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also rewards bim by Increasing his command i 888
Dec. 18; New-York \\ rid, Order in relatioi
to returning Rebel fln - to States; "Endicott
Drum and Cleveland did no! know they could not
giveaway Governmenl property without thc con
sent Of Congress' ! ?;. Juue ','.*>; Ni vv- York Sun
2.) Forakcr's dispatch :w No Rebel Bass will bc
surrendered while I uni Governor." Froteat ii
Cleveland (18r*T. June 18; New-York Tis**-**, 1.
Adjiite.nt-r.encr.il Du.ni saki to have ruabed head'
long in tho general delivery ol eaptared Coated"
erata* flues, son-.1,1 I s io'' them 1887,
June i 8: Ne\\-\ ? i - ;, Orders revoked b\
President., * considered with more cue-'' 11881
Julv 17: New-York I im< s, i
ISTAIXROOK, JAM S I -Appointed fest
master at Woroeatc i. " iriuroph <? i ape i's lyatem
Chairman Democratic Binti Executive Committee;
refused two ot r educes for which candidate:
mode of Ufa not sueh -hal people believed bi
would be parti, ular.,- efficient poa tm aater" ii 887
March l ; New-York Tun' -
EVERHAKI, DR. A.?Appointed Postmaster at
Ripon, Wi*, .ii place of (Jp?am, removed a** of
fensive p*rtis*n I "plum furniabed proof that
every charin- was false: letter from Congreeamai
Braiic, Barring "iii*<l beat te oust 1'ph.un, am
failed to get cliii-.i-s; mi the contrary, hud lettes
from promiiiinr I >. meer:,is, winn 1 was irvine t*
work ap ;i d's... Baying no foundation for i
against Dpt-tm, ami I stopped in disgust" 188fl
April .'lu: New York Sun. 2. Everhart failed t*
Qualify, but after Con.:'ss bad mat lu- appear**.
and dernaade- ellice, ami was kicked into Ettas)
mgg, Dec. 2-.; Thc Tribune, l.
EWING. E. R?Conan 1-Genera] to Mexico
brother-in-law of S. natur CoskxeU ilM_( May lu;
New-York innes. Q.
FAIRCHILD, C. S.-Appointed Asst. Secreter,
ff Treasury. Had b*an Attorney-General of New.
ork. ond eondition ot offloe ;--verely eritioiscd
|1885, March io: The Tribune, 1.) Statemeal
made by " New York World" that " Attorney
General's oflice never bo extravagantly eonduct*M
as under Fairchild's r. . Imt" [1885, April.) Opinion
ot " New-York'i im. *.,?' 1887, aa Attorney-G nero]
? policy al BompouB-ing with fraud,"' auotad 11885,
March 28: Tin* Tribune, 4.)
FACLKNEi:, CHI - BR R.-Appointed Thief ol
Division of Records, Pension Office, by Black, nt
solicitation of Voorbees: wrote :? a-tt'-r <-! iifty--ix
words, which was rubi! ihed, embracing thc
lng: u Copey, a lion;, a pointe, Wt. ak. Resp* t
f-Tley, Hesrde, rote, pou Turpy, tlola
.?way** (l **?*."., o.t. *.'!*: New-York Timea, 4.1 Lamai
enid: "Voorhees, your man can't spell; ? I >
low wlio seeds i : willi one p _nd?DeiDO
crat witli~an i." \'< rhecs answeretf: "If nerti
drnw the lip -i - .'. iii d"bnr n -'
the Democratic party . Bcpt. 5;
New York i in al unlssed atm. having
first demanded resignation, which was refused.
Told Viins '* Mc ill ii-lit yoi on it,"
and they did. President :- infer to Vilai
}* reinstate Faulkner, and he was rall?tated (1888.
May 6; The Tribune,
FAYE, TO Lo Ni) -1 I nols; app Inted Conan! ar
fltettin: Indict. counts by Grand Jury
ast m. nth for \ iola! State liquor law I BSa-j
April 28; The Tribun
A UNION SOLD:!.;;?>* .ell FOB A SCARF riv
FISTLI.'. F. IX?C usin of Au.liter Shelley : ap
ftinted chief (|erk s i; architect 81
2,5ou: was edacated by Governmenl Naval Acad
erny, but while in acrvice took anns fer rebellion,
an_ wears n scarf pin v\ hich he boosts is n piece ol
a Union soldier's skull, and n memento of Ins
aehkvements !7: The Tribune, 5.]
