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

GlNNISDN.-ln SlAln huuilOrS hti'
place Twenty-Five years, and chief OF division sly-
teen years: was put out by Auditor MeConvllle
for Farrow of South Carolina. and mace third
class clerk, then made fourth-cass clerk ana then
dismissed Il $50 June %: New-lorl< Times, D.
HALL. W. W-Govcrnment Secret Service. ar
rested for beating woman over head with stick
Il ss5, Nov 20: Ncw-YorlI Times ~ Fine re-
duced by effort of Distrct-Attorney at St Louis
story scandalous; both should be. dismissed
promptly Il Ss5, Nov. 30 New-fork Times, A.
HAM. NJ M-Postmaster at Dubuque editor
and active politician, and worst sort OF Copper
head 1855 March %: The Tribune, IL
UAMBLETON-Appc for Pensions Medical
Board who celebrated his appointment to an i'm
portant office by Democratic House, naming his
son John Wilkes Booth Ilamblcton uSS6 Sept
HANDLEY, JOHN L.-Apponted Postmaster
Fairfield ILL., Never settled accounts as clerk OF
court Wayne county, refused 70 surrender books I;
rejected Il $50, June IS: NewYorI Sun. 2,
HANLON.-Special Treasury Agent, was running
distilcry on Eighteenth-st. Ncw-York when tax
was high. and in bad odor with officials; was one
of delegation to assure Tweed of their continued
confidence after his exposure Il ss5, Sept 20; New
York World A : Evening Post, Sent. 21
HANLON.-Internal Revenue Collector at New
Orleans: hard fight for delegates to control Coun-
ty Convention thirteen for and sixteen against
him: convention split 1857, Sept. 26; New-iork
Times, ~
HANLON-Collcctor Of Internal Revenue,
Seventh Indiana CTcrre Haute) District; charge
ignorant and illteratc, engaged in fight at dis
reputable resort and nearly killed Ii man whom he
accused of opposing confirmation: habits such as
10 disqualify nss6, MAY 10; Ncw-fork sun, p
Senator Harrison declared very bad appointment
1SS6, July %: New-lorll Times, IL Rejected
1855. July 90 Ncw-YorlI Sun. A.
HANLON JAMES A.--Of Medina. n. Y. APP
pointed Collector Mt Buffalo against several Buff
falO candidates, to the surprise OF people; was
Democratic leader in Orleans County u 1856, Oct . {;
NewYorlS Sun. ~ Wrath Of Democrats 1855,
Oct. g: The Tribune, -
HANNA. b. W.-Appointed Minister to Persia ::
not Persian scholar, but long prominent IN In
diana politics: in Legislature was invcterate op-
poncnt OF all war measures, and did all IN his
power TO cmharrasS Governor Morton, OF lndi-
ana 1885, April 10; The Times, g. Appointed
Minister 60 Argentine Republic: declares Buenos
AyrcS Government most eXtravagant on earth ;
my great trouble is the language QsS5, Dec.
Z; New-YorlI Times A. His business ventures in
Argentine Republic and invitation to Indiana
fnanciers to come down there and reap harvest OF
dollars. have OUTRAGED polite officials: he said :
Jobs of every kind flourish and corruption stalks
about openly with scarcely any stigma" IL $780,
April a. Ncw-YorlI World, A.
IIANNA-Of Cleveland. Appointed Director
u. T. r. r. Democratic County Convention de-
and labor crusher 1855. Aug. IS; New-York
Hanson, MAHLoN Disappointed Internal
Revenue Collector: old Democratic whcehorse
nss6. July 27; New-Yorll Herald, A.
HARDIN TOM.-Of Indiana. Appointed Col
lectOr Internal Revenue: evidence from Democratic
sources that he was morally and mentally unit;
~
HARNESS. ID. L.-Appointed Postmaster at
Berlin. Wisconsin; arrested for embezzlement;
$4,000. borrowed as if for firm nSS6. May Is;
HARRIS-District-At for Mississippi: con-
duct in election condemned by Cleveland, and re-
signed n sss, Jan. %: Ncw-Yorl1 World, A.
