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MR. CLEVELAND'S RECORD.
(CotillBord fr*m First ,P*S*_\ _
fla-s has BatnrnTlv ttaMsi many I nion veter?
an*. BSSM as disabled tha. shay ***?*? -*?-*?
HifficullV find other cmpl'.vment. BS make i.rn
Lr patti tools- If I', al veteran-* are intended,
so docent citizens weil may ka by tho app?ini
snent of Ma-kfpai*. **? >,oior? n,ld !'nU'?
roiori.dis draakara. aa. Mhow_ag idiots."
?VWri oas ? reiga IBaist-T is ob the point of
be-Bg put 0- B train fol intoxication. BR_ RR.
other plays poke. "hl> wt*,T-Bg *--**-*?? **?
Bjnaaall and S third is tho ?? boss pokes player"
_* , ..:ij a fourth beooaBea notorious
hy the -cath "f *'is ??*>**? in a vile den:
trina another at ROBBS refuses to d;no wiih
a-iT r_th*ili*' deia_FBIBI*, and ono who ehvlar-es
?-Cathe-lii'ism worse than PRfaaisfl-- is sent to
?Spain | when a Minister at Colombia aBRSsjJBB ia
a Ba* ifhl a th ? * asa retary; when tlie Min
jsters I-' Para, Chill and Yenez _-la laptaaaul
private claims ol a doubtful sort; when the
Minister to E_Bg_tt_ was'the attorney for the
Emma mine. Iv which mai.y E-Qglishmen warre
plunder*-*!, aad the Minister to rhe Argentine
gepub-c iescaata ia pablished fjispatch-a
alxmt the fCBiT-P-cp of that govcrnmeail :
when men ai*- accredited to 8*overamenta which
a* ia ! have m.. .st savagely assailed.
and an old-clothea dealer pen*, g consulship In
set!lemont df a debt for campaign uniforms.
gad an annaf-i-liaed Greek ia seat to repre
sont the United States In Tnrkey, at the time
on the point of war with Greece! when Mr.
Ketley ia set i aluin; Kuri.po. hal ia hand.
huntine f?>r a goTeramenl which will consent
T*. receive him?this great Nation is bardi*
honoted iv ifs foieiga represcntstives.
Perhaps thl wont featBTS ed the sad record
is the ii<Ts;si."ni-y with which men have Leen
appointed after ih*-ir bad character or an_tness
had l>een exp* led. Volnrnefl of evidence
were* pla<-ed before the President, and after?
ward Biggias, Thomas and Raisin w, re gp.
pointed. Beecher was put into three different
i whi.-h he disgraced. Bancroft, reji ted
for I - tor, wns made superintendenl of the
railway mail service, In serera] cases r
of indictments fe r crime were sour to the Presi?
dent, as in thal of Warner, and th** pera, n*- in
dicted were afterward appointed. Be keeps
th- poatmastev who thought a sheet of stamps
was a circus poster ar.*! stack ii oa the wall,
hut remarked thal "the darned circus
looked all aiikc" and be retains in office Ute
man who "drinks whiskey and plays poker
a gentleman." The President personally
ordered t; i*ement of the Chief of
I rda "lm could no! spell, after he ha*l heen
discharge-el?th<- "fellow who spells appoint
?with one p _i <1 lioiiiocrat with an i."1 He raf.
fen Goode and Cpshaw to Bad Incrative ;
after their full i.\|j-.)*ure ni fraud; U*'<'i.s G*r
land ia his Cabinet, and luis promoted !
the same fraud had -CCU ai*k'd ly his
official a* tion.
Such is the A dm: ri is! rat inn of President
Cleveland aa deaenbed ly evidence drawn
mainly from Ile ince rai ic sources. In *he fol
lowjng ojiationa the figuraa fdlowing tho
names nf Bewspapcrs indicate the page -
arhich r_uoted dispatches or edit*.rials may bc
lu und.
?
REVIEW OF APP0INTMMM18,
R7B_I__1G OUT Cl'll'i'LKl) CMON SO-JHERS
_BL?, JAMES A.?Appointed Postmaster a?
Auburn, lil. In place of veteran so disabled thal
he could -*___ difhonlt* gel other em pl*
:-?- Aug. '?>; New-York Sun, . S nate i
lu C'Ui'iriii; ????iipi'i-:iir.'ii air.-r Senate adj
Og. 1": fie.
I.
il j-- A lg I " ' Se* _orS Sun.
ALDEN. WM L?Consul ur I;*>inc, member
if *" The new-York Times'' Editoria] .Stu'! 1885,
luti' i - New i orh 1 imo* i
ALLEN, M. W.?Po-Uaaster si Titu*viiio.
E'liiur; very letter in dei both Gran!
iii*: 1 lld* ,m i ?.-.,. jv . v ,s I ,, rimes, 1.
ANDERSON, CLIFFUllD -Assistuni Postma_
ter ar Sa,unDoh Shortage ni ti 'omits, ?
refused to j - .. * last, i;
N York Time -
ABBELY, DB. NAGEER-Caaxo] st .1-r
a Of. cot ntrrj to settle j tin
Sstars ? Ire. on thc verge ol
mr ibss, Oe! I"; New-York World i Name
ait-drawn 1886, May _:,; New-York T__
BEWARDD.G A deseeter
ARM-! I." v- ? i ? -In Union Service ar Bull
I deaerti -i; promoted in Bc i*; ap?
pointed Indian LospecU- 1885 Aug 18; The in
.'.'
A I KINS, J. D C.?Held public (.lice for t; "
lix year*-. Hebel; Colonel Fifth Tennessee
feat; member Rebel I .**.",. Marc]
ew-Tork Wi ri-.. . \ ? nst I
i\cr 1885, M..r'-.: :.'l : The rn bu ne, l Evidenoc
II.ar Atkin* refused License to Cleveland, Indian
would not { ill proflts t"
[?.. land furnlsl ing ali tlie capita] an I
. all the woi itel * * ? -1 i is u it
: N-? .-. i ? i - I.i Sena!
* July -". . N ??
I - '.. -'
BA< ON, *:i." R-vVei_her, Bro klvn Be
I I ii. ??? fut .i -'?' ll >: : ling, wli"
? | oiated ?? I I laminai ion * ontrary t-p
k Sept 18: Thi Iribune ? I'-t
I ?? ? 'oracj. pi ind discipline he
i - ? equal In thc i d in order to
Ell] ase tli*'
unman 1 i"r the
>? McLaughlin'' 1885, Sept -: New*
tele i ,-i, . 4
BACON, J. C.?Charge d' Affaires in Pan
3 * rr-in-law ol Senator Butler 1885, Aim!
IO: New-York W* ?
BACON V B?Cleveland's brother-in-law. Su
ti
et i- New-York World, 4
Bailey - -i ? Ren?
ae i ? states thal I politi
- ? - Thc Tribuae, '.'.
EY, E P.?Editor ol one ol the moKl
?' ? . ?. Stal 1887,
- New-York World, 4. Appointed Post
i ? ? ? nst a veteran r; also
ll ,?; ol Democratic committee 1887, Feb.
r .*?*? i Y.irk Time* l Attended Democratic
I*..-- ? rention. "Not the Bligh tesl pretence
Pr c! observing the ' ivil S*-r\ i* ?? law regarding
?' tion; nearly all arri^ ali are
?star.- or Federal offices 1887 Sept*
17: New.York Sun. 1
BAKEB, ?. VAN HORNE.?Appointed Dir-trict
tUorni ? ar Springfield, BL, contrary tn an express
i tn hi* [,r.''lecessi,r that he should I I
teni ? \ ig. ',.- N". w-Yc
BANI r.'"I"l \V L?Appointed Collector at Pori
Muli. Worker fur " !
19; The Tribune, 5 Brother-in-law o
ItorConga.; eharged with treachery to tlie Demo
_?-.*.? i>urt-. ;.s ehairinan *>f Hi. committee; called
in outspoken Copperhead i-.-n. July '-"'. New
fork Sun. 2.) Accused '.1 In bnildine
ii:' * !,i'-ii_(i and I*'.rt Munn Railroad and of bad
treorel saCoUeelor nndei lv.-i. it Johnson 1886,
Hay 5; The 'I ni.ufa-, j Charges filed In June,
tnt no ronsldcr?t1ot from Premdent 1886, April
i. N'M-Yeiri. Herald 4 tdverse report: >.
tot, ni-? - I '?**'. Aug. .**?: Ne-w-Vork San
? A. point *1 Superlnte ndent of the Rail vi ar Mi i1
: ? ? ? tmeni made by
? ,.-. ? he had i...'i
f-.t-- f,*r p ause, ! - repre
vc- having protesteMl with ifforting
i - found n wi
. fr ? nd v ? ? ? ? a *>f a
Li tte it i *;: The Tri bane, 3
ile N ? *. i . I .,,. .