FLEMING. W. B.-Appointed Judge, reported
" morally nnd w< tessie ! yunlitf1 (1885, Aug. 14;
New-York World, 4. Clet land's letter declaring
pe win not the man 0 885. Oct <': New-York
_im<*. 10
FLINT. Wl_5TON\-Examiner of Patents, hav?
ing _i*-cial rnformatii n in (Patent Of_ee, displaced
bv person named Montgomery (1885, Au*_. 7;
New-York Times, -I
FLoWEi*. 6.\MrEL.-Appointed Asa1i**t*n.
Treasurer U. S. si New-Orlcana; was Confederute
captain r?*?.l cousin ol )L P. Flower 11885, July 20;
New-York Tim- s.
FI-OYD, J. M.?Coahier of Treasury at New
York; asked to resign, had been thirty-two yenrs
in Aaaay Offloe ad Treasury; "Knows more
fibout details of Sub-Treasury than any man
?vin." '18(*<".. Feb, '.'J: New-York Times, 2.i
Folsom. BEN.?A cousin of Mrs. Cleveland,
appointed eons*-! at Sheffield; youthful, inexjs-r
lenced. wtthou! commercial knowledge necessary
to *p_?formancc of duties 1888 Oct 1 7: N w-York
?World. 4,i Bald bael no backing whatever; was
Republican in 1880; appointed police clerk, and
In 1888 was delegate to Republican convention.
Removed from office BS oletK, HufTulo, now clerk
Republican Board city commissioners (1886, Oct.
1?: Thc Tribune
FORAN.? App'iititd Postmaster Bi Lambcrt
ville, N. J. Asked by lady to re-address bur let?
ters to C-Mige, snd did so. patSiBg them into her
dox at Lambi-rtvillc. where Bbc found them on re?
turn bom 11887, .Toa 26; New-York Times, fi.)
FORD. W. C.?Statistical division Slate De?
partment, complaint by Demoeroti that be waa
ippointed through influence af David A Wells to
Barre Fr** Trad* anil bo uses his position
<1886. Sept 4; New-York World. 4.) Oualiflcu
?ona and per* ridiculed (18...
ipr, 80; Kew-York World. 4.)
FIN LEN. MILES .(.-Appointed Postmaster nt
Ptn-ator. 111. Mi ibor of firm v blob hired rn >n to
take sp fraudulently 18.000 acres of bind under
home<st'nd and by having shunt'.- on
wheels to move from trad to tracts His partner
testiiicd he was the wicked one. but Emlen re?
jected 18B6, Mat ' ? rhe Tribune, 5.J
FORSTER, CH .RLE&-Ind inna: Appointed
Consul General al Calcutta; transferred to Eber
feld on proteot derk ol
Internal Revenue; got into trouble with Govern
inent about, pete - meter Rnd Mi nuder u cloud
?<1885.. Oct 11; New-York World. 4.j Not eitisen
though he declared he waa; bat became ai
after takinir oath of oilico (1885, Nov. 15; New
_crk World. 1.
FOX, D. W.?Appointed Superintendent of Mint,
philadelphia. " Randall got bis appointment
mad* to-ilay, uni' al o it 4C0 places are dow at the
dlsnofal of Philadelphia Democrats" (1885, June
10] New Y'crk Times. I.) Letter from Presiden!
to him not to permit Coiner (hester to attend eon
ventioii because Randall's man 11887, Sept. u;
New-Y ork Sun, J.)
FRANKLIN, B. .T.-rnnsUi ;,t. Hankow; former
Con-CTes-miin arid Confederate (.apt.tin (1885, Nov.
17: New-York San, 2.)
FBI?BT, W A?Appointed Sur-orintendini: Ar
rhltect of Treaeuri : was rebe] of 5th Compan***
"Wnshintrton Artillery (1887, July 22; New-Tork
2.mes, l.j
FOE CHIEF JUSTICE, A COPPERHEAD.
FULLER, MELVILLE W.-Appointed Chief Jus?
tice. Untried and comparatively unkne.wn man
<1888, May :.': New-York World," 4.) From sum?
mary of leadini eooc a, appears more for municipal
'than railroad c ratioBs; needs must be that
lawyer in these days has oorporatione for cllcniv:
worth 1880,000 1888, May 7: New-York World.