HARRIS, J. C.-Relative Of Pan-Electric Scna-
for: Indian Office letter to Upshaw that gigantic
frauds were detected 1sS6 Aug %; The Trib-
unc. -
HARRITY. Appointed Postmaster at Philadcl-
oh az Do,nooratio Gitr- Commit
tee Crosby states could be no moro serious vio-
atiOn of spirit of law than removal Of luidekOper,
Democrats n 8s5. Nov. %: The Tribune. o. Com
plant of Civil Service Association that he disrib-
uted appointments equally among election dis
trlcts of city. appoints men who cannot write or
speak grammaticallv. dSmisScs men without
charges, and examinations of anpointees alleged to
he fraudulent Il $50. Nov. 10; New-York Times, 81
Complaints challenged by Harrity and by
local board Il SS6, Nov 10: New York Times, 81
Testimony Senate Committee that only three or
four clerks were retained out Of 400 or 300 and
only four dismissed for cause. Huide1oper re-
moved after Villas had told him his Office was the
best managed in the United States 1883, April 3
The Tribune, u
ACCOMPLISHED AND GENTLEAlANLY FOR
GER
HARVEY, OSCAR J-Treasury clerk, committed
for forgery, petition forwarded by Randall 1887
July Il; Ncw-I OrlI Times. u Accomplished
and gcntcmaAly forgcr just discovered, is Mug
wump; rascal not turned out but turned in; two
most distinguished Pennsylvania Democrats,
Randall and Curtin, protested against appoint
ment 1884, July 10; New-YorS SUI, 81 Ar
rested, had collected Sll,5O0 by forged papers
i1ss7 July 0: New-Yorll Sun, o.
HAY, MALCOM-fiist Assistant Postmaster
General, i'll charge Of 10000 Offices, concerned
in Florida cipher dispatches Of 1876 1850,
March 20; The Tribune, A.
HEATH. q. C.-DsmisSed at the request Of
Bragg, because voted against him 1855, May;
The Tribune, H.
HEDDEN, f. L-Appointed Collector Of New
J FORK; Hubert o. Thompsons candidate nominated
by the President Qso6, june 2S; New-lo
Sum- l. New name never heard at the White
House; Thompson said 10 have made discovery
that he was above all others best man in New
York; fgure-head candidate; talk about his
firms disappearance with dry rot. But President
would not let 1hompsons valuable services go
unrewarded qsS5. June 20; New-Yorl< Times,
j. Manning discusses IIcddens unfitness with
freedom, but Cleveland indebted TO Thompson for
such Democratic support received in Newly orl
Thompson expected to be Collector; will it do to
nominate anybody. to whom he was opposed?'
rot, but word passed that he " will take care of
the boys 1855. June 27; New-Yorl1 Times, L.
:" Appointments described rs made with narrow
partisan purpose: spoilsmen under Thompson
declaring were made with that purpose and no
other; secured by two New-Yorl1 members of
Cabinet on representation necessary 10 success
and antecedents of Surveyor give force to claim
both appointed on old-fashioned spoils principles
4 sS5, July 3 New-Norl1 Times, A. President
grossly imposed upon: cannot conceive that man
Of Mr. Icdden's calibre. anecedents and allan
,es can materially assist reform 1885. June
2S: New-YOrk Times. g. wish that If Presi-
dent had any intention of yielding to Thompsons
influence he would do so frankly and place him in
office sS5.June 20; New-York Times
H. Congratulate III. o. ThompsOn under other
names he yesterday appointed by President 10
control New-Yorll Custom House; would rather
nave seen him appointed in his name Il S55.
June %; Ncw-YorlI Sum- 4 y Son states that ap
pointed because Manning threatened to resign il
resident would not appoint Thompson'S cand-
late q $50, July .: New-YOrll Sun, 81 Presi- |
lent said importers were suffering from dishonesty
md fraud and money of Buffalo merchants will
Tot buy as much as that Of New-Yorll importers
! Sa5, June ~ New-YOrk Herald, A. Confirmed |
/ $50, March The Tribune, 2.) Charges OF mis- |
conduct. especially I'm appointments, and persistent
disregard Of Civil Service Act veterans petitoned
or removal for violation Of law in dismissing Fore
nan Dakc, of Brooklyn District u ss5, Dec. II;
Jew York Times, o. Five members of Civil Ser |
ice Board forced to resign by hostile attitude Of |