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

attempted reputation OF coupons by virginia.
although United States had invested large sum OF
trust funds in Virginia bonds and the coupons in
question; argument openly dismissed all consider
ations Of morality notification is perfectly exact
description II SS5. March 20: New-i York Times, ~
These cases all decided against State (1S s6, Feb
. New-York Times, 81 just rendered decision
which permits whisley ring TO import liquor which
IL had exported TO avoid payment OF tax swindie
on people; connection with Pan-Electric scandal !:
hide thicker than hide of twenty rhlnoceroses. At
lanta Constitution nss6. April 6: New-York Sun;
2) Behavior regarding suit OF Senator Call
against Swain, q land claim 1855, July Tho
Tribune, 3D. Protest against pardon OF Waite,
defaulting bank President Of Brattleboro, for
warded TO department, and Garland replied Pres
ident several days ago pardoncd Mr.. Waite jan
uary 20; though the official record Of department
did not show pardon $50, Jan. 81 New-iork
ment against Roach, and conduct in telephone
matter, elsewhere set forth. Nearly entrapped
into appointing 10 office man for whose arrest for
horse stealing Garland as Governor OF Arkansas
had offered reward 1855, May 90: Newly ork
Sum- History of telephone cases Il sS5, Sept 80 :
New-Yorl World, Az " Difficult to understand
reconstruction of Cabinet; Garland and Lamar
very deeply implicated Qss6. Jan. 20; New-YorlS
Sum- p Garland must go; has allowed depart
ment Justice to be prostituted for his private adj
vantage" nsS6, Feb. IL; New-York Sun, 81 En-
joined by Rogers from donating stock given to him
which he had not earned QSs6, Feb. 20; New
York World, d. His profits, and row between
Young, Casey, Johnston and Rogers, revolvers
drawn u ss6, Feb 30 New-York World, S. Be-
lieves public office is a speculative trust; while
allowed to keep his post, scandal, growing sus-
the Administration and Mr. Cleveland is respOn-
slble" 1857. March A: New-York Sun. 81 :" Pan
Electric speculation; what large, constant and
increasing dividends of disgrace and dishOnor it
makes payable; and every one endorsed over TO
Administration (1ss6 April 20: New-iork Sun,
% To repudiate Garland would be an aclxnowl
cdgment Of responsibility, and confession of po-
lltical incapacity, and confession may seem to be
suicide u SS7, May 1s; New-York Sun, 81 q" Re-
ports on Ian-Electrc scandal make il difficult
matter for Garland to continue in Office unless both
he and President are utterly insensible to public
opinion. Shows that Attorney-Genera. Solicitor.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Commissioner of
Railroads, and other associates of President dis
tinmished by HIS confidence are not acting on rule
public office is public trust" Boston Advertiser
$50, July 4; New-Yorl Sun, A. Charges sus-
tanned against department officials beyond contra
dcton; LamarS letter 10 Garland shows nearly
500 prosecutions under land laws frivolous
and In direct violation Of orders of court and rules
of department and carried on for the sake Of fees"
1SS6. Nov. 2: New-Iork Times 81 Adverse
decision of United States Circuit court. Judge
jackson, Cincinnati, on the ground that Bell Tcc-
phone Co. having no domcile in Ohio cannot le
Times ~ Department behindhand; Court of
Claims at standsull; 21l cases called and
Government ready in only, ~; such dilatoriness
never known until this Reform administration
ns8s. Feb. Z; The Tribune 81
GElGER1CI, L. A.-Appointed Collector Of In
ternal Revenue, I'd District New-l York, place Of
Friedsam; not to be commended purely political
appointments; no change demanded by interest
service; Friedsam more useful than any new man
could be; selection very poor one' 1857, July .:
NeWYOTk Times A. vi! Father io keeps beer saloon
GEPPERT, ALBERT-Was arrested for stealing
$1,000 worth Of goods at Racine, and confessed and
held in bonds for $500, forfeited bond and ran
away: writes after long absence from northern
Dakota that he has been appointed postmaster
1886. Dec. 10: The Tribune IL
GIBSON. A. C.-COusin of the Senator appointed
hall
in reducei circumstances, Drinks whskcy and
plays poker like gentleman q ss5, May %; Tho
Tribune, - Honesty, and courage assailed by
1885, May 20; New-Yorl Times, ~
GILLESPIE-Appointed Postmaster at Dayton:
was ward politician, disloyal during the war, and
GLENN Superintendent construction of Gus
tom House at New-Orleans; Confederate engineer.