BABRfERRE JO-.EPII.- -opoint?-d Clerk of
f Davis. ?*
Hiblish*d f.'r him ii book vilifying Lincoln and
,'ortl ern peoi ' in 18?? I- rs pro
fst d f i t : The ' ? .. '.nd Jul**;
.;: Tiie Tribane. 1' until Borbierre r I
\ Vork World. 6
r\!:l"',V JOHN A?Appointed E^wtaiaster at
luperior City. W * ir place .pf a <.
?,,; New*York Sun. 1
tfti-r adjoummc ? Aug. Ne*
?orh Sm -.'
|]pf__nEB :?! -' ' " '* FOB itn-sI'in sCENI
l;AUr.Kl_ f.Il.ld.::! B.-Appointed Penaion
? ? ,,t Col ti
.ie chairman of the I? nt" l-l
; . ne of the kat*. -aa!
I nure, ii, place ni *,-n-r:il
Wykofl removed for rff n-?ve partisanship
"juiv i- New-York Time* i
tr,, ui erith l-ted by soldiers and i
Old rock-rib)-, d !??en' that if Wy
k'.fT wa* reaioved because ol parti*_ii!e
i.rv !><...r ia*t- I., .'ipi'oi'it as h - r the
an e.f the si Committee: r -
girded aa extreme pur! - ' the l*e?diag aa- j
v<i-;iret-s iur Payne and rhe retU-'meni ol J''-'i'|]- -
-oa" 11865, Juli .0; Ncw-Yorii'liiU'-i- 1.J Ha-l a
record ,.i .1-se-tion and was dishonorably dis
tiic-Ml; received furlou h m-r us raiment wa*
going into adion ar WiBchester, arni while BM
ware falling about lum left, tin- field omi went
home: woo ooart marr ia led anil w-nteneed tn br
? red : appoftled for reinstatement, bur th-- di?
vision comma ode rs, fo-neri.ls Stoke*** Wruihr and
Meade, indoned his appa*] unfavorably. Order ul
nmnt-ly rc-okeil 11885, Jaly 1 **; Tin
Iriluin.'. 2.i Chairman of deleirarion tc
Democratic State Convc-ntion omi member ol
flu- Committee en l-esolatio-*, vtolatiag I*Tesi.
dential order; appoioted in place ot WvkofT. wbc
i f"i- partisanship but never attended
any convention **r was i member of any committee
1885. Dec. 7: N.-w-York Times. 1 >
BATES, J, F.?Iowa; appointed Chief of th**
Free Delivi ry Sen loe bj Po-Tniiist'-r-frcnernl Vil.is.
"i place of i.iirfe*,. (Iisrli.iia_.il Bate* was chair?
man .,f tin- Iowa .1. legal on at the Caactnnatl Con?
vention and favored Vila* Other qa*Ufle*tio_i
? wn i 888, .Inn. l: 'fhe Tribune, 2
BAXTER '. W.?A| !>? :nrc*i i.overuor of Wyom?
ing, vic*- Francis F, warren, saspcaded
N-p* 'J* : New-Tork Sun. l. Frcnces public lund
- Hs tpi En-rliih lyndieate (1888, Dee. 8; The
Tribun* S Warren waa lavolved as violatlni
law Bgalost fencins public land. nn*l when
he was suspended anil Ekr-Xtei named, it ivns discov?
ered later th;i? BaUCtex nils also implicated (19S6,
Dec '?*: Ncpw-York Thaea, i
BAYARD, J. A.?Secretary of ArlsoB?. Seqa>
turv Bayard's -on. not froa. Maryland: E-ltimoR
lb-r-iid 1886, Nor. io; New-Tork World, i
BAYARD.THOMAS F.-8ea*tor froa Efelawan
appointed Secretary pf State. Early la tl
he made a speech strongly iymi>fMhi.ing with tht
South, the republication of which leavened bil sap
pori s* candidate for rh*- Presidency. Had recenth
a th Senate a resolation regarding Insl
dynamtten, which many Irishman strongly eon
dctnned us oncftlled for and unfair in f'rm*.' Wai
reckoned an arden! free-trader. Hag prored 0*
pricious and uncertain. His course has not beer
I by sny fixed policy or 1*._ic.il purooae
The New-York Sun. i 185, Jun. 28; New
Ydrk World, 4.' .Befusea appointment* to any obi
who oppose* hw nomination. Jacksonville Opin?
ion. ri88fl January *: New-York World. 4.
No Cabinet officer bas mad- so many r_uni_T
ri ! I* tlepartrnrast is*-,. April 14; Bew-Torl
World, 4 " \V}i?n iine*_one politicians are ap
pointed in profer.-nc.* to coed ni*-n. Ibis bas eer
tainly been done in one ie;.ortm?tit. In th'
n of our Ministers and Consuls, principle.
ppf p-forni have not been perceivable'' New.
York Stunts Zeitun_, 1885. May ".:,. " The mar
who waa picked ont for the Bagljsh mission was
the arrorney in the odious Emma min.* swindl
The man who sent to Italy ha* no othe-r rueont
exec l-l a speech agaiast ihe Italiaa 6o*_r-B_BB
lie- man who zoa?*. tn Oreeee ws* four v<*ar? arc
tb-- applicant fer tlie Mexican mfscion at Tho hand*
? ; Garfield. The ConanWi-eneral to Meliiourni
waa ii Kaine worker, 'fhe Minister ta. Rueaii
will t-.pt I'd anti] lu* disabilities are removed
The Minister to Mexico wi ii not e!ii>\arru-*is th'
\i!'l; ,-.trallon dy accepting, althoil-h bc hal li""i
'?..ntirni"d by 'h.- Senate." Thc Sr. Louis Poat
Dispn 1885, April 24: News-York World, i
" ' '"ti" 'ut" body**?atching business to rehabilitat.
"it;: > Hi*-, s ? erring en th.- crave: draec*il
? ? political obscurity scores cf r_eeay*d hulks.
more than half of them m. ti who do not bellevi
?'. "ion unity of theil own Government.
and are citizens because the power of iii" Govern
in ti' t irevc iit.al Hu'rn fn.ni being its aliens*' < ln
', Knuuiri'r. 1--.",, May 'J; quoted May o.
Ni i i -I: Sub. .
VRSE. MISS?Appointed Postmu *t-er Bl
Mus*.. ia , hi,... 0f r.ov..]. wh.. had bees
heartily supported by P. m.,crats snd Bepablioans.
liut F O, I'.-.nc wanted a change, accused Love]
naive pnrdUsai?hip, and recommended Miss
Citizen! of boui pa-ties, In two public
meetings, protested against the char." as btise
and opposed thc change. Mr. Cod-Oaa also op
pooed I SSS Nov. 'A: Tribune, 1.)
li ?'. THOMPSON- TOOL IS C__VELAN1X-.
BEATTIE, II. S.?Appointed Surveyor of Port
of New-York "One ol thi mutrt, bro*
wi tu Now-York politics ia always bringing ii
the front, who ar*- always ready to do thc dirty
:oni which ol'ler and mere conspicuoul men
.." Evening Post 1885 Sept 17; New-York
-.4. Great fri.nd of Huber! 0 Thompson,
nu li r f-T Whitney: Secret*ry ol the County
Democratic i'nmi:i;'t.'i- 1885, June 28; New-York
rimes, 1. "A man almost unknown, absolutely
ird of outside New-York, who represents
Hubert 0. Thompson and nothing else, President
upon* 1885. June ~-i: New-York
l.::. -. , Beattie not a change of which the
S* retary of rh" Treasury 1 :.* any reason to be
Bene?iel was capable, upright, expert?
s' ase a nari ian . - ?".. .Tun.- "j;*;
New-York 'limes. 4 Recognized a.* another irift
to Thompson; "congratulate II. 0. Thom
1 names be woe yesterday appointed hy
President to control the New-York C_**tom
House Would rather huy- seen him appointed in
??? n name* 1885, Jone '-'?-: New-York San,
1 Charges preferred for evading the Civil Ser
1 lee _cl i - -,;. ."in. 1 B : Tribune, I. Chi
igainst him under investigation 1888, May 20,
1 I'eatimony ot Conway, form-r
r, li nt to Civil Service exumin
??-*?: told thai litters of prominent
persona would help; remarked it was against
told tLui they would nevertbclesi help: na
told thal Register Martha controUed the Brook?
lyn patronage. Beattie asked il ever in aervles
'..lor": answered yes; "Why in hell didn't roo
say so-" Testimony of Bleuvelt, abo:t Widow
McGinniss'a pig raffle; Wyatt, Barite Ollie*- told
him te ge an ; take ;v>rt : in that way S.'.*'1") w;?s
r.usod for ll.H's e*mp*ign: Bowers testified '.''.it
ted. and was told -<? had ui go , 1 cJfee
M.iv 25; New-York Sun. 2.
