New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-23

going into action at Winchester and while men
were falling about him left the field and went
home; was court martialed and sentenced TO he
cashicred appealed for reinstatement but the di-
vision commanders Generals Ricketts,, Wright and
Meade, Endorsed his appeal unfavorably. Order ul
Tribune, - Chairman of delegation to
Democratic State Convention and member Of
! the Committee Resolutions, violating Presl-
Dental order; appointed in place OF Wykof' who
was removed for partisanship but never attended
any convention member Of any committee
| Il sS5. Dec. z; New York Times }
BATES, j. F.-1owa; appointed Chief OF the
Free Delivery Service by PostmasterGeneral Villas,
in place of Gurley discharged. Bates was chair
man of the Iowa delegation at the Cincinnati Con-
yention and favored Villas Other qualifications
BANTER G.. W.-App0inted Governor of Wyom-
ing. vice Francis f. Warren, suspended uss6:
Nov PC; New-York Sun, L. Fences public land
and sells to English syndicate II $50, Dec. 3; The
| Tribune. 81 Warren was involved as violating
law against fencing public land. and when
he was suspended and Baxter named il was diseov-
cred later that Baxter was also implicated uss6,
Dec o: New-Yorl Times, ~
BAYARD, J. A.-Secretary Of Arizona; Secre-
tary Bayard's son. not from Maryland Baltimore
| Herald Il $50. Nov. 0: NewYork World. A.
BAYARD, THOMAS F.-Senator from Delaware
appointed Secretary Of State. Early in the
ne made speech strongly sympathizing with the
South. the republication Of which lessened his sup
port candidate for the Presidency. Had recently
offered in the Senate resolution regarding Irish
! dynamiters, which many Irishmen strongly con-
! demned as uncalled for and unfair in terms. Was
reckoned an ardent free-trader Has proved ca
PRECIOUS and uncertain. His course has not been
The New-York Sun. 1885, June &c; New
! York World, A. Refuses appointments to any one
VINO opposes ms nomination; Jacksonville WI opln7
ION. 1856, January s; New-fork World A.
No Cabinet officer has made so many changes
IN llS departmcnr 1885. April IA; New-York
World. A. When one-horse politicians are APP
poIn.tu III pre5crence 10 goou nleu nus mas ctr-
tanly been done in one department.. In the
selection Of Ministers ard Consuls. principles
of reform hive not been .perceivabe New.
York Stats Zeitunr. 1885. May 25.) The man
who was picked out for the English mission was
the attorney in the odous Emma mine swindle.
The man who sent 10 Italy has no other record
except speech against the Italian Government.
! The man who goes t. Greece WAS four years ago
the applicant for the Mexican mission at the hands
OF Garfield. The Consul-General 10 Melbourne
was "A Blaine worker. The Minister 70 Russia
will not 90 until his disabilities removed
The Minister 10 Mexico will not embarrass the
Administration by accepting, although he has been
confirmed by the Senate" The st. Louis Post
Dispatch 1855, April "a New~York World A.
Gone into body-snatching business to rehabilitate
with offices those verging on the grave dragged
out Of political ohScurty scores Of decayed hnlks-
more than half of them men who do not believe
in the common unity of their own Government,
and are citizens because the power Of the Govern
mcnt prevented them from being Its aliens Gin
clnnati ENQUIRER. 1885, May 2; quoted May .,
| New-YorlI Sun. p
BEARSE. MISS-Appointed Postmaster at
| Cotuit. Mass. in place Of Lovel. who had been
! heartily supported by Democrats and Republicans
But F o. Prince wanted change. accused Loyel
Of offensive partsanship and recommended Miss
BearSe. Citizens Of both parties, in two public
meetings protested against, the charge as false
and opposed the change Mr.. Goldman also OPP
posed u sS5 Nov. 3: Tribune. -
H. o. THOMPSON'S TOOL Is CLEvELAND'S
BEATIIE. H. S.-Apponted Surveyor of Port
| of New~Yorlz One Of the smart, brassy youths
| whom New-York politics is always bringing TO
the front, who always ready TO do the dirty
work from which older and more conspicuous men
Irwin INroT inc lost .
