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

Indian Agent, ana then lor fos,maoecl 49, ii,
| l. New-YorlS World. IL Protest OF people nnaiiy
| prevented appointment. w.. rr,.,
Pacific, on recommendation OF Hoady necausG o.
| his activity in electoral contest OF 1875, appoint
| ment gave great offence TO 11ldens lriehds puo
Hoadly said hc had forgotten all about IT noySs
declined the office 1883, July 81 new iorA "orio
''OBERLY, JOHN H-Appointed Superintendent
Indian Schools had been urged by Springer ana
| Townsend for Collector at Chicago 1855, March
| 10: New-York Times ~ Proposed to make re-
| moyals and to appoint competent Democrats Il $50,
Oct. 1O New York Times, a. Appointed Civil
| Service Commissioner: complete surprise; " httlc
| known of him. and that little docs not afford evil
dcnce of any especial fitness was Chairman Demo-
cratic State Committee and applicant for S9lcc,t3r
active politician Morrison's manager in Senatorial
| fight and most active in searching for ofhces at
| Washington: wanted to be Marshal Of Northern
fusal; was appointed Superintendent OF Indian
| Schools and pleased President by report nss6
March Z; The Tribune p His tight from Mem,
| phis in 1861 1856. March 1s: The Trhune,4D
lis letter about offensive craftsmanship of Palmer
Postmaster of Chicago, and recommending Cop
perhcad. Judd Il 1856 March 23 New-York Times,
il When applicant, Dickinson, Of Michigan, said to
him. - when we have an election In Michigan
| the humblest committeeman would be ashamed
to be down here on hunt for an Indian Inspcc,
torship especially if election involved United
States Senatorshp. A Democrat would consider
il shameful disGraceful to self and party 1885,
May 10; New-Yor< Times, o. 49,, o,.-
| Division Cincinnati; colorcd man who was sent
for three years TO State Prison lor stealing gold
watch and chain 1855. July 3: New-York Times,
IL Case investigated. found that O'Gonnor served
three years in prison but behaved well since (loSo,
July, q jewelers. Time, Times 81 ,u
| doubtedly be indorsed; all Postmasters Deputy
| Postmastcrs. internal Revenue Collectors, Post
office Inspectors and Government officials gener-
ally, are here already shouting for him. 1885,
0LEARY. Disappointed Postmaster at Albany
at request Of Dclahanty, Manning's son-in-llaUw
whom Cleveland had declined to appoint Il 1885,
sides 4 ss5. May %; The Tribunc.2J
ONEIl.-Appointed Superintendent of Engrav-
| ing " in place of Castelar, experienced and com
pctcnt expert, requires explanation; gives Mr.
Manning occasion for more serious reflection, than
he has yet bestowed este upon it. eTMS Sl OF HOBO
ORIGINAL. WM-Apponted Postmaster at
| Canton. Ohio: public ndignaton caused crowd TO
hang Senator Payne in efiigy 1885. Dec 23 The
PAGE. CALvIN-Appointed Revenue Collector
| in Ncw-llampshirc; was for years the attorney OF
Frank Jones and other brewers 1885. Oct 16;
-" PAGE. s. DAVIS Appointed Assistant Treas
urer NJ Philadelphia otIica seeking for many years
and many times defeated by people; in 1 $40 for
| Treasurer 1891 for Council. 1888 for Treasurer
| 1884 FOR Controller: had been applicant for At
torrcy and for Postmaster QSS6, July 10; The
PiIMER.-Postmaste at Chicago. removed on
score Of offensive partsanship q sS5, May 7; New
York World. A. S, Corning Judd appointed, a
| notorious Ccppcrhcad during the war; President
swept aside candidate recommended by Illinois
| Congressmcn and chose Judd, whom he knows and
admires Il 1885, May I; New-York Times, II =.
| PAMpAN. d. J.-Apponted Collector at Detroit :;
Dickinsons man; viii gladly weed out Republi-
cans, making the Office Democratic from top to
bottom" SO; Oct; ~, New-York World, T.
was Editor New-lIaven Register 1855, June "a ;
PAYNE Appointed in place of Barberre by
| Do, nd nh
had been arrested for obtaining money by talsc
pretcnccs to Grand Army and had pleaded guilty
1855, Aug. 20; Ncw-York World. A.
