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

Drum and Cleveland dld not Know they could not
give away Government property without the con-
sent of Congress Il $50, June 25 New-l ork Sun,
81 ForalSers dispatch:" No Rebel flags will be
surrendered while l am Governor" Protest TO
Cleveland (lsS7, June 16: New-Iork Times, ~
Acknowledgement Drum said TO have rushed head
long in the general delivery OF captured Con1ed-
June l 6; New-Yorll Times, 81 Orders revoked by
President, considered with more care uSe',
July L; iN SeG;YOrz Tines Tines, IL nno;n,oa POST
master at Worcester. Triumph OF Spots system
Chairman Democratic State Executive Committee;
refused two other offices for which cahdldate;
mode Of life not such that people DeleVeu ne
would be particularly efficient postmaster 1857,
March New-YorlS Times a.
EVERHART, DR. A-Appointed Postmaster NJ
Ripon, Wis, in place of Upham, removed as OF.
fensve partisan. Upham furnished proof that
every charge was false letter from Congressman
Bragg, saying " tried best 10 GUST Upham and
from prominent Democrats, when was trying TO
work up case, saying no fonndaton Tor chatgeS
April 30; New-YorlS Sun, 3. Everhart failed TO
qualify. but after Congress had mot he appeared
and demanded office, and was kicked into street
1855 Dec. % The Tribune L.
EWING, Il. B.-Consul-General TO Mexico,
brother-in-law of Senator CoclSrell Ss5, May 0;
New-lork Times. o.
FAIRCHILD, G. S.-Apponted Asst Secretary
Of Treasury. Had been Attorney General of New,
York, and condition of office severely criticised
Iee5, March 10; The Tribune. ~ Statement
made by New-York World" that Attorney
Generals office never so cxtravagantly conducted
as under Fairchild's regime" q SIS, April) Opinion
Of New-York Times" 1887, as Attorney Gen EZRA
"policy of compoundng with fraud" quoted Il $50.
March 2s: The Tribune A.
FAULKNER, CHESTER R.-Appointed Chief OF
Division of Records, Pension Office, by Black az
solicitation Of VOORHEES, wrote mtter Of i fdo
ing: Copcy, a Bout apointe, Weeak, ReSpeSt
fulley, Hearde rote, couldent, git, 1urpy, HoEt
wayS Il ss5, Oct. 20: New-York Times, 4 Lamar
said: Voorhees, your man can't spell; 1el-
low who SPELLS appointment with one and.DeIpo-
GRAFT with an l." Voorhees, answered. III you
draw the line on spelling, you will debar most OF
the Democratic party from Office 1883. Sept D;
New-YorlS Times, ~ Villas dismissed him, having
first demanded resignation, which was refused;
Told Villas Me and Voorhees, Will hght yoa on M r.
and they did. President telephoned order to Villas
TO reinstate Faulkner, and he was rslnStated 1855
May 6; The Tribune ! g.
FAYE, TOLONO.-Ilhnois: appointed Consul Mt
Stettin; indicted on eleven counts by Grand Jury
last month for violations OF State liquor law 1850,
April 2S; The Tribune l.
"A UNION SOLDIERS SKULL FOR A SCARF PIN.
FISTER, F. D.-Cousin of Auditor Shelley; APP
pointed chief clerk Supervising Architect at
81, 500; was educated 10y Government Naval Acad-
and wears scarf pin which he boasts is a piece Of
D Union soldiers skull. and memento OF his
achievements nSS7, Jan. u; The Tribune, o.
.morallv and nrofessionaliv unfit 1855, Aug IA:
New-York World, A. Cleveland's letter declaring
BE WAS not the man 1855. Oct. G: New-lork
FLINT, WESTON. Examiner of Patents, .hav-
ing special information in Patent Office, displaced
by person named Montgomery (1SS5, Aug 2;
FLOWER, SANiUEL-Appointed AssiNant
Treasurer u s. at New-Orlcans was Confederate
captain and cousin of II. Z. Flower 1885, July 20;
'e FLOYD, j. M%Cashier Of Treasury at New
York; asked TO resign, had been thrty-two years
in Assay Office and Treasury -" Knows more
about details of Sub-Treasury than any man
1tyinOr Feb. "a: NcW-NOrE Times, p
FOLSOM, BEN.-A cousin of Mrs. Cleveland,
appointed consul at Sheffield; youthful inexper-
fenced without commercial knowledge necessary
70 performance of duties n $50 Oct ! Z: Newly ork
World A. Said had no backing whatever; was
Republican in 1880; appointed police clerk and
In 1883 was delegate TO Republican convention.
