The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1883-03-10
Kind Words,

W iloht oil NdlltiS SN'iauSeS GLC
following courteous mention of the select
| ion by Col Webster, of Mr.. II. L. Torbert
of the Wing, TO fill the position made vacant
| by the death of Mr.. VIM. II. Dallaln, his
first appointee:
Whilst there have been deep regrets al
the late death of Deputy Collector Dailam,
so much esteemed as an efficient officer and
gentleman, yet Col. Webster, Collector of
| of our Port, has filled the place in the selec-
| ton of Mr.. II. Il. Torbert, of Cecil county,
| to the full satisfaction OF all who have bust
| ness in the Custom House. He is we'll and
| kindly known as most efficient official, al
ways active and oblising. -Cor. baltimore
Go. Union.
| Collector Webster has appointed Mr..
Henry X. Torbert, editor of the Cecil Wing,
Special Deputy Collector, vice Major w. II.
Dallam, deceased, and he entered upon the
discharge of his duties on the lst inst Mr..
Torbert is about fifty years of age. He is Il
lawyer by profession, and WAS States Att
orney for Cecil County Court at the close of
the war. He was Clerk OF the Cecil County
Court i'll 1868, Deputy Surveyor for eight
years under Fulton and Gilpin, and has
been twice a candi date for Congress on the
Republican ticket. He is 4 member of the
Republican State Central Committee and
Is salu 10 posses Iile business luaIlncitlonS.
Bel Air Times.
We congratulate orr neighbor, the editor
of the Cecd Wing. upon his appointment rs
Deputy Collector of the Port OF Baltimore.
He has obtained a good office and the Gov
eminent has obtained i good officer. Veg
ark Ledger.
Henry Il. Torbert, Esq, editor and pro-
prietor of the Cecil Wing, has been appoint
ed Deputy Collector of the Port of Baltimore
in place of the lamented Major VIM. H.
Dallam. MIR. Torbert is 4 gentleman of in
teligence, lifelong Republican, and man
who will worthily fill the place of his hon
ored predecessor. He was for several years
Deputy Surveyor of the Port and therefore
the duties of his present office will not be
wholly new to him. Mr.. Torbert is well
known throughout the State and we believe
Col. Webster's selection will lie generally
approved.-Ed. Baltimore Go. Union.
Collector Webster has appointed Mr..
Henry Il. Torbert, editor of the Cecil Wing,
Special deputy Collector, vice Major w. H.
Dallam, deceased, and he entered upon the
discharge of his duties on the LIST inst Mr.
Torbert is about fifty years of age. He is a
lawyer by profes ion, and was States Att
orney for Cecil county ut the close of the
war. He was Clerk of Cecil County Court
in 1868, Deputy Surveyor for eight years
under Surveyors Fulton and Giipin, and |
has been twice a candidate for Congress on
the Republican ticket. He is Il member of
the Republican State Central Committee,
and is said to possess fine business qualitc-
ations. The salary of the Special Deputy
Collector is $1,000 year.-RjSiny Sun
Journal
EDITOR IN LUCK Col. Webster has APP
pointed Henry Il. Torbert, Esq, editor OF
the Cecil Wing, Special Collector of Gus !
toms in place of Col. VIM. ii. Dallam, de- |
ceased. The appointment has been con-
tirmed by the Secretary of the Treasury. |
-Easton Gazette,
Collector Webster has appointed Mr.. ,
Henry K. Torbert, of Cecil county, special !
deputy collector, vice Major VIM. II. Dali
am deceased. He has been confirmed by .
the Treasury Department, and entered upon
the discharge of his duties on the l>t OF
March. The salary of the position is $4,000 |
per annum. Mr., Torbert is about 30 wears
Of age, and is editor of the Cecil Wing. He
is lawyer by profession, and was States
attorney about 1865. He was Clerk OF
The Cecil County Court in 1868, deputy sur
reyor for eight years under Surveyors Full
on and Gilpin, and twice a candidate for
congress on the Republican ticket. He is II
member of the Republican State Central
and shrewd business inan.-
Frederick ErdmineF.
The deputy relationship of the Port of
5altimere made vacant by the death of
Major Dallam. has been filled by the ap-
continent of Mr.. Henry Il. Torhert, of
;ecil County, editor OF the Cecil Hhig He
las been confirmed by the Treasury depart
nent ami will enter at once upon the dis
charge OF his duties. We congratulate our
brother OF the quill and also clasS-mate.-
fugersto,rH Ola Feliow.
Col. Webster has appointed Henry H.
Torbert, Esq, of Cecil County, editor of the
Wig, Deputy Collector of Customs vice
Vi or William II. Dallam, deceased. The
appointment has been confirmed by the
secretary of the Treasury, and Mr.. Torhert
inferred on the duties ON the lSt of March.
'lr. Torbert is about 80 years of age, a law
Ter by profession, and was States Attorney
# Cecil county in lS6J. lie was Clerk of
he Cecil court in lSdS, Deputy Surveyor
or eight years, and twice Il candidate for
congress. He is a member of the Republi-
AN State Central Committee and a >hrewd
business man.--lnnopolis Gu."te.
Collector Webster has appointed Major
!. Il. Tnrbert of Cecil county, TO be deputy
Collector, in platr Of Major Dallam, de-
eased. The appontee is perfectly familiar
With the workings of the Baltimore Custom
louise, having served for eight wears a
Deputy under Surveyors Fulton and Ilpjn.
iajor Torhert has many acquaintanceS III
ur county, where he has frequently visited
nd all will join in congratulations on his
God luck. -Cumberiaad Daily Nej"S.
Henry K. Torbert, Esq, of Elkton, editor
f the Cecil Wing, has been appointed Spec
al Deputy Collector at Baltimore, in the
lace made vacant by the death of Major
" II, Dallam of Hartford county Nh
'orhert entered upon the duties of his office
n the lst inst. The salary is $1,000 Il year.
he duties of the Office will NOT seriously in
ertere with his newspaper. We are pleased !
o learn. -OrfOrd Press.
Henry X. Torbert, editor of the Cecil Wig,
as been appointed by Collector Webster,
nd his appointment has since been con
rmed, Deputy Collector of the port of Bal
more in place of Ma jor Win. IL. naliam,
eceased. The salary is 5000 Il year
Inerican Union.