BEE ll' R CAPTAIN HERBERT FVJOTE?Ap?
point* d 1 olle ""r at 1'. ' S 1885, J
S , Sun, 1. Owes office to "partisan service
of par m. nol to own persona] m.Tits (1885, June
S w-York Sun, '-!. Disgust *i Demoeral
J irthwest, who charge thai the .'ippaununent
n his father's servieea 1885, June
7 N w-York Sun. 1. Wu* s:.!-eoti!rnct.,r for lil"
mail mute ! tween Pori Townsend and Seminlu
i- <i. W I Left to lnter\iew Cleveland about
? - tor, for which be waa an
ant; mail route neglected, complaint* for
I tn Buthoriti unsafe condition ms i
: r. San Francisco Call quoted 1885, May 17;
; New-York World, -i appointed col.tor at Pori
4 recommendation alone. Bad
piirvi-r of st....m.'r: rc-..rd laid to be non" of
the !'? *r: alleged account with steamship con
nol satisfactory; charged with irre_iilarit,ies while
acting .is collector 1-*". May Itt; New-York S
Story thal while I Spumd
? ok from *rentlem*n 1300 to be aeed for
.s. ,,i postal 1 "'??*: *_iys he eave it te, Post*l
\ ot Temple, vriiich the latter denies 1 ss.;. April
v -w-lork Time** 5 Testimony "I Temple
;? : K<*plar against him. Daniel Keplar testifles
? rongb Beecher to he turned
money orders for peraons ai th-* East. H.
Ip Temple t stifle*, that Beeeher never delivered
1 or m uey I 886, June 23 : New-York Timer*.
? A Ivers* r.-pp rt: hil confession thur he
handed 0 er t. anotfa >r person monej entrusted to
- ithout even takins a receipt shows thal he
afe person to conduct office 1886, Jone 9;
S Vork Sim. ",' - Nome withdrawn to escape
n I88S, Au?. 6; New-York Sun. T.
,-y officials iii?isled eve* deficit in accounts
[lector, and meanwhUe ha* disappeared
1886, Sept. IO; New-York Sun, 4. Full
poee: Temple dented that he ever
? d money from Beecher, and when thr-atened
with Btrest fiececber pleaded p**Mrc_r*y und -
note which was i-iel on rle- day he wm appointed
collector. <>th"r '/?hnrs''-*- B__f*cCn_g eh-mcter;
every memr-er of the committee believed the
ch;;rc*'s sustained by evidence (18$7, July 10;
New-York Sun. *.'.' Appoiatod apecia] agenl of
[reasury. though aame waa withdrawn for
? ,r after loss (eonteat; special agents do
not have to pass Senate's inquisition 11887,
Jan. 8; New-York TiBM*. 5.) Blake, formerly
deputy had for ar*eelrs gathered evidence that
r had robbed the G_v*r_niiieat in opnim
ejtarted Eaat fortified with affidaviaa;
stopped over a train ai Chic***; was found in
at door of hospital with contusions on
died thero Documents pnb-uThed by
" The San Franciaco Chronicle*' malle oat strnnp
eas.- Btrainst Bencher in opium muitcr 1 887, Jnly
New-York Sun. a Special A-r*nt of the
Treasury DepartaMntj ba spit* of rejection for col
? n oharges .,f dtaborieety and frau-1. whtdi
ci .-rv member of t] ?? committee t*eiiev.-'i siisuvineci
Testimon) collected Ivy Blxke, who was mardered
i- 1 hicsga included the seizor* of books of the
Pori Townsend <'usr..m ilonae, w.th iBtrrpolitiaiii
;: Bc a li r'* handwriting, name of Ah Cooy added
?i to list of 1 nf*'nu*-r* a's" paw*, of atteriiey
' ,,. ?? to Gardner, Losp* tor ot Cuatc n
receive 1 from GovernmeBt ' barged
with Gardner, Eteeeher put
rd a* dummy iBformer, and c-ttBecSed Sd.'em
name, taking fur aelf and aeaociatea all but
> k if offi?si it that he r* celie1
only tl.at suin. G_rdner nrr***,te,j i..i smogi
opium at Ogdcnsbarg; telegraphed lo Beeobsr eak?
ins '".rn to assure Secretary thal e.ardii"- w*e In
syndicate a* ar* informer bal Waahing
t..n ii' - Inls knew nothing ol bim 1 Ma, March :,-,
- in, 4
BElaL,?.. W.?Appointed Pootzaaaterat W.-b-ter
? ? . Had *'i..ir-1-.i Ineumbent Hunter with
partisanaliip, but laid in applicatic n he mis editor
ot ,1 Democratic paper and oh*???- of thc Demo.
committee; thur he !.;id made ipeecbes in
aad want'-el office us- reword; that Bal*
or would enable him to do mer.- work lor his 0*rtf
dian ever Made eighteen speeches and ? atinura
on committe. . baa been even mer*- offensive parti
1886, April 1 : Ne** -York Sun. 1.1
BELL, ISAAC. .Ir ?Appointed Minister to Neth
"Chiefly famous os the brother-in-law
. 1 Janies Cordi a Benaetl of The ReBW-York Her?
ald' aiui the arearar uf that plaid ulat?r with the
le ;? cane " " Kept Democrati*' sp nt ..in*- in Now
pori : uni formed and maintained u m:irc.liiiiK stall ?
New-York World, J
1.1.1.1.. Slf'll* il.AS M -Appointed Superinarndent
of Foreign Mails In iJalooe "I Crawford, experieooed
and bignly honored offieer *t the time absent in
h,iiroi? a deli g*B '" Peal*] Con-r-s* bv l_s_*ttetf?
of supenon 1888, April 1:Trlbuae, 1.) Acn\"
Dtmucrutfi said ht wua " ano-ker moa like Hig
pins" ins*). March lt*: TjlhaBB. t.) Had ben
active ward poRtic?_ in St. Loaia and reading
derk to Democratic National CoovcBtioB. Ai>
poiBted baeanse ViBu ask! the ? pressure brought
tn In-iir f**r the ap- ointment, of Bell to some pi
the Deistrtateat bad basoaai so srr?-;it rii;it h* I
not re*.!*-!, any loagBt" 1885, May *, : ihe lril>
un<-. '.'.
BErtTEDICT.?Appointed Pobtts Printer. Lone
cliter of ?? ihe Ellenville Pre-s:*' brother, now
e*imir. to be chid derk (1? aaa 87; New
k"ork Sun. l lu offlc ? only two weeks: dist
150 employee ai one order 1888, Sept 86; New
I'lm.s, j President's marriagt
?tamp aliiiim for Secretary Yilas prepared in
?rn ni Printing Office * 'ontribntioaa 1" c im
paiga fond bj witneaa, who considered it diplc
l--". April '.'i : Tribune, 2 Benedict and May?
nard eirenbtr to I'listmaster* asking mimes and
-Militics of voters at their offices tor partisan use
I*.* f?i, 28; New.York Time* 4 "Benedict
and Mnynnr-. n*>r ehiktren; thoae who read _irca
l:irs nor fools Insult to Pres den!: B i
be will distribute Ilale'i spcei h ? ? show tbe world
thar rbi* is nor th.- kind of ad-mil tr l many
people think ir is " is-*. Mardi 28 : Tribune, 4.)
Resolution to amend 1 ___ Article Conatrtution
"United Statea," io print.-*! at * io'erm.
n:is sympathizer with Rebellion ar.d aeemi to be?
lieve ir succeeded l-*-. March ?*>: The Tribune,
:' N.--.p-r served apprenticeship, according ta fl?
own testimony; law reunires a pm '.eil printer
I?. March *-: The Tribune. _. Resolution in
that fortr dnr* arro President's m*-ssne_e wirh
T*nci-> Railway '".'?iiir.usion report had been or
dere.l printed, ard requiring answer why docu?
ments w-*re ned- delivered. nn_ whothr-r any had
been prin'erl ; One thirtr nyes, one thirty-one noes
fl 888, Feb. _. ; Thc Tnb*_o, *)
REMOVED FOR CATJSEi RF_STOI_ED BECAUSE
A DEMOCBAT.
Itr.NT* >N?Disr.irt-Attorney f..r Missouri, re?
tool "J on ground of offensive partisanship; lm
pe.ssii,].. tr. mi ji..iiTiP':ii appointments withoul
neglect t.. puhhp- hu*!!"-**. 1888, Oct 28; **
\ork Tim*'s. .".. Reinstated through Swator Yeal
I -?*?;. Sept. '.?: N-'w-York World. I. "" No reaeon
able doubt thai he is guilty of rhe- vulgar, al
and dieloyal utterances againat tbe Administration
from which hu appointment. Trannie
decency Irksome to *uch nature* us bia"
fie-" 8; New-York Times. 4 L-tt. rs of relMtftte
ment i --*'*. Nov. I 8: N'.-w-i "ru I imes, 8 Bento i's
reinstateme-nt opproved at, Wsshinirton on account
ef alleged rs .tor Veal Stone writes
simllar letters to Benton'i 1886. Nov. 22; New
York Tim<T-. r. Damaging (acta; statenient *.f
Sullivan, who hear*! Henton lay: "Dont '
in Cleveland's Civil Service namba (-gery; ii
bil ideas cf finance fruin the rold-bug! of Wall
Street, leeches that luck the blood of tia' hon* st
r?*i.m.inrv *.f the West, ';;<* vampire*" " I' -? ri" ;tr
thui Beaton foiled lo tell the whole t nu h.
