman" to New Orleans, salary
$4,000, hy the influence Of Hayes, and
afterwards chosen by the National Re
publican Party as their Presidential
'standard-bearer at Chicago, prospective