POST OFFICE BOUGHT.
PAYNE, P.-ApDointcd Postmaster at Fort
Dodge Iowa appointment secured by j. III. DunS-
comhc who according to attdavltS required Payne
to pay $500 yearly out Of salary for the support OF
paper edited by Dunscombes son ioeo, May 20 :
PEACH. b. F-Pcnson Agent at Boston re;
ported TO Senate rs appointed solely Tor political
in ppse Of SuSG @n syn
PEARSON. HENRY G.-Apponted Postmaster
Ncw-Yorll at desire of Hubert O. Thompson and
President. reason given in Boston Advertisers in
tcrvieyy April G. because Pearson had refused IN
heat Of can7nss to permit. PoStofiee to be made
political machine 1855. April s; Now-iork Sun,
81 World " fecitatcs itself that Pearson made
himself conspicuous by failure TO 90 ANYTHING IN
aid Republican campaign last year, 1889, April
l
planation Boston Adycrti,er | am under great
Obligation to Liberal Republican Pr S. and mus
repay the obi gaton in some way 1850 April >
PHELAY. N. disappointed Consul at Halifax;
recognized party leader and Editor in ST. Louis
nss5, MAY a; New,,Yorll Times; o. Enc
PIELPS. f. J.-Appointed Minister to Eng
land; The worst of Bayard's selections; un-
known person of uncertain Democracy; strange
blundcr Known only rs counsel OF the most o1tous
piece of sharp practcc-to call the Emma Mine MIN
Affair bv the mildsst name-performed on English
mon in recent years" Qss5, April g. New-l orN
World. A. Acceptance retainer from Vermont
rosncs that kitcdT 81, 600 900 silver mine the
Emma Nine and sold it in London Qss5, April
0: Ncw-Yorll World, A. Has coat Of arms pecnlll-
lar aping of foreign customs secretly tainted w!.n
un-Amcrcan doctrine bridgeport Farmer u SS3,
Apri 10: New-Yor World A. Hardly anybody
knew him: President so unacguanted that ne sent
in his name incorrectly run hs, yy, o wd Emma
and 221 Washington Post says Phelps favored
Bayard in 1875 and voted for him IN 1880 and
1884 1ss5, April s; Ncw-York world a. IT. :.
Ncw-Yorl Times ~ President first nominated
Edwin PHELPS afterward corrected; peculiarly
offensive speech about Lincoln during inc inc wnr.
vsnd rho lancilagc quoted" Il ss5, March 81; The
Tribune, A. Boston Herald says Of Phelps Mc,
Lane and Kelley: Men just as well qualified and
found without much trouble. 1t is not cool poll
ties to exhmc relics Of bygonc era lor consplcti-
Gus positions, nor the best management 10 search en-
out respectable nobodes for offices that might be
bcttor filed with just as respectable Someoodies
1895. MAY 81: Ncw-YorlS World A. Tells son of
Prince of Wales should follow in his fathers foot
steps but the father mas tecn loose in morals
in quite remarkable degree" 1855, July 20;
New-YorlS Sun, p
PHILLIPS. JOHN F.-Apponted Judge United
States Circuit Court Western Missouri; while
Judgc of the Supreme Court OF Missouri dehoef-
otey left his utcs to act rs principal counsel fcr
Frank James notorious outlaw and murderer and
secured an acquttal; considered outrage by all
decent citizens then returned to the bench i oeo
June 25 The Tribune, L. Resignation OF pre-
dccessor kept back to secure appointment OF PM,
lips. who was lionized" by bandits and rewarded
nv Cleveland: tricky confirmation Il $685. June 20
The Tribune, IL
LINCOLN'S REVILER REWARDED
PIILSBURY, Z. F.-Appointed Internal Reve-
49, CoIoctor OF Roston. Very had apDOintment,