'?cirv oin ha-.e t>.-en in no wiae nvr" flagr?ntly
rlcious aad db.loyal than thai oi District -ttorney
BentOI - ? . ': ..ric I Imes ?"
? *.; .*- ,:,?: -pardonable insult to president
Cleveland; te. siH.iismen proof that the President
i*rTendered hi* If he *1 <m nor
dismiss him. he will lind public opinion will he
come Hr** pu/:/!*'!, then suspicious, tit
l.I'li'TtT""! >'!' I ? ' '
ave hinC t ***',, D-ec. :;: New.York Tim
Testimony "f Jud I I Demc-crnt.
that Benton did use the language stated above;
also Judge A F Hickman, Democrat, Bonk Presi?
de-! Yatee, Democrat, whn sar be went ont
way r.i attack the President; l/iivi*. Democratic
Editor, Hunks the language correctly reposted
Dc* IO; New-* rk Times, l
BISHOP, W I - [i tern*] Revenue Conector st
Cincinnati, teni Ii puty Into Commit
cr I I*1mi ?? ct for poli; ieal
in violation of law. Sends official! wi?
ro convention to nominate Bis]
Sheriff. President Cleveland ni ut remove ur I
hold Ins p.;.,..? u'...i.: i ,\-,l Service; i
mun in Cincinnati knows Democratic Convention
controlled bj Government (rou gen i nd store-keep
en ' - *??. * let ??. N -.
BI-*sE'I.L. a. D.-Colleetor al Buffalo Brotli'-r
of President Cleveland's fnrra-r law-partner
', May 10; New-York limes. 'J.j
AN MPOSTOB FOB F_<S-ONS COMMISSIONER
BLACK, J. C.?Appointed Commissioner of Pen?
sions 1885, March 7; The Tribnne, 1 . in place of
< lark r- in .? ? d nol ri signed as President first said
in appointment: Clark had risen through ali -
by merit 1885, March l -: ." w-York Times, I
?? Boards of examining surgeons now reorganized
in Ma;ne. Massachusetts, Vermont Ohio and ?adi?
ana? Changes ir. New-York and Ll
lend. Reorganization consists In -inn;; to
each board of surgeons a Democratic In nlace of a
ilican nm; irity." 1 885, Mi
limes, -.. Dismissal of all Bremner* of the .'".".ird
c.: ? Kami?lng Bargeuus ar New-Orleans, ta:'"*- most
emineni physicians faithful in public service, and
in their places Black pm ta i ?? v* of ward
politician grade and a doctor nnder indie
lor violating the la* tatton of :i
raise claim. Ni ret that _ - Ideas da
md egree arith President'! II" proposed I
rul ol 18 examiners in Penaii n Office and lill their
out referent*-* to law. . .85 A -
New-York Time*, t New-Orleans appoints
revoked .m-l charged to false telegrams.
Auk. 28; New-York Times, I. Senator 1
? * that Black " obtain?*d pension
. preti ?.. * and was an Imnoator, I
could not hohl oili.-.- ;i day afb i ? barge had
proved; case for immediate and l ivesti
ntti Sew-Yoi ? es, 4.
Never investigate-? lister, ol Blacl * -t.
I -*:., .1 _n< l ? . ? .ic .". Dru?s
$100 a month; only nia.u on pension list
drawing us much; has 15,000 salary br?
ilia tn itment ol other brave Union *??!
who were badi] mo;.mle.I. like Stephenson,
lian. s. Board, Bal . ? - **_, July ll, I'l
linne, 5 ? ihtainc d ll ,200 for pi asian npon
s that be waa a physical wreck ai I
?trained to abandon hil profession; his person
emaciated, and neededipension io give broad t.. self
and opportunity ta eduesate childrea.
?')*>; Ihe Tribune, 5 A-.,al resignation ? i St?*pben
soii. Chid of tlie Middle Division of I
uiio had foul wounds, lr*-m wi
i.-reii greatly. Black wil tran for
diemisuing hun but i the change wa- in
on by men high in power, whom he was unable
io withstand 1885. June 5; The Tribune, 5.
I'sis * ivil Service <!omn Dem?
il ior all p lor-sificd dei kships : co
ition papen "i applicant* and tia-n ascer?
tained politic! ol men recommended. 1 --*'.. April
1 '.i; New-Yoik '1 mi"*, ... * undidate for Vice
ii: : ut v
ippointzocnl Dye for that
purpose. 1886, N it. 20; N* World,
i Granted pension to Colonel W. R. Morrison,
win, bad lii"l no application nnd no pi
expressly required, 1888, April 21; Ne*
* ? ;, Morrison returned pension certificate,
end yet check ama aenl him i>\ Pension Agen! at
. -.,. which he returned. Violation ol aw for
bencfil of parCsan. 1888,
?ni''. 2. Mack demanded thal Pension Agent
Wilson dismiss derk be bad appointed; was fM
that it w.s ii bonded oflJee and he had a righi r<>
his .v. ti clerk ; Block backed d
May IQ: The Tribune, l 6. Resolution Ino,
whether circular bad notified claim I I i ?__k_
would not be considered il evidci. wa*j no! fnr
Dished in 1"" daya; second, by what authority of
?i; third, wh tier any
claims bad been - i tho! mund. D
"rut* admitted such circu .-ir bad i>*-. n issued;
that it was Illegal, and a device to frighten
But eight hundred claim* wen
.ul dxeular 1888, Feb. 28; The
Tribani
WANTS UNI! >N BLOOD TO SWIM IN.
BLACKBTJRN, JAMES.-AppoiBted Internal
Revenue Coll?*ctor l"r tbe Ashland District Ken?
tucky. IsTirotherol benator Blackburn. '--'M..
?- ? . - in, - Sim ? . I nion:
litt.-r of October. 1881, to lu* wife; "Gran! 1
may make the Union m<-n of Kentucky feel the
of my kriif-; nireii*! to begin work ol murder
in cnrni-s!.; il I - I th* m. may beU
ix- m.- portion; waa! *" sc Un - n deep
aaeuah for mv horse t?> swim In." is-:,. Maj 10;
New-York 'line's, 9. Apjioiiitmect afterward re?
voked
BLAH- JOHN A?Dismissed trom <",ust*im Boase
v.j-.-.!. '.ci p.ti charges of rising rude (language,
though ehargei were explained to thc declared
-.itisfii d,.ii of Surreyea Baattte 1888, Oct i_;
Jew-York Sun 3
BOARD t'ICHAl.D?Appointed cl.-rk of ri
?aila I'l-ii'-r three iodictaien? for forgery; u.i*
ilrn-t-d three ' -trill';
money nnder false peeteacea; *u. in 'J i i
roblv'ry: ta theft In Kentooky; rrcom
i by < oBtrollcr Durham. I* rn
ii*- would steal something kn a month; di-1
money order fer ;l >'?-. . mus ira. - an.l
orreote ? F*j awaiting trial . - Sept
2: New-York Sun, l.j
BOYD, A .1 - \p|?iiT*ted Coll' ?ernal
Rei. I.'." for Nor! h < !*rolina. < *'iif. '.h-rat- i! .i<.ti*- 1:
influentis in State politics (1888, April l; New
York '1 Ime* B
l?i)YD -Appointed Minister to Switzerland
Champion poker player in hentueky, -
'linus. 1885, May 15; New-York World. 4.'
BRAD. 1' -Munster ar New*rlc Ohio Wai
found short 113.500 in OOOOOBtB as >h*-nff of
county
BBADBUBY.?Appointed Surveyor for Port?
land. l>.n_ :in a* ti-' politick?i ia Mah
*N,*tit 25 New .* ork World l
BRADLEY. J* FRANK.?Appointed Revenue
Collector for North Carolina ria tor, foi
years defended Illicit distillers and ab iaed n vi nne
officers; he Blade clean swan bb soon ss he gol
pesaasBt-B el the oflice; appointed a* deputy one
l.ii.n who hinl la-el: Indicted fer Illicit dist) .
? l with embeaxk-s
Kei. 17:1 be I ribunt 2
BRAG-.?Appointed Minister t*. Mexioo Cp.n
i ion t'\ "Hie- holders:
and Poota tater Sue ur ar>- the
active ttenteaanta h-r*' of Bragg, white vi.-ral
follr1h-c_ls^ peistniii.ters ar- - or active
workers foe kin-" ilsoti. Sept* 4; New-York
I?Bea, 2 Ilanlly hiippv when out of a quarrel.
!1888, .Ian. 15; New-York World. 4.1
BBANUAM, ll ll -Licensed as Indian trader.