popular and capable: removed on recommendation
of lliterate inspector named Holmes; removal
countermanded Ass, July 10; New-York Times
A.
GLYNN- Supcrintendent R r. Mails, Indiana
division; One Of the worst appointments made,
not forgetting others that have disgraced the pub
lie service in this State; not man with whom
honorable gentlemen should be forced TO associate"
(lSS6 April IS; New-Iork Times, j.
GOODE. JOHN.-Appointed Solicitor-General.
having charge Of administration election laws; was
defeated for XLlVth Congress but voted in by
partisan majority; fraudulently elected in Re-
publican district; report of Thompson, Democrat.
against him y $50 April 4; The Tribune, 2, and
May 2; The Tribune L. Was member Of Con-
federate Congress 1885, May 2; New-York Times,
2) Voted for ordinance of secession 1885. May
2: New-York Sun H. Goode must 60: he began
unauthorized use of official power for purpose Of
private speculation" il $50. Feb IL New York Sum-
p Rejected, Hoar and Malone denouncing tissue
ballot frauds by which he got elected in 676 in
Norfolk District QSS6, July 10; New-York Times,
GRAHAM.-Secretary Civil Service Commission,
70 no o1. haca NJ ms uhO
feated Congressman Cox in North Carolina steno-
grapher promoted instead Il $780, Aug IS; The Tri
bune, g.
GREEN. HAZLETON. GRIMSIIAW. JOINER.
WILCOX and WEAVER, all postmasters; and
THOMPSON district Collector; ELLIS, State
Assessor; all delegates in Democratic State con
ventiou letter to World Il SS7 oct. 8 New-York
World, A.
LOVE OF LIQUOR AND HATRED OF INDIANS
GREEN, ISRAEL-Appointed agent for Sissse-
Brown when wounded and disarmed; testified
struck him with his sabre in the face several times
after he was down. Was in Confederate service;
now appointed on recommendation Of Dav member |
Democratic National Committee for Territory; |
specially recommended by HuntOn Virginia; |
Botelar, West Virginia; and Corcoran, Of Wash
Brown u Ss5, Oct. % New-York Times, and "a, |
New-Yorl1 Times 2.) Since appointment has |
been a good deal of time intoxicated and seldom |
free from influence of liquor Made effort to break
grazing lands to 60 to certain person to make ar
Lamar has letter showing the facts" |
Il $50 July 30: New-Yory Times, 81 Appointed |
two years ago; Senate failed to act: President
appointed the man. Senate again ignored appoint |
ment; difficulty with Green appears to be love |
Of liquor and hatred of Indians; frequently drunk;
thought Indians better be killed than educated |
Il 8S7. March 9: New-York Sun, b.
GREEN, WARREN.-Appointed Consul Mt |
Kanagawa Arrested for debt 1885, May %: |
New-Yorlx Sum- 2.) Boston Herald says will be
rejected owing TO dssipated and dsreputabe hab-
It's q $780, March 2O New-Yorll World, d. Re-
ected by Senate because Of questionable conduct |
In games OF poker declining to make good losses,
and operated skating rink with anything but good |
reputation 1886, Oct 2: New-Y York World A.
GREENEBAUM, Observation-Disclosures Con-
sui TO Samoan Islands was secondhand clothing
dealer at San Francisco 1856. Aug. 10: New-Yorlx
sun, 81 Appointed in liquidation Of bill Of Demo
ratio State Committee for campaign uniforms
went ont without being confirmed: behaved so