4, and May io, New-York World, i.) Had declined
Civil Service Commission, Interstate Comm?arion
and Pacific Railroad Corni?is*.on I wai active Demo
Baal in 1858 and ever since, und th*, recognised
tend of tho Democratic parr-.- in Legislature dur
ig stormy days of 1888; licensed of beinir Cop.
pet?ead (1888, May 9; New-York Times 5.) J_w
r**-TS know lint little of him 11888, May 1 : New
York Sun, 2.) In\ "ti.-iMen of charfrep of disloy?
alty durl!i- war (1888, May B; New-York Sun, t.)
Chnrares preferred by Dunkivy, real estate agent,
Chicago, that in 1881 Fi Her, being J<iry Commla
sloner, secured lory favoring bimaelf in important
?pending suit which involved title to large traci ?1
land fl r?*-s8. Jun" 2; ihe Tribune, 2.) Charges
ny Chicago lawyer of nnprofe-isiional conduct in
two eaaes (1888, ^? ly 29; The Tribune, 5.) That
he was Copperhead not *i nied by stont* 1 friends
tl?i*H, May 10; ' ? >?, 2.J S'*c dava af! ?:?
.incjoln's fina! proclamation of emancipation 1111
liois JLegielalnr. ss d :- lolutiom introduced by
Fulh-r to i r ? - ;. noe with slavery 1n any
Rate (1888 M v Ir.: New-York Sun, 4, and Mai
The Trib'i.'.-. l. Resolution offered Jam
1868: "I'r ? p. inc.--! thai Cnlon eannol
he preserved li to public feeling by
coarciv.. measur* - voted February l for
resolution deel ringi ? ? tion of Cnlon rnipr.s-si
hle ai nation proclamation withdrawn.
Also voted February 1_ ag linsl h il |ivtna suffrage
to Cnlon soldiers. Also voted June 8 for resolu?
tion deniou! '.' dlgbam.
Also June io i ? donouncini Vat* i
for {worogalng $8, May 15; New
York Sun, 4.) " Qualifications dent-'!: over
seventy ni | ra Wc st called on
Bpeaker Carlis ? ?? wi <> li lie f"
All thc J * S ipter-ie Court, ob invi?
tation of the President, bad coneurred In reoom
mending one of their own number: IVesuient poid
no attention to reeoi u he had in..".-!.
nnd Jtisri* ? May 7:
The Tribune ' vd appotnten limply because
rabid Cop-,, p' ' ;?. i. - s to think
appointed for .fo.lii'K.ni'i's: w?. puzzled to know
how or why he i ggested natl] beard *.f
legal case, slowly creeping up tn Supreme Court,
frreat iat_road against liefa Involves title
o water frout worth - ll to 840,000,000.
Dave op*?lioi i me connection l?tw*-i:n that case
and appointu' ?! ;*?-*. July 8; Th* Tribune, 18.)
GAL\'I*;.\N. HUGH V.- Appoiiit-.1 post__aet*r st
Caslambus, ?an.; eonvietc I in ( herohec coaaty of
foBgery in seoond desree; was DenM*o_*tki candi
daw for auditor p-t State two \<*iirs aga; plan of
fraud na to nae fictitious d. <-<i of rea) <-t-.it.? :is
t>a?is for loans .-n note* to fictitious in-rsons (1880,
July <;4 ; Th*- IYibaita, I.)
"?HIDE TMICiiEE THAN HIDE OF RHINOC
ER08.**
CAULAND, ACGCSTUS II.-AppotSrted Attor?
ney (j> tip-iiil. wu in Confederate House and Bc nate
- I March i'..' The Tribune l.j Active i-ruci
fptition In ? b- which government of Arksn
- - zed by Dcmoerats; frtatee iti letCsi to
Cakin "a Govcmci srkanaaa I bad to poss
throoah SOCae ol the v. ry iuar'< rs which will beset
Cleveland" I18H5, Minch 21; New-York TtlBBB, g.)
Rtf/.cw of ii..s imtliod of bufipres-ing iiepublicans
1885, March ifi: The Tribune, l.j Appears*- Bi
counsel for Vir-'jilin against united States aftei
Ids appointment ns Attorney General In suit on
attempted repudiation of -soupons by Virginia,
although CnUcd Stales hint invested latgl Min of
trust funds iii Virginia bonds ;ciui the coupons li
question; arguaient openly dismissed all consider?
ations of morah ty ; nullification is a perfectly exact
description (1885, March 28; New-York rimes, i.i
iles, caees ali decided against Shite 11888, Feb
2: New-York Timi a, 8.1 Just rendered deckdaB
which iH'tmits whiskey tint: to import liquor whick
it had exporta'd to avoid Daymen! ed tax, swindle
on i>eeip!e; connection with l'nn-Electrie scandal;
l.iilc- thicker than bide of twenty rhinoeercaes, At
lanta Constitution 1888, April ti: New-York Sun,
?-.'.) Behavior regarding suit of Senator Call
i.iiinst .swain, a tend elaiffl (1885. Jply 1: Tin
Tribune, B.) Protcet against pardon of Wait.-,
defaulting bank PresJdenl of Ekattleboro, for*
wardell t < > d-p irtnient, and Gurlnnd replied, " 1'res?
ident aeverai days ago pardoned Mr. Waite." Jan?
uary 20; though the official record of depart?ten!
did not show panie n (1886, dan. 81; NOW-Tort
limes, .a.. opinions in matter of Navy Deport?
ment against Roach, and eondoct in telephone
matter, eleen here set forth. Nearly cnlrap|?-el
inipi appointing to otlice man for whose tirrest foi
boise stealing Carland as Governor of Arkana*!
had offered ii reward (1885, May 29; Ifew-York
Sun.i History of telephone caaea (1888, Sept BO:
.V w-York World, 4,? "Difficult to understand
how -Teat telephone scandal cnn iiass away without
re-construction of Cabinet; (/inland and l*imar
very deeply implicatecr <lM8(i. Jan. 'Mi; New-York
Sim. '.M 'Carland must po; has allowed depart
Brent Justice* to be prostituted for Inn private nd
vantage" (188a, Feb. ll ; New-York Sun, 2.) En?
joined by Rage?a from donating stock given to him
which be had not earned (18tf<>, Feb. 20; New
York World, l.j His profit*, and row between
Young, Casey. Jolinston and Rogers, revolvers
drawn il 888, Feb. ta : New-York World. BJ " He.
lieves nubile office is a 8j>eculativo trust ; while
allowed to keep li is post, scandal, ?,-Towin-' sus.
picton and the shadow of dishonor hover about
the Administration and Mr. Cleveland is rrspon
slble" (1887, March 4; New-York Sun, 2.) " l'.m
Kle.-rric IpeeulatiOB; what lairg-, constant ami
increasing diviuends of disgrace nnd dishonor it
makes payable; nnd every one endoreed over to
Administration'* ussr,. April 20; New-York Sun,
2.1 " To repudiaie Garland would be an aoknowl
rdgment of responsibility, and confession of po?
litical incapacity, and confession may se ni to be
suicide"' (lf*B7. May IH; N.w-York Sun. 2.) " Re?
ports i'll I-fl-Electrio scandal ni.ulte it difficult
matter for Garland to continue in office unless imt h
be and President arc utterly insensible to public
opinion. Shows that, Attorney-General. Solicitor.
Commissioner of Indian Attain, Commissioner of
Railroads, and other associates of Presidens dls
tinmiished hy his confidence are not acting on mic
1'ul'lic office i? public tru*t." Posion Advertiser
l -.?**".. July I ; New-York Sun. 4.j " Charges sus?
tained against department officials beyond oontara
diction; Lamar's lettp-r to Garland show* nearly
soo prosecutions miler lund btws were frivolous
and in direct \ iolation of orders of court and rules
.1 department nnd carried om for thc s; kc of fees"
1888, Nov. 2; New-York limes, 5.) Adverse
decision of United States Circuit court. Judge
Jock-son. Cincinnati, cn rho ..'round that Dell Tele?
phone Co., having no domicile in Ohio cannot le?
t-ally be sued thor.- (ls.***;. Nor. i :.?: New-York
-, 1.) Deportment behindhand; Court of
Claims Bt a stands'!U; 211 cases called rind
Government ready in only 12; lueb dilatoriness
never known until this Reform administration
fl8.HK. Feb. T: The Tribune, H.)
GE.GERICU, L. A.?Appointed Collector of In?
tern?I Revenue, 2d District, New-York, plaoe ol
Frlcdaam ; " not to be commended : purely political
appointment; no change demanded by interest
service; Friedaam more useful than any mw aian
could bc; selection very poor OH*" (1887, Julv ?'?:
New-York Tim*_, i.i Father keeps beer taloon
11887, July r>; Nev.'-Y'ork Times, Li
G_PPJ_KT, ALBERT.?Waa arrested for stealias
11,000 worth of pjoodsat Racine, and ooofeased and
held in bonds for 1800, forfeited bond arni ran
awayi writes a'ter loni* absence from northern
Dakota that lie bas been appointed postmaster
ilssei. Dec. 10. Thc Tribune, 1.)
GIBSON, A. C.? i*otisin of the Senator: appointed
United States Marshal Western Dit-trtct Louisiana :
in redi.ee; circumstances. " Drinks whiskey and
plays poker like a gentleman*1 il ****5, May 22 ; The
Tribune, 2.) Honesty and 08?rage assailed by
Bouton. Democratic Manager, with no response
1885, May 28; New-York Times, l.j
CILLESITF.?Appointed Postmaster at Dayton :
was ward politician, disloyal dunn'* tho war, ar.d
is Mayor cb_rj_ed with releasing murderer on straw
bail.
GLENN.?Superintendent", construction of Cus?
tom House at. New-Orleans; Confederate engineer,
popular and capable; removed oa recommendation
of lllitentte inspector named Holmes; removal
countermanded ile.5, July 10; New-York'limes.
4.)
GLYNN.? Superintendent Ii. U. Mails, Indiana
division; "Otic of tho worst appointments made,
not forgetting others lhat have aisgraoed the pub?
lic service in thia Stub-: n*>r I maa with whom
honorable gentlemen should I"- forced lo associate''
April 18: New-Y.uk Time* l.j
GOODE. J* >1LV?Appointed Solicitor-General,
hnx'ini* charge of administration election laws; mus
defeated for XLH'th Congress but voted In by
partisan majority; fraudnlently elected In a Re?
publican district; report of Thompson, Democrat
against him i ?**??;. April 4; Tbe Tribune, 2, and
May 2; The Tribune, 1.1 Was member of
p. derate Congress i 885, May '.'; New-York Times,
2.) Voted for ordinance ol eeeeaeion 1885, May
2; New-York Sun 1.) "Goode mus! eo: he began
ithorized us*- ot offloial power for pnrposc of
pnvaie speculation" il886. F*b. ii : New-York Sun.
2.) Rejected Hoar nnd Mahone denouncing tissue
ballot _tauaa by which h*- got elected in 1878 In
Norfolk District (lh_0, July 10; New-Y'ork Times,
M
GRAHAM.?Secretary Civil Service Commission,
to be- dimiaBed* beoin.se brother of man who <le
feated Congressman Coi in North Carolina: iteno
irrnphi r promoted instead (188C, Aug. 15; Thc Tri?
bune, 2.1
GREEN. IIAZLETON. CI.TMS1IAW. JOINER
j WILCOX and WEAVER, all postmasters; and
THOMPSON, district Collector: ELLIS. State
: Ass ss..r: ;d! delegates in Democratio State eoa
' vention; letter to World cl 887 oct. 5' New-York
j Wori.l, 4.)
I LOVE OF LIQUOR AND HATRED OF INDIAN'S.
CI.'EEN, KR \EL. -App-irited agent for Sisse
loti Sioux, Dakota; was man who struck John
Brown winn wounded arni rUearmed; testified
struck him with his sabre in thc face several times
n-ftc-r li" mus down. Was in C ni fed (Tit te service :
pow appointed on recommendation of Dav. member
Democratic Natl anal Committee for Territory;
specially recoiamended by Hunton, Virginia;
Boteiar, Wost Virginia; nnd Corcoran, of wash?
ington, mentioning his services in eaptare of John
Brown 11885, Oct. 28; New-York 'limes. 1 and 24,
New-York Times, 2.) Since appointment " has
in-ill a trood deni of time Intoxicated and seldom
free from influence of liquor. Made effort to break
np Indian Behool*, Compelled all whites BrekiBg
grating lands to go to certain person to make ar?
rangements; Lamar has letter showing the facts'1
Ussr,, July 30: New-York Times, ft.) Appointed
two vears ogo; Senate failed Ba act: President re?
appointed ihe maa, Eksintc apiin Ignored appoint?
ment: " difficulty with Oreen appears to be a love
of liquor and hatred of Indians: freon*?itly drunk:
thought Indians botrer be killeii than