Was ni'-nibi-r af rhe law tirm of Lamar, his son-io
P" AC'lJ
- --ii*ui-. i--ii a _**!?;.rn rs Butler,
Pugh un*! \ * *t in rh" State l>e|>iirm_-nt 1885,
May ii ; The Tribune, l
BROWN, C W.?Appointed postmaster at, Co?
lumbia City, Indiana, in place of a vet?BBB so di*,
ahled us r.i secure other employment with diffi?
culty; s-nar. refoaed to oat iiaBS, Aaa, 5; New
Vork Sun. t Med uh* n Senate adjourned
Aug. IO; New-York Sun, _.
OlT-CEa S'?LD FOR CASH.
__ BROWN, S S.? Chairman of Democratic state
Committee of Maine Charged with accepting
li t men ta ot postaBasters; neighbor
?1 he bad taken up a large mortgage on his
and bought a hors.- arni baggy, bat bc
previously a I ta rnbacker the Democrat* dischtimed
responsihilitj 1885, _b?eember 15; New-York
World, ilution offered by Sena t ir Hale,
Including tetters signed bj Brown Bettina money
fr- m peroone appointed for expense* for ?? attending
to our Maine mutt.rs' (1888, Deeemb*er*15: Nc w
York World. 5. Alao December 10; New-York
'! that out of ion of the mer*- im?
portant office! ppf the Stur -. Brown's r.mmenda
i B7, and erverything tended to show
that the w_ sha people ware not consulted
and appotntmc nts were the work of one man l 888,
January 7: The Tribune, 2.) --leged that ha
charged 825 foe foerth-etaai post ofleea, on*l
sdmttted large snreesa in npnlic.it ion* for
money ro cover expenses 1888, July ll: The
Tribune, 2.] Offlee-brok-r; letter winch he wrote
for sss* -sn,.nts to defra* expeiisp-s created scandal
and destroyed asefnlneea Man rejected aa P st
mastcr al Llncolnville was in jail at tim** ap
I f.-r i,ml leas.in-*' In BBBi*-ellice : Postmasters
at I'niu :n;d Liberty bad ahwaerT-d terms in jail:
I'ostni.isr.r at E-lsborougfa purchased appointment
I-''u Brown and proclaimed amount paid (1888,
July 23: New-York World. 8.
BRYAN, Il L? Formerly clerk sf Senator
Rayard'i eommittee New oflice of itenographer
roi Bayard cr at*rd for lcm: r*-.arfl<-*l aa Interfer?
ing with proper discipline of ot?ee by claiming
lar.e power-: appointed t" edt! Hf-fOfl law- at
83,000 .-I appareaty boldinc rjtber office
Bl Mae time 1888, vpfcniber 2] ; The Tribune,
BRYANT, F.. E ?Appointed Aaaistaat Attoraey
General for rio- p st Office Department by Vila-s;
waa Editor ol * The Madison Democrat': it bi now
i\ji eted 'hat r);p' manager of the same paper arlU
s'l.-r.'ed Printer Roan is 1888, March ll; New
York World, i i
BCCK, CHAR?Appointed Minister to Peri.
** Countey lawyer, ncohabi] nc er -rot a .1" fee;
lix yean in ran for county attorney but bu.!',',
'" l 885, April '.': Ni w-Vork Sun. I.) " Youn|
irticnlar prominenc*, who has
To lil' position by sec uri nu it"
!--'?. April i: New-York lime* 6.) Emin
bug hunter; *?:.?!. ed a lawyer with two cases: K* n
tuckiana ste!" lum '" carpet bn_i*er from South*1
.pril l : The Tribune, i " Said 'hui he
mada hi* waj to Lima, borrowing 1800 of Enelish
1 onsul at Panama and begglnc deadhead ts**.
?? been made Minister to Peru in
lt of Mayor firacc i"-S_, Sept. 1 ; New
York World, t
LC* K. S ll ? Appointed Postmaster nt New-Or
1'iiis. "Served through the war in Confederate
?tor: merchant made and losr one
- captain in White League ia 1874"
July 24 : New.York Times, 3
CKLiEW. W. N.?Assistant Postmastef at
Coahocton, Ohio. Arrested cmbexxlemcnt Govern
ment fund*: failed te or remit 1887,
Jun" .*;; Ne* ' ? Sun, 2.
BCNN. WALTER H -Marshal for Northern Di*
trict ol New York. Waa Sccrer.iry of Democratic
imlttee 1885, May t: New-York
We ? :
BURCH ARD, II. C .-Director of thc Mint. De?
siri 'I r.. r's' ti. thoush nc ch*rs-s preferred 1885,
June 25; Ne w-York Sup. ,'. Suspended (1885,
June '.".': N'-w York Time* 1
BURNETT, J. E.?Appointed Attorney for tho
rn District of Alabama, in place of Dusk .
dimunds's report thar reasons were purely parti.
mn 1888, Feb. ii*: New-York Times. 3.J When
reappointed was conlirm-d [1888, May 1; New
York Tim s. i
BURTON.?One of Gorman, men: sppointed
foreman ordnance factory; od'dal who was re
? r putting plus into 10-inch pin .ur ord?
nance yard, so that could not be {fut ont I ?
1' I: New-York Tim* -
BUTTON ?Appointed Postmaster at Lynchburg.
Kdif'.r. who. after appointment, eall--d Sherman
"first ?? - :. miserable mountebank, unsent
? scoundrel, uncharitable d'-..*' and Logon
? .? il ",, illinois orang-outang his dirty
? s ? and Hour "white-livered, onion-eating
twanged old hypocrite," and Conger " a slang
? " etc. ls-ii. Moy 15; New-York Sun. 2.
d. bur again reappointed; charged arith tia
? la ofl partisan anel intense
? "?. to Civil Service, reform 1886, Aug. 10;
Sc - lu--' World. 4.i
Bl M'.I.K. JOHN II -Appointed Collector at New
Haren. Lons time a political worker 1885, Blay
l ? New.York Sen, 2.
(ELL GEN W. L.-Appointed Marshal for
Northern District of T* xas. In ipeecfa hp- said :
*? I will c> imo s Democratic club whether I vio
|*te Civil Service or nol i am a free man. huve not
been made te eat fi.*: leal.' 1888, May 14; New
York Tin
* .HILL, JOHN A?Appointed Custodian at
Philadelphia A ward worker in RandaU'fl dis*
May IT; The Tribune. |
JAIL _____ FOB PLACES OP TRUST.
CAIN, P.?Appointed poestmast.-r Port Dodge,
Iowa Appointment secured by J ll. Dunacombe,
? !iu_' to atli'lavit, required Cala tc
|4 ?? i- o l "I ial*ry received fer support "f
I eratic pup'.- edin Dun_com_ei son
? -**'.. May '-"-; Nc w-Yor? S in, 2
C._Dv7ELL, WM.?Appointed Surveyor at Cin
? i McLean heeler" ls*:,. March 31;
? ? ?? Has now appointed a third
man, who nasa criminal record; Hamilton County
ie year, and served ii fear in Si i
under false preteai es" 1885,
J dy 8; New-York Times, l .ppointa a* Awlst
n . | i'..st Office Bul dins Jerry Mulrov.
a ward heeler, wi ? I - icrved two tarni* in the
Ferdinand Whitchey, who served
5 ? S ag and a year rn Hamilton
? ap] ointe I us janitor ' >'? 'onnor,
- rved three Ohio Penitentiary for
*i-olin_ :i watch and chain 1885, July 1: Thc
Among other ? at Cincin
n ? ri was Moran, formerly a backman, charged
v.ii- arrested early ia July for in?
na the Poa! ? IIBce.
CALLAHAN. JOHN?Appointed Foreman of
.-: Navy Yan!. Wa* leader of mo!) to break
ni ni -?-tinu ot Pl rtemouth in the last
camnaiim and arr- rted. trie? arr! Dned by n Demo*
, Mayo!*. S;\ry bur :? I ir political
- .ii tli.i' yard air-..dy (1885, Aug. 7; The
I'l-ibim... 1 .
< \MPAN. D. J.?Appointed Collector ar Detroil
II.I* fis! fijrhl with ex-Mayor W. ?;. Thompson, a
' ? nt Dc moe rat, who will prefer charges about
office of Collector; what he docs not
know about Democratic methods sot worth know
In-" i--- May 18; New-York Times, 1.
CAMPBELL, ED -Marshal of Southern District
ii I i For many years chairman of Democratic
I 885, May 28; New-York Times,
CANDA, C. J.?Appointed Assistant Treasurer
it New-York; known aa representative of i
in multifarious en! Jan. 21; New
iorh Time* 2.
CHASE CHAS. S.-Appoint.**! Collector of In
ternal Revenue in M erupulons I>*mo
politicinn; disloyal during w:ir: Prc*ident
? cry bad appointment which ought to be re*
roked 1885, April 23; New-York Times. 4. As
ld be found in Sort
tictpaal in Maine Garceloa frau*!* 1885,
April 22: Tribune, 2.1 Adveraely reported by
Senate 1888, Feb. '2i: New-York World, 4.