| Times, A. Great friend Of Hubert o. Thompson,
stcnographer for Whitney; Secretary Of the County
| Democratic Committee Il sS5 June IS; New-1O rk
Times, L. man almost unknown absolutely
unheard Of outside New-York, who represents
| Hubert o. Thompson and nothing else President
grossly imposed upon II sS5. June 20: New-l ork
| Times. g. Beattie not a change of which the
| Secretary Of the Treasury has any reason to be
! proud. Benedict was capable, upright expert
New-Yorlz Times, A. Recognized as another gift
to Thompson; congratulate II. 0. Thompson;
under other names he was yesterday appointed by
| House. Would rather have seen him appointed IN
his own name Il ss5, June %; New-York sun,
A. Charges preferred for eyading the CYL T Ser
against him under investigation Il SSs, May 20,
TeBeS sent To civil Of s SGREsy e4Smn
ers; told that letters of prominent
persons would help; remarked it was against
law: told that they would nevertheless help; was
told that Register Murtha controlled the Brook
lyn patronage. Beattie asked if ever in service
before: answered yes; Why in hell didn't you
say SOP Testimony Of Blauvelt, about Wido,wy
McGinniss's pig rahle Wyatt, Barge Office, told
him to go and take part IN that way $500 was
raised for Iiills campaign Bowers testified that
Nav %: New-York Sun, 3 -
BEEfHER. CAPTAIN HERBERT FOOTE.-Ap-
pointed Collector at Puget Sound uso3' June 3
Ncw-York Sun L. Owes office 10 partisan service
Of parent not to own personal merits lss5, June
6: New York sun q Disgust Of Democrats Of
the Northwest, who charge that the appointment
4Sad plo hic fat
mail route between Port Townsend and Semialu-
moo. w. T. Left 10 interview Cleveland about
office Of Customs Collector. for which he was an
applicant; mail route neglected complaints for
steamer San Francisco Call quoted u ss5. May u;
Ncw-lork World, A. Appointed collector at Port
TOWNSEND on fathers recommendation alone. Had
been purser of steamer: record said TO be none of
the best alleged account with steamship company
not satisfactory; charged with irregularities while
acting as collector Il $50 May 10; NewYork Sun;
p Story that while purser of Puget Sound
steamer took from gentleman $500 to be used for
purchase Of postal notes says he gave II TO Postal
Agent Temple which the latter denies Il $50, April
"a Ncw-lork Times D. Testimony OF Temple
and Koplar against him Daniel keplar testiiies
that he sent money through Beecher 10 be turned
into money orders for persons at the East. h;
y Temple testifies that Beecher never delivered
orders or money Il SS6 June %; New-l OrK ZINES
q Adverse report; his confession that he
handed to another person money entrusted 20
him without even taking receipt shows that ne
is not safe person to conduct Office ll5S6 June "
XewYorll Sun. p Name Withdrawn to escape
rejection 1855 Aug. 8; New-YorlS Sun, a.
Treasury officials puzzled over deficit IN accounts
If Collector and meanwhile has disappeared
Iss6 Sept. 10; New-Yorlz Sun, A. Full
statement of the case; Temple denied that he ever
received money from Beecher and when threatened
with arrest Beecher pleaded poverty and gave
note which was paid on the day he was appointed
collector Other charges affecting character;
charges sustained by evidence 1851 July 10:
New-YorI< sun. 21 Appointed special agent of
the Treasury, though name was withdrawn Tor
NOT have 70 pass Senate's Inquisiton 1887, |
Ian. s: New-YorlI Times 81 Blake. formerly
deputy. had for weeks gathered evidence that
Pcccber had robbed the Government in opium |
cosns started East fortified with afidavits; |
.tnnned over train at CHICAGO: was found in |