New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-23
[R. CLEVELAND'S RECORD.
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belonging to Department 10 save money LOT uoN-
eminent 1855. March 81: The Tribune, X,
though selling wagons OF Department., used stapie
for himself and Commissioner Montgomery thelr
fnsss laa SS RTSG r SXCG Carriage
1855, Aug 10; The Tribune, 81 Lamar 5 uc'encc
of Thompson business that lhompson's por-
trait had been hanging with that oil other oec-
retaries for many years 1853, june ~ ,s, neM
York Herald, 2); connection with ran Eiecttic
job" here we have Secretary Of Interior
with Attorney General employing name, autnorlty,
money of United States, insututlng anu carry ils
on in their own private interests, anu lor tneit
own personal enrichment, litigation against patent
of United States. official scandal of first magnl,
tude. overlapping everything else oil the klnd
that has ever been concocted since INC nation was
in cxjstence1 II $50. JAN 80: New ork sun. -;
regardless of law, Of facts. and CT public justice
endorsed and adopted scheme of using name ana
r natsnt suit dssS Feb. 4: New-York Sun, 81
title TO Bells patents in no way relieves ADMINS
tration of faint. already so blacky smirchcd 1855
Feb. 8: New-York SUM- -; Pan Electric worse
han Credit Mobier scandal. there no Cabinet MIN
ister engaged Il $50, Feb IL New-i ork sun, -;
of what consequence arc Garland Lamar AlSin S,
Armstrong Goode Upshaw, and other officials
who are mixed up with Fan Electric job, compared
with millions of Democratic voters who suhcr ~
presence of these men in Office, and who Will
be put on the defensive at coming election TO meet
Republican Indictment against them 1885, req
IL: New-lork Sun, 81 Lamar must go; follow
ing Goode and Garland he advised Pan Electro
scandal should be fastened more firmly upon the
Administration and the Democracy u So t pac
IL New-iork sun e.! Yes pgonc once Toni y S l%"
sI: under Lamar one chief of division several
hundred dollars in debt TO his clerks, hardly one
- of 80 subordinates not cheated Il $751; July ~
Sew-YorS Sun. IL Letter to Sparks and his
hasty publication of it shows has neither temper
nor calm judicial faculty which should character
ize Justice of Supreme Court qSs5, Nov -
New-York Times, A.; appointed Justice Supreme
Court. Il ss7. Dec. :: New-Yoril Sun, l.
LAMB JOHN E.-Pet of Voorhees,; violent
Democrat without special reputation standing
as lawyer and was rejected by constituents
for Congress last year. When Blame visited
Terre Haute, Mr. Lamb, then Congressman
stood at the corner of the main street OF the Guy
and shouted intended insults as procession passed.
This is the sort OF partisan ne is ana TO reward
him. Charles l.. Holstein. United States District,
Attorney is removed, a gallant and distinguished
soldier, a lawyer Of fine ability, has made an
efficient officer: no grounds for removal except
offensive partsanship but was particularly
courteous and quiet speaker, there belng notnlns
of the violent partisan about him lsS5, July
5; New-York Times 81
HUCKSTER OF OFFICES AND BLACKMA1LER
LANCASTER, R D.-Appointed Surveyor at ST.
Louis Il SS5, Nov. %; New-lork IlmeS A.
AS eminent as Higgins in election operan lions
protest of State Insurance Commissioner. secre-
tary of Democratic State Committee, Judge bar
clay and Representative Frost, who declare APP
pointment direct insult to all decent Democrats !;
had been appointed Tax Collector, but was by
Democratic council rejected for character: Is
to z: in $50 was head OF Dark Lantern orgahe
ization, and charged with selling nomination OF
Judge of City Court to a man who after eX-
posre, was defeated at the polls sworn testl,
InOny after election showed organization received
$1,000 from different candidates and that Lar Ian
caster had offered to carry Ninth Ward for Frost
for $1,000 1885, Nov. &5 The Lfion i1S A. a.