I;.- -ted 1886, March 2; New-York World. 4
Chenoweth j. p^-Appomted First Auditor
.1' lr*:is'iry A Confederate 1885, April 18;
Sea York Sun. :: Cat al office illustrated by
reatmeni rf G. S Totranoe. of Cattarangus County,
V Y., uhom ho t*'ld tluit his plaee wa* wanted
fer a Southern man. and rhar Southern men bad
.??ir share of places; but to Torrance he gave
i letter ital .- thal D lound with him.
that his discharge was n ade neceaaary by desire
done ? ? bMi rh- fore- In the Department
Th- n bs appointed
i friend from Texas, and Bpeedil. afterword raised
ry 1 085. >)yt. 28 : Tribune. 2
attack on Profeessor Baird
nsinnat -d extravBgance and ?ia honorable per?
ot funds account* aassed; t*ad aot the
nanliiii-ss to withdraw outrageous aaaertion*, doe
?o m.,' : other discreditable mo!
20; New-York 'Innes. 4 Imputing
.. professor Baird 1885, Nen :. Ne*
?Turk Times, B Compelled to bc
Kel?ir ius elerk ander Civil
?i.-r-. ..-.? btw; Secretary wal "find it ?
ip have th.- btw ??'?? red if be dismiss men who try
" evade or deliheratelji violate it. beginning
a ti, ;i!in Higg na" l --'-, July ?>; N.-w
York I lm< - l
'ULM.I.i C P.-SWiei t..r .if Internal ReveBBe.
l_-mu\--d but Ber Miller strongl] pro?
rated rina ins linn jobi ware ocroeaaaCT aad ia>
iu'-*r.'.! him to remsin 11885, April 7; New
|..rk Time* 1: April 7. New-York Sun, 1:
April ts. New-York Times, i Hut, nus utti-rwunl
removed. ]?:.!>?-?- being want.-.I for j Demoexal
CHILDS, JolIN T?Appointed Consul at Baog*
cok. Refu* i tpp entertain or ro keep icrvanta,
rn*! delivered oo letters ??( Introduction: Mid lu?
sts tn lng t-. m.'k" th*- Uriag pay and waatod the
In order t" arrite ?? '._ on the oouatry
Jun* i -: New-York Tribune, 5
CI___ST__, MISS SARAH L?Postmaster Bl Nv
?ck. au.-peudea thou uh record w_
clean; fat!ler when Postmaster, at re
gaasS of citizens, induced th** Depart
BB8B8 to give a second mail to the town
and paid thc deficiency from his own pocket.
Orlando Humphrey appointed; active Democrat
1885, Jim*' 17; Tribune, i.i Genera! opinion
that gross injustice wo* clone Mi*-*- Christi*, and
the memory* of her father; tbat, acta on which
charges wees assad were parfeesBsrl at some loos
I*. h:m*cif in attempting to give people more
convenient service ins:,, June 22; New-York
Tinus 4., Defence of Mlsa Christie (Jue St:
Thc Tribune. 5.) Edauvelt's letter to Cleveland
. July 17: The Tribune, 5.1
CLARK, O. D?App* inie-el Assistant. Secretary
of thc Interior. Not deemed competent, consm
ering Mr. I-imar's unfitness 11 _{*.">, May 12; Ihe
Tribune, I.
CLARK. S M.-Postmaster Keokuk. Bspsfft
of fi Committee stares that ne waa suspended
purely for political reasons, us papers furnished
show no , - . April
CLARKE, W. F.-PostMiu-ter at South Bo?t*n.
Removed by Postmaster Cone, of Booton;
lu tiona of '.rand Armv ptpteat against summary
dismissal as contrary to letter, spirit and parpoae
of -twsioutragi that h<- snm removed from oflice
without cause or bearing; displaced fer Inexperi?
enced civilian; laws cited 1888, Mar. .4; New
York Timi--*. 5.
CLENDENNDf. II W*..-Appointed Postmaster at
Springfield, lil.. Senate committee report* beean*!
of scrvi-vs as rhf editor *.f the leading Democratic
pai**r and manajrer of 'he Demoerai Stal Com?
mittee l ?*->".. June 'j:,; New-York World, t
ition adopted by D-mocrati-' Stat- Committee
requeatiag Administration to brreatigate Gen
dennin's conrip-crion with corrupr State printie.
rimr. sad that be be dismissed aa Bnfl*, for tru.st
or honor '1887. Sepr. B; New-York Sun. 2.i
COLMAN. NORMAN J.?Appointed ''ommi.-*
sion**r of Agriculture. vvhe*v*up..n New-Tork Sun
says: ?'Wiiul is always bod for crops" (1885,
March 30; New-Tork Sun. 2 Mel President per
spiu.iiiy, who thereupon naawd him [1885, April
2; N'.-w-Yerk World, 4. Upon urgent recommen?
dation of Reprerentative Convene and Ch*irm*n
Barge., of the Democratic Stat.* Coo-mittee, he
'" appointed as Stat.- Agricnltural A_??? rir f,,r Ohio
a man who turns out to have beeti tried an.l con?
victed for stealing atul who serveii hmo- nsoaths in
iall in Lake County, Ohio n lss;,, July |; N?.-w
York Times, i.i
CONFEDERATE ARMY APIi'INTMENTS.
LiiJdei. jiiuit-s L., Marshal ol Northern I'lstner
of Mississippi; Pearre, Charl** Ii, Attorney
of Northern District of Texas: Cab.dl. Wm.. M.ir
ihal of Northern District of Texas, a West
Pointer who resumed for Confederate aerviee:
Jon**, B P., Cdlt-otor st New-Orieaaa, many
\-p*ars prominent politician (le.5. July .; New
York Times, 1.)
A THIEF FOR AGRICULTURAL AGENT.
CONNELLT, JOHN B K -Appointed tftatiatii**-!
Agent f r Ohio Agrienltnral [Vpartment; served
term of rhr"-; months for stealing promissory note,
and escaped penitentiary on the around thal the
not.* was not good * 1 f-85, Sept. 15; Ne**York
World I
CONNERY. THOMAS.-Appointed S.-crefary L*
B?tion, Mexico; of New-York Herald 1887, Jan.
j. New-York Times, 2.
CONROY", I*\LNLY.-Appointcd Mail Agent
Union Station. Indiana. Was eantenced in 1872 to
the penitentiary for rwo yearn for grand buroenj ;
pleaded guilty of robbery in 1889 and wai
sentenced ter two year*; in-*neted for riot in i-"*w
and Pound guilty; in the siitm* yesrh*- was indicted
for robbery; ami a-U in 1888 for assault an '
Pry 1888, Jan. 24; N-w-York Times 7 Full
rec mmendation by Congressman Bvnum, with rig
natures of Governor Cray. Jud." Niblick. Auditor
Attorney Heard, and Secretary Myers *.1880,
\-? w-York Tim ?
COOMBS, II W.?Appraiser at Baltimore. Re
tn red on representation th.it the Maryland dele?
gation unanimously desired Downs, his successor.
who is Gorman's man l888, Dee. ll : New-York
Times, 8 Telegram to Coomb* from Secretary
suppressed by Appointment Clerk (1888, Dec. _j;
The Tribune, ",
COI IN ?Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and
working chief of thia Department nnder several
8e< -???anas. w.-is at, tirst relocated to remain
and f"r months his retention was rhe bosist of
in il Seme- reformers ? lt was " like rh** mnthod in
Great Hntjiin."' Then bia re_*niat-on was required
. Oct 28; Th- IrH.un-*, l Letter of rosig
nation published; says he had been ready to retire
if desired, bur was anke-l to sra-, and that the Sec?
retary1, request now implies that his resi.nation
is asked only for political reasons [1885, Nov. 2;
The Tribune, 1.)
COOP!:R.-Appointed Internal Revenue Col
lecror nt Pekin. 111. Insulted Logan when a ean
didate and apeakiag at Pekin: h- was Mayer and
ref ;*??'! to stop a mob, which bowled down Logan,
the loeb being led by Cooper's son ,18Sii, June 17;
New-York Sun, I
I OOI_.R, SAM. P..-Collector of Internal Reve?
nue Cpr rh" T-r Texas District; accused in letter to
Logan of being a poker player, of drinkir." and of
attempting blackmail . 1 -J8?>, April lt; New-York
Tillies. .".
C* ?<?PFR? United States CoauBiaaioner. Hus
office in same rcom with Goodwin, connected with
land banda In Alabama. Illustration of cases;
May in. Tam Ft*?rec defendant beM fer trial, Ma
Pearce being witness and United States Deputy:
Mac IVurce -COBBI sp-,- iritr for him. Nett day
Mee ivarce wa* charg.-d before Bama Coasmiaaioner
wirii ili.'gal cur tins of timber; Cam Pearce-was wit
a_t bald for trial, and Cam Pearce became
bondsman Many similar instances given. __ Coa_
missioner received fl p?'r day ami fees. Not ex?
ception*] *ir exaggerated case: fair sample of work
of other United State* Commissioners in AlahaiBa :
th?". otperate in pairs: the same practice prevails
jhout the South and West, HS98, Dec 14;
New-York Times, 2 Laws violated with impu?
nity ; agenta of th* department just play this gam
to lill their pocket* Agents notoriously unfaith
Dee 14 : New-York Times, 4.