Removed from office as clerk, Buffalo, now clerk
Republican Board city commissioners usS6, Oct
IL The Tribune, 81
FORAN-Apponted Postmaster at Lambert
vile, n J. Asked by lady TO rc-address her let
ters to Orange, and did so, putting them into her
box at Lambertville, where she found them on re-
FORD, w. C.-Statistical division State De-
partment, complaint by Democrats that he was
appointed through influence Of David Wells to
serve Free Trade faction and so uses his position
Nse6. Sept a; New-Yorll World, A. Quah1ca-
lions and personal description ridiculed NSS5,
Sept 20; New-Yqrlz World. a. n.,. ..
Streator Ill. Member Of firm which hired men to
take up faudulently $4,000 acres OF land under
homestead and other acts. by having shanty on
testified he was the wicked one, but Flnlen re-
aected Il $50, Nav The Tribune, 81
FORSTER, CHARLES-Indana: Appointed
Consul General at Calcutta: transferred to Eber-
field on protest Of Germans; was formerly clerk OF
internal Revenue; got into trouble with Govern
inent about patent meter and left under cloud
n ss5. Oct IL: New-Yorl1 World. A. Not citizen
though he declared he was but became citizen
after taking oath Of office QSS5, Nov. 10; New
York World. A.
FOX, D. W-Aprointed Superintendent Of Mint,
Philadelphia. Randall got his appointment
made to-day, and about 400 places are now at the
Disposal of Philadelphia Democrats" 4 $50, June
10 New,York Times, ~ Letter from President
to hin not TO permit Coiner Chester to attend con
yention because Randalps man 1857, Sept 0;
Ne TRANKI En- B. J-Consul at Honkow; former
Congressman and Confederate captain Il SS5, Nov.
1T: New-York Sun, g.
FRERET, w A-Appointed Superintending Ar
chitect of Treasury; rebel of 9TH COMPANY
Washington Artillery uSS7 July %; New-York
Times, IL
FOR CHIEF JUSTICE. A COFPERHEAD.
FULLER, MELVILLE w.-Appointed Chief JUS
tice Untried and comparatively unknown man
ASS, May =; New-YorS World, d. From sum,
mary of leading cases. appears more for municipal
than railroad corporatiOns needs must be that
lawyer in these days has corporations for cl1ents
worth $3.50, 900 nesS, May Z; New. York World
d. and May 0, New-Yor World, d. Had declined
Civil Service Commission, Interstate Commission
end Pacific Railroad Commission was active Demo.
crat in s56 and ever since, and the recognized
head Of the Democratic party in Legislature dur
ing stormy days of 963 accused of being Cop |
pcrhead q Sss, May o: New York Times 81 Law
Fers know but little Of him 1885, May New
York Sun, 2) Investigation Of charges of disloy-
atty during war Il $685. May 6; New-Yort Sun, q |
Charges preferred by Dunlevy real estate agent, |
Chicago, that in ssl Fuller, being Jury Commits
sioner, secured Jury favoring himself in important
pending suit which involved title to large tract OF
land Gsss, June 2; The Tribune, p Charges |
by Chicago lawyer Of unprofessonal conduct in
two cases Il ess, May 90; The Tribune, 81 That |
he was Copperhead not denied by stoutcSt friends !
Il sss, May 0: The Tribune, 81 Six days after
Lipcoln's final proclamation OF emancipation Hi
nois Legislature passed resolutions introduced by
Fuller to prohibit interference with slavery in any
State Il $50, May 3 New York Sum- 4, and May g.
The Tribune. H. Resolution offered January 8.
e68: Profoundly convinced that Union cannot
be nreserved In nnnnSitinn to nublic fecllng by