The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-10-13

put of the United States Treasury |
for their services. This list is nee
essarily incomplete, and yet, includ-
ing the fees not enumerated in the
table, it amounts to oyer 100000
per anuum.
LIST OF SIXTY ACCO8RLICEs IN THE
PRESIDENTIAL sTEAL--PART PLAY
ED BY EACH AND THE REWARD CIV
EN- EACH OUT OF THE UNITED
STATES TREASURY.
J. Madison Wells, President of the Louisiana Re
turning Board, Surveyor of the port OF New
Orleans, $4,000.
Thomas C. Anderson, member Returning Board,
appointed Deputy Collector of New Orleans,
$4,000.
L. NJ. Kenner member Returning Board, appoint
ed Deputy Naval officer of New Orleans, $4,000.
W Pitt Kellogg, so-callod Governor Of Louisiana
and Hayes Elector, who certified to forged re-
turns and made reports against counting vote
for Democratic electors, foisted into the Uni
ted States Senate by Stanley Matthews's sup
port, s., 900.
Stanley Matthews, great-Ro-between and conhden-
tiaI correspondent of Supervisor Anderson,
elected to United States Senate through Hayes's
interference, 600.
Morris Marks, Hayes ElectOr, appointed Collector
of Internal Revenue, 50, $50.
o H Brewster Hayes Elector, appointed Super
visor-GeneraI of Louisiana, $1,000.
A. B. Lavissee, Hayes EIector, whose electoral
vote counted for Hayes although his name was
forged to electoral certificate, appointed Spec
ial Agent of Internal Revenue, $4,000.
S. B. Packard, candidate for Governor on Hayes's
ticket, and who got more votes than Hayes,
but juggled out of Office to satisfy Hayes's
promises, appointed Consul to Liverpool, &c.
900.
John Sherman, leader of the band of visiting
statesmen, who promised to reward RopubA-
cans who did their duty, appointed Secretary
of the Treasury, $4,000.
E. W. Stoughton, ''visiting statesman" who ex-
planned the forged return of votes as "cleri-
cal error and who was one Of Hayes's leading
counsel before the Electoral Commission, Min
lister to Russia, ST., 800.
John A Kasson, "yisiting statesman" Hayes's
counsel before Electoral Commission, appoint
ed Minister to Austria, So, 600.
E. F Noyes, ''visiting statesman and confiden-
tiaI friend of Hayes, appointed Minister to
France, s17,5OO
William NJ. Evarts, Hayess counsel before Elector-
al Commission, Secretary of State, $1,000
Lew. Wallace, twisting statesman" appointed
Governor of New Mexico, 1000.
Eugene Hale, "visiting statesman" rendered by
Hayes, position as Secretary of Navy, $4,000,
George L. Smith, who manipulated the returns of
- Nv
leans, $1,000.
Hugh ]. Campbell, who appended forged JURATs
to papers before the Returning Board, on
which Mr.. Hayes was counted in, District-At-
torney for Dakota (in addition to fees), $3.50.
NJ L. Stearns, Governor of Florida, who certified
returns of Hayes's Electors, appointed Com
missioner to Hot Springs, Arkansas, $1,000.
g. b McLinn, member of Florida Returning
Board, appointed Chief-Justice of New Mexi-
leo, $1,000.
W. H. Green, clerk to Returning Board, appoint
ed to a place in the New Orleans Custom
house, $1,000,
York Woodward, clerk to Returning Board, APP
pointed Chief Clerk of Surveyors Office, port
of New Orleans, $1,000.
C.. S. Abel clerk to Returning Board, appointed
Clerk of the Custom-house of New Orleans,
$1,000.
Clerk Black, appointed clerkship in the Treasury
Department, $1,000.
Clerk HerreI, appointed Collector of Customs,
$4,000.
R. NJ Kenner, brother OF Returning Board Ken
ner, appointed to a place in the New Orleans
Custom-house, 5000.
st. Felix Casenave, brother of Returning Board
Casenaye, appointed Storekeeper of New Or
II. c. Clarke, Keuoggs private secretary, appoint
ed to a place in the Interior Department, ST.
200.
WE. Loan, ex- Chief of Police of New Orleans,
appointed clerk in Revenue office under Marks,
Hsyes's Elector, $1,000
A. S. Badger, Chief of Police Of New Orleans, app
pointed Postmaster at New Orleans, $500.
F.A clover, Supervisor of Elections of East Baton
Rouge, appointed cIerkship in the New Orleans
Custom-house, s., 500.
w. A Helstand, Supervisor of Elections, clerk in
New Orleans Custom-house, s., 200.
Maxwell, Hayes's body-guard, appointed Lieuten
ant United States army, now in the penitenti-
airy, $500.
John NJ, Harlan, member Louisiana COmmissio n
to carry out bargain on which Hayes was
counted in, appointed Associate Justice United
States Supreme Court, $4,000
J R. Hawley member Louisiana Commission, APP
pointment of Chief Commissioner to Paris Ex-
position, 81, 600
w L. Macmillan, who helped the Commission to
break up Packard Legislature, appointed Pen
sion Agent, $4,000.
L. ]. souer, who bribed Packard Legislature to
elect Kellogg Senator, Appraiser of Merchan-
die, New Orleans, So, 600.
James Lewis, ing-Board-Kenner's friend,
tod TO =
O06.
Benjamin Bloomfield, Jim Anderson's PRorEeE,
Auditor in New Orleans Custom-house, s., 800
Charles Hill, messenger of Louisiana Electoral Col
lege, who carried forged returns to Washing
ton, appointed store-keeper in Custom-house,
1,46O.
Hunphries an ineligible electo- of Florida who Sc
vote was counted illegally for Hayes, appoint
ed Collector at Pensacola, 81, 900
L. G Dennis, the 'Alachua GIANT" who manipu-
lated the fraud ulentreturns from that county,
thus divertlng the electoral vote of the State to
Hayes, appointed Superintendent in Architects
office, treasury, 800.
Governor Stearn's secretary, who helped along the
Florida frauds, place in Treasury Department,
81 400.
F. A. Lesage, an East Baton Rouge str iker, ap-
pointed New Orleans Custom-house, 500.
Also the following, more or less prom inent &C
tors in the great steal-viz:
Jack Wharton, appointed United Slater Marshal,
81 900
L. Desmarius, appointed Cashier. Orleans
Custom-house, 81, 500.
"Judge" Bell, appointed Government Timber
Agent, 81, 500.
"Judge" Cessna, appointed Postmaster, s., 800.
Samuel Chapman, appointed New Orleans Custom
Henry smith, appointed New Orleans Custom.
house, 5000.
E. Lukeman, appointed New Orleans Custom
house, 5000.
Napoleon L. Lastrappes, appointed New Orleans
Custom house, 500.
Paul Trevigne, appointed New Orleans Custom.
house, 900.
II. NJ. TwitchelI, appointed United States Consul
ut Kingston, 81, COO.
A. sloanaker, appointed Internal Revenue,
Mr.. 7arnurn, appointed Receiver Land Office,
Mr.. Taylor, appointed Receiver Land Office, ST.
, 600
Bowies of Leon, appointed Treasury Department,
S720
Mr. Phelps appointed Commissioner to Paris, s..
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