CORSE.?Appointed Postmaster at Boston. Wns I
Chairman of the Democratic State Executive Com- i
mittee, and married niece of President Pierce
l ss,: Oct '.<: The Tribune. 5.)
COSTER, C. E.?r-ension Asent of New-Tork.
Experienced and highly valuable; resignation de
manded because pin.**- woe wanted for Democrat
1885, Dec. .': New-York World, 8.)
COTE, GEORGE W.?Appointed Postmaster at
-.- s Point, Wis. Was sctive p*r*i?an and >*v
member of CoBgresl I 885, March 24 : Thc Tribune,
CRAIG. GENERAL.-Vile remark about Yankee
graves when about to Bet appointment (1885, June
?J: New-York World, 1
IV * *MI'LTENT. DISHONEST AND A JAIL-ItfRD.
i RAWFORD, K. D.?Appointed Peataiaster at
City, lows 'onvieteii in Dnited States
Court al Yankton. Dak., and aentenoed to peniten?
tiary. Appointeii in place of most efficient Post?
master; Democrats send letters protesting, and d*s
(?laring lum " incompetent,-??to*?sst and a jail bird:
thought the Preeideat meant what be said about re
raining; worthy and capable officers until their termi
expired, and had net. therefore, reeomm
inybody." appointment secured by orin'- broker
arho knew Vila* al Madison: predeeiasor removed
an charge offensive parrtiaaaanip, signed by two men
l -.?*?.. Aug. "i: Ti.e Tribune,
CREELY.? Formerly Apiiointment Clerk fer An?
drew Johnson Appointed r? the smi" position
1885, March ll : The Tribune, 4 Declined,aad
ne 8. Higgins appointed 1885, March ll;
The "1 ribune. 1.
CROFLEY.-Appointed C. lleetor at Georgetown.
\ iscd ol toasting Wilkes Booth In 1885, but as
quitted 1888, Juno ?-'4; New-York Sun. 3.
CROUCH, HENRY C.?Appointed Consul at
Milan; son ot the Editor of "The Kingston Ar
|ht yoars oid (1888, March 19;
\ ?? jfc r rime* i
i 'ULRKF.'I'H. Ii. ti.-Consul at Ania. Connected
with a weekly sh. et which eourts dangerous 11
? - i; Fi'Dti'-i-ico. ___ aros supporter] by not one
Califonta11 ur bone or elsewhere; euee lived in
I * ;.:.vare. and j**t former friends there to oak Mr.
B?yard fer a place I 887, .Tau l : i il c Tribune, 5
I CN NINGHAM, P.?Appointed C lief "f Division
in the Audit* r* ofiice. Was i tussged with default
is Treasurer "f sprmgfteui. Dino: said in his de?
feats thal the township d.*i aol Hun need the
money, und ha waa using it in hi* own busini'&s
1886. Aug. l B: The Tribune, 2.J
CURRAN, JAMIS.?Appointed Postmaster st
Hoboken Man ol' guei-tionabie aaaochttioai arni
deploaable illiteraev. It was alleged flint Qovernoi
Abbett, hs.l refuas- te appoint lom ts a minor of?
fing in his ci ft-, on account af eda-atiooal ?ifleleB
eies Was h.* appointed thal be mighl learn te
read aad writer 1888, Jaly 14: Naw-York
I hues i
CCRBY, JABEZ L M.?Appointed Minister to
Spain. Hi* speech <>; Maj l'-'. 1876, uuored from
"Th" Catholic Visitor." of Richmond: *' lia .man
.sm wa* a,cancer, catii I BaeieBce
and e__Aculatiag ih*: ipiritnai life of the people,
and vi.is m .rs. than pagan sm" 1885, Oct. 18;
New-York World, 4 Brother-in-aiw of Spania i
? ia Dnited State* Calderon C_rllale. w_o ls
_ el in preasins Spanlah dalma 1885, Oct. i ">.
Iii!.,.ii- Was )n.ni'.cr of the Confederate
Congress and colonel ot abe Conf-derate e?v?lry
- . New York Turn's. 1 a _t st BB
a: ui.'i" Ini ' In public atv.urs than
Minister Phelps, which * saving s gre*! t_e*l -
Philadelphia Prcai ll885, Oat Hi N.-w-.ork
World. I .. t* _
DARKEY, D. T.--App?.:nt.d fenelon Examiner ?>v
It I* alleged that oe atom a so
Cor,feder*te guard at AnderaonviU-, bul li" denies
the charge 1888, I'"" 10; Nea York Tim s,
DAVTD, JAMES L?Appointed Osage In.lian
agent Suspen kd because not paaaraaed of the
arv quaUflcatioas 1188T, March 18; New
York Sun, .'i _,
DAVIS. W. H. ? Apr*.int.-*! Pension Agent at
PhiiiideipinH. Will coi please th*- Grand Army.
who protest because he put mani- ex-rebels into
office 1888, January '.'?.'; Me** Yorli Tunes. .1.'
Pirat oiii-iai act wa* Ba appoiai t.p responsfh-s
nosirion under him lJarbii-rr*-. whaa* book, !*u!>
h.-lii-it after the va ur. was for th- virulence ami
.ii |.-c.-iii-v of its attai'Us apoa I'lipin ni'ii without
an aajBail in war li'esaiur**: Logan's nTiite*t
i.sKi; Joaoary ri : The Tribuae
DAVIS.-Dcputy-Coilector ut Ncw-York. Tc-U
?say before Senate Committee by DeinocratiO
tritueaaes; iji.s_i>st with his methods; activity of
F'-derul offiere-bolders ia caucus and convention;
starlin < t stiiuony about bribery con?
cerning purchase of ?it* for Federal
building I18S8, May 25; The Trib
BB-, I.) Test im*.ny of Justice Downes, of liing.
bamtoB, about bribery m Mlectioa ti site of
ticivernmcnt building; Davis criminal ia using his
i'la.*- for hus own advauiago 11S-S. May it;
New-York Sun, J.J
A RUNAWAY SWINDLER FOR JUDGE
DAWN fi. E. J -AppsSBBBl Chi-f Justice of
Ran away from oregon with _%SSs of
130,000 "fi loaas iiiul Botes 1885, DaeaaabsB V;
New-Tork World, 5 Suapeaded DeseaaasB 'a.
:u.'l I.il'ay --ff*- D.i-s,,n. *?! Miaeoori, appointed.
Dawson being pron runced onfit, " has recently
i nt an *ipiiortiinity to g--t nd
a by committing a i nous offense in Oregon '
1 : New-York I .;, s. I ._fter
removal liaapprnrrd la Indian caa**; wanted in
Portland : - Nu*.emiter 20;
New-York Times. J * evi iad'8 lettes about
" J idse morally and praf_s*_cnta_y unlit. I h?ve
boen (ta-ci-i-. .??; *od mieled by I vin- and treachereiua
r-; revntui i-iiis."' ['< tition s^nci by two Surrrema
Court judges ?; it 5; New-York Times,
4.J
DEIGHAM, PRANK A. -Postmaster at San
dosky. .re-mud I r abotneting letters from the
nuiiLs; proor in bia own handwriting lho~, Www*
mary 15; New-York I . -
DELAIIANI Y -I", "e.mmend.'d by Manning for
. later at Alb*ny, bat 1 "resident refutsea be
a_B_e bs was fa; her .,f Mn un i n ,'s -...n-iri-law, and
appointed man picked out by Delahunty (1888,
October 1 7; New-York Wo, i l. i
DELANEY. A IL?Appotated Di*trict-Attor
n*-y fat Wisconsin, li:-, BOOT?BBB wi*h liragg.
?Saul A. h. Il- iii ney sh*l) COSt-Tol GlIIBIUBBIBB
anty" ; appointed soon after
laauguration, bot Bragg brok- faith, appoiated
ail fourth-cliiss I'osfuia-te-s and other officers, aad
bad eight Poatina* era in the WaSkeeha County
convention, all working for him lc**'), Aug. ll;
New-Tork Times, 5 r^*rmitted'to resign on ao
eount offensive partisa ? rward apixiinted
Collector of Custom- fas ______ aaa*, Feb. 18;
New-York Timea 3.