frauding United States in connection with wills
key ring 1856 Jan. 49, The Tribune L. SUIT
against Glover for $780, a0 damages resulted
in verdict for defendant on five counts, and on
fifteen counts a total of thirteen cents damages
for Lancaster: verdict that he personally ngnred
as huckssr Of offices ana a b TO for ope
cent on charge of embezzng public money: same
verdict on charge of attempt to sell JudgeshlG OF
Court of Appeals to three persons: same verdict
on charge defrauding an iron company; same on
charge of collecting ten per cent on note when
called for eight; same on charge that ne WaS
president political organization for the purpose OF
selling offices: same charge attempt TO de1rauu
Government in contract for heating apparatus IN
Custom House same on charge 'n1 hN IrInS
Ring in order to defrlud Governments same on
charge of betrayng, private trust same on on
twenty years 1858, June 10; The Tribune H.
Lang, w. W.-Arponted Consul at Hamburg
said TO be representative at Hamburg OF Gould
Huntington syndicate has been immigration agent
of Southwestern Railroad system IN Europe lor
four years $50. April New,fork Times, 81
LAYTON, A. r.. Appointed Minister to Russia
as Confederate soldier never had his political dlsa-
bilities removed Il ss5, April 3 New lorlI Times
s. Was seizer of Fort Pulaski and rebel Off
Ger 1855, April 10; New-York Times L. Gar
land reports him nevertheless qualified, holds that
Johnson's proclamation removed disabilities 4 $50.
April 20; Ncw-York Times, p Rebel Dlsablhtles
Act quoted Il ss5. April 30; New-York Herald o.
Noteworthy that out of about twenty persons eX-
cluded by that act, this Administration has already
selected three for important appointments; APP
pointed Minister TO Austria after disabilities re
moved by Congress uss7, April II; New-iork
LAWToN, IsRAEI.-Appointed Director Of
San Francisco Mint charged that he IS owner OF
block let for dsreputable purposes 1886, March
II; New-Yorls World, !. -,
LAZELLE, COLONEL H. M;-Charged with
publication war records: ordered board to consider
what records should be destroyed or sold as waste
paper q ss7, Dec. 81; Ncw-Yorly Times, s. .,
LESLIE, P H.-Appointed Governor Of r. MOI,
udpe for several years, hut beaten in strong Demo
cratic district and his irascibihty on the bench so
Chief Justice: succeeded Ilouser, who criticised
Sparks, and resigned q $50, Dec. 1G; The lrib-
une p Maginnis, long time Democratic delegate
from Montana, had promise from Governor liouser
of recommendation for Governor but President
would not appoint, though he had served the peo-
pie faithfully and was identified with Their inter
ests 1887 Jan. !; The Tribune, 81 President
stated it was because Maginnis had been agent OF
the Manitoba Railroad which had quarreled with
Northern Plciic :" he would not be drawn INTO
the quarrel" Governor Houser had carried Ter
ritorv for the Democrats by Maginns's AID, prom
Using TO resign in his favor did resign President
at once appointed Leslie u ss7, Jan. 2; The lrio-
"" LEWIS f. P. Cor New-Jersey: appointed
Minister to Portugal: colonel in Confederate ser
vice: sold relics of Washington and portrait OF
his grandmother, Mrs Gusts 1855, March 29;
LOTHROP, GEORGE v. N.-1Appointed Minis
ter to Russia acted for Phoenix Bank. and New
York Judge found evidence which established
case Of active. designed and intended fraud on
part Of oanl" 1885, May "a; The Tribune x
Supposed was urging legitimate and equitable
claim n ss5 Nav %: New-Yorl1 Times, L. De
cision of Judge Potter Of New York, above quoted,
but Judge Robertson thought Counsel Lothrop per.
sonally not cognizant u ss5, May 2S; New York
Times A. Aristocratical tendency; amasscd for
tune chiefly in service of railroads Detroit Even
ing News Il ss5, MAY IA; New-YorlS Sum- 2
Lowell JEROME-Collector at Corpus Chrlstl ;
removed after wears of faithful service for alleged
misconduct in his youth Il sS5, Aug. 3; The Irib-
anc, L.
LYON, T. Q.-Apponted Postmaster at South
Salem in nlace of lawrence who had held Office
TWENTY-FIVE years removes post office to his house
q mile and half from the 0illage: boycotted by