New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-23
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Moore Of Missouri, appointed Il ss7, Feb. 10; New
Of Mexicans as our enemies, and Bayard re-
moved him 1887, Feb. s New-York World A.
PORTER JAMES B-Appointed Assistant Sec
rotary Of Stare had been Confederate Assistant
Attorney General and Governor OF ms SIate pres,
n1rant of foreign affairs that had to revoke by
telegraph his Interpretation of Treaty OF SIS IN
his letter of twenty-four hours before u $50 march
cancus and asking votes for Senator while Assist
ant Secretary 1887, Jan. 2s; New;YSrk Sun, 2, p
P0STMASTERS OF WEST yIRGINA;-Rc.
Democratic Congressional Executive COMMITTEE.
asking names and politics Of all patrons OF their
offices 1883, April lG; NeW-York lines, a. nd;or
Agent but rejected by Senate at request Of Lamar
on the ground he was incompetent ana iy,
mittcc suggested Lamar had better ask Presiaen.
to Withdraw the name; secretary conIesseu ,nr@
would make it impossible to obtain wlthdrawat
from President q sse, Aug. a; New York Sun, IL
A DEAD-BEAT FOR JUSTICE OF UTAH.
POWERS. o. W.-Appointed Justice Of Utah, in
spite of charges by Democrats at Kalamazoo wherc
he lived sustained by sworn evidence, OF ROD
hing clients: recommendations of judges cooley
and Sherwood withdrawn, because procuft 70
start Democratic newspaper, but never dld, ana re-
tanned the money; after his appointment creditors
got notes for the amount Dickinson, M pISS o %,
hostility Il ss5, Dec. 20; The Tribune, o. ana looo,
Jan 6; The Tribune, 81 Michigan Democrats
protest not in the best standing at bar charges
of unprofessonal conduct 1885, Dec. II; New,
York World A. Michigan people astonisheu
should have been nominated to any office nel9n.
bors say that when attorney he collected claim OF
81 900 and neglected TO refund money TO chen.
II ESQ April 10: New-York Times, IL supposed
to be the professionally unfit Judge 1850, aug
10; New-Yor< Times ~ Charges against POW,
ors known to President and the two Judges OF
Michigan Supreme Court had written to President
stating that after personal investigation they were
satisfied charges were substantially true llooo.
was mnde. and until Senate Committee unanl-
mously decided to reject President refused to with
PRICE. WILLIAM H-Postmaster at New
Brunswick: charged with intentional delay OF Pc
partment letters to former postmaster about settle
mcnt of accounts until his time for settlement ex-
nirod 1887, June 81; New-York Sun,
PUTNAM J. disappointed Consul at Honolulu
NcwYoris World, A. Allen o. Myers ,telegraphs
TO T}ayard Appointment Putnam is disgrace to
Administration. This man would sell American
flag to heather for an undershirt; financial record
az n blcedcr has been public scandal there IS
universal disgust 1885, May 3; New-lork
PYNE, JOHN F.-Apponted Postmaster at Vim
ton Iowa, in place Of one legged Union soldier,
s. e. Marine, who was turned out; Pyne proved 10
have been indicted and convicted OF violating pen
sion laws, and was removed 1886, May y; New
VQtUISN.-Appointcd superntcndcnt Railway
Mails: formerly discharged as Republican for IN
efficiency constant complaint OF business men
notorious Indiana partisan. appointed IN place OF
Burt, one of the most efficient officers IN the De
PAINE FREDERICK APPOINTED Consul Gen
eral at Berlin; was editor Of German paper at Bal
tmorc, and especially abusive of German Tovern-
nent 4 ss5, June %; The Tribune, A. Was pro-
pretor of Ranc Hail. lager beer shop and restaI.
rant in Baltimore ues5 March 81 New-f York
Times, H. Violation Of the rule Of State Depart
4; iofy pon. IF
zen 10 represent this country in his native land
1888 March 81 New-York World, IL
TIE BOSS THUG OF BALTIMORE
RAIsIN, ]. Acknowledgements Naval Officer
at Baltimore VII aroI r as mu'n as HAT Of
Thomas; even moro notorious person. ohiel on az
Maryland lobbyists; all good citizens condemn condemn
personally aided by Higgins and Thomas, showed
under reform in Baltimore, br9ught roushs from
other cities; one gang from Wilmington; whole
election farce and fraud; Special Agent treasury,
and other officers from Washington active 1885,
July 81; Now-Yorlx Times, H. Gangs OF men IN
public employ and paid for PUBLIC service no % univ
Tho lSvlcss but imported roughs and thugs; cor
ruption coercion and intimidation used, decent
Democrats overwhelmed by Rasin, Naval 1lhcer
more fragrant violation of one of the most essential
| nrinciplcs of reform" 1Ss7, July "a New-i ork
Times A. Raisn1 Iggins p MahGn inC opder
in i;altimore election Raisin at his old function
as boss carnival of intimidation, bribery ana co.
SEco9 5oO sD and rcP S Service Reform AO
citation refused to make any charges because lts
previous protests had received no attention
9s Agg J. SS%YSsS S consaGenera at
p,ris s was head stud groom at Stanford's farm
1887, May % Ncw-Yorl Sun, p Had agreed 70
apPol lie Breton w9 foT cShpsPshp
refused to carry out contract uSSS' March :
IIautc for years keeper of worst GROCERY in city
where vilest OF both sexes resort on Sunday
uSsS SeP 81 The Tribune Ni SENATOR APPOINTED
Marshal Eastern District of Texas.
REDINGTON-B ootl1ceper to Commissioner OF
Railroads accused OF dealing in stocks and giving
2S br NSWTSbf J IiMf disappointed Collector in
Maine; WINS Democratic candidate for Governor last
RTICnART, THEODORE.-S urveyorGenera OF
California, With several subordinates and many
citizens indicted for land frauds uss7' April !
RENFROE Appointed Postmaster at Atlanta, I;
was impcnehed as State Treasurer IN $40 for NAL
feasance, but escaped conviction, vote IN ocnate
lacking two Of the necessary two-thlrds sun
| brought to recover $4,000 corrupty received
while In Office, according to his own confession !,
oil tie facts placed before the l atiOn ~
| GEORGIA Democrats prior to nomination. (looo'
| February II: The Tribune, p
RILEY JOIN.7Appointcd Post Office inspector GdoI.
was dismissed in disgrace as Police Captain, Brook
ln for arresting when on her sick bed, at o'clock
A. M. woman charged with no offence, and com
pcliing her to walk mile to station 1855, OCT.
| "a: The Tribune, 16) c...
| RILEY, J. C.-Appointed Postmaster at Cncin-
nati was chairman Highland House Convention
sympathzing with ring guilty of many wrongs IN
that city: representative Democrats protested al-
pointment would destroy confidence in PRESIDENT
dscernment, and thus deprive every, Republican
of all excuse for endeavoPing to uphold Cleveland
more reputable Democrats protest appointment
represents corrupt politicians 1855 April Il;
| New-Yorl, Times o. President Cleveland has
actually made over Cincinnati Pest Office to j. Il;
Mclean in payment for campaign services OF sell
and his paper why is one of the most battling
mysteries of his Administration usS6, April Is;
ROBERTS WI R.-Appointed Minister to