DEMENT, I. &?Appointed Surveyor-General
for Utah. Denies thal be w;is detected m fraudu
l-n; stones aga jost Coograssaaaa 188S, Feb. 3;
New-York Timea, 1.1 Coa_ra_ted with sworn
testimony of cor- i res*rdiag h:s ?K_*r
tion that the Mormons have ii lobby six-miing
money'at Washington aad oontrolling a certain
Senator 1886, Jone 20; Tribune, a. "Made
Deedleaa misrepresentations before eoaunftte* to
day, eating ap frightful stories of corruption
givea out By h.m, wondai what ?evatopad such
mendacious m.-ir.'.i la loo-tsjswcd Di-menf I8e6,
Feb. j: New-York World, 4. Responsible for
stories of fraud boiled on notfi.n. 1888, Morah 2:
New York lime.. J. Reappointed, though ?vna
reported adversely by a unanimous oommltaaa. not
credit*blc to {""resident, entirelv unfitted fur office;
can see no excuse for renewing appointment l ft-c*,
April 10; New-York Times, 5. Astonishing and
unfounded itoriei aboui gre*! land frauds in Ctah
which nator Blair tp> pronounce him a
"monumental BOB* 1888, M.*y 88; N. w-York
DENBY, CHAkLES-Appointed Minister to
China, on r.tmmendation of McDonald 18'!.>,
May .io; New-York Timea. j emeral that
be resinned his place as < otoae] la the army and
"would never fight lo tree th-* negroes"1 I SSS,
May 80; The Tribune, 1, and June -.;j; Tnbune.
5.) I>id resign Jan. 15, 1888, giving no such
rason 1885, June -': New-York T-BMB. I.] Com
plaias thai lalai, won't supoosi the style he wants
to maintain 1**7. May 3; New-York Tfmeg, i.j
DENBY.?Appointed Secretary of Legaooa to
Ci,.na. I* ti apply himself at once n, rh*- a'-.iuirc
m.'iit of Chinese language, as regulatioaa require
that Beeretarj must, learn Chinese; has some
years' work before Lim 1 ?*?*_, Aug. 13; New-York
Timea 4.;
THE MICHIGAN BOSS AND HIS TOOLS.
DICKINSON, D?\v _?Appointed Postmaster*
GeneraL Had be*-n party boss in Michigan. "The
party in Miebigan ronsistfd of thi* elev*, young
lawyer j anything coming to Michigan he mauaged
? bold of and ptoce to ault himseir ii*.*.",
S"p. .'i; New.York I Lt iea, " Cout_ola (irand
Rapids copi, ntion, his member of th** Committee
on Resolutions being an Alderman recently tried
for bribery; among thc i In participation
was Jpiliii Ll Maloney. CollaotOI of Internal Rev
who ha*! within a month removed an
experienced Republican deputy us an offensive
partisan, and the deputy pat in his place wa*
also in mum fjonvention (1888, Aag, U; New
York Timea, 2.) Indiana Poet-_aete?I investi?
gated ; testim my of Foulke, Prr*iden* Civil Ser?
vice -v--- that r eelt d from Indiana lol
replies and 35 from other Btatea, showing removala
without any aotlce given, or ehargaa or investi?
gation; that the President knew of this and ap?
proved: that th* President told Foulke it was
not possibis to let lovestigatioBB ba* m_dn or
to lnt, the parties know the eiuirge*} against mem;
regretl that Fi dke bad made au investigation
and boped the Association arculd co slow. No
* rviee r-f-irm in Indiana 1888, March 2'j:
N -w-York Time*, 2. Department b-SaSS and
I in getting for : arly the use of
s. for which l rreat Britain
pays B300.000 yearly 1888, April 10; The
Tribune. 5. Mails from Rrpubltoaa Congressmen
i Washington subjecterd te otMcial espionage, tam?
pered with, and Intentionally delayed 11888, April
T; The Tribune, 2. Postal service diaorgaalaad
throughout the country. Testimony of the Henrv
Bill Publ s'ling Co.; letters delayed on an average
twenty-four boura; many letters never received or
delivered; one w_s mere than a week in travel
- sty mii"s; i-rear, trouble because so many
are lost: agent* and clerks Inefficient (1888, Ma7
11: The Tribo ie, -i [nelheiency "f Western mail
Mrviee; pm postmaster sent no m.?.U lor weeks.
and when asked why, aald th- bag waa ass full
uni be waa waiting nil it wa*-: another senr for
stamps and received a great sheet; didn't know
wii.it, lt v-as, but thought it was a circa- poster;
stuck lt on wall ami said t.) his w fe?" Darned cir?
cus riders 1 toked all auk"."' Sp?.he* uni com?
plaints of Democratic detentei irom the Terri?
tories 1888, May 25; The Tribune, I
DoDD. JOHN W?AppelBted Assistant Post
ma-ter at Indianapolis, rest?nony of Foulke:
reported to nave been attached to _anib_ug
house Indianapolis, and *sai'i "it was i.-uer for
.ii timii to have us trump up
charges .--ainst them" 11888, March St) New
York Timers
IMiRSHEIMF.R, WILLIAM-Appointed District
Attorney on Tammany recommendatioa luppoasd
t., be b.r col IS, -Lil' 2; New-York Weall
i * barged that the aDegrd endoraeaaaBrt was a
5ros* fraud recured br fat**- preteaeae l IBS,
j.,- ?_>; New-Yoeh VYorw, i Charges preferred,
four yean ago, ol overcharging mileage while
attorney ter Northern _h*trict; csDed " Long-mil*
Dorabcfmer" in thal region (1885, Sops, 8: New
Yorii W'.rli, i Amount of ehargaa $'.6,208. of
which " I ii.- World' aftirrt. IO to have
beiaa fraudulent (1 *85, Nov, 15; New-York World,
4 Further record as mileage Byabbee an*l noble
efforts to retail r.rcuilway frBBCBias for Jacob
Sluirp and his fellow thiel June ll;
New-York World, I Beaigned; fa. ts relatins
to mia it of office hiui ne.lect of bus?
iness ; putting tecreta of ti:c Grand Jur>- into his
ipapex; fraudulent mil*'agi: account, laid
re Senate committee; tettec by _*?_?**_t Bait?
ing explanation (1888, Feb. s; New-York World,
l.
DOWLING, JAMES T.-Rsflway mail service,
Indiana. Mail oar allowed to eo to laifayette
without meaaeoger. and mail brought hack. He
waa prominent political worker: appointed for
- : . and had boasted that be bad bribed
three mem len ol council to rot* for a stree!
railroad Teatimonj ol Poulke, prtaident Ctvil
Service Association ll 188, March -.; New-York
.
DRUM.? \<ljiitant-Cencrnl; got Secret.-try F.n
? to s,_-i an antedated or h-r dismiaaing
Ho-.-iin Iron - in division (1 ?-*b7, Feb. 10;
I irk Wi rid, I
AI'IiilMLD WHILE IN J.VIL.
DCNTON ?App* inted Px simasterat Lincolnville
C-ntr*-, Minn*-. Now ser-niK nut an eight month*'
sentence in jail for - *t.l money aa
ck-puty at that -ame piece; petition tiaoa by
more thoa 100 Dem ocr* ta and approved by tho
chairman al the Democratic Suite Committee
8; New-York Times, 4.) Appoint
n. at asked ai Brown 11 *.", Aug. li;
. rk s in, 2 Brown *le"lar''.s tbat ha knew
nothing about tlie appointm apt in the
li.sr sectir.il wi..-u be wa* at Washim'ton 1118_.
rk ll. rakL.S.)
DCUHAM. MILTON J.-Appointed First Con?
troller of th- i r*.. it ,>udor*cnient af tho
larch 1 :i; New-York
Tine-*. ; A* e member ol < ongreas be givoea*]
.uni lilver coinage -.1-83,
March in; The Tribune, 1.
DCSh_N? Attorney for Al bama Ui-mov-dand
Burnett apjiointad for ts; full re
i-"-i Senate committee Hoi . : : N. i
York Wor I. fl
EICKOFP, ANTHONY-Appointed Fifth Auditor
of the Treasary. A well-known G*er__a Dasaa*
crat; a hard woiker durinj the rampalga; had
? ? bra inder the D mocratie
National Committee 1885, Jnly '.'.*: New-York
Imas. .' Killer should be Iel MOBS ami
hickotf ch.!'.' * l.ur.l with etn
ploying a c* eannol write, becauaa ono
n:iil iiiliiiiiuiiiitory rhentn*ti*m when signing a
pay-roll** l*--.. **.-| t '.'.: New-York litnes, 4.)
ELLIS. MYRON H.-Deputy Latemal Kev.-uuo
Drunk and ni lad. re
l"riisied on promise of good bebjsviorl -'"t aowttag
drunk azuin; arrested and lined .-- a., 13;
n i ^ ri i im -
ENGLISH B K \'..H.:tited Fostmastcr at N'.-w
Baven In pl I v fte*, Ilka I'ear
sppii'>, *a:i* -ii" of 1 flee! ol the p-.mntry
181 April ;.; New-York s.m. i -taat .1**1
of grumbling about work of ofttoa ur New-Itavaa
ana complaint* in 1 ci * Ilar_
horn l ?*"'). Mar. li l.".: New-York i imes, I.)
ENDICOTT. WILLIAM C -AppeSBted Se.-retary
of War. K.presetit.s nobody bal BBeaS-SBi: de
roeauor snot stiitisiiaiuslup lw**7. March 4 ; New
Yorli. Suu, '-.' Iii"port cvU-uring General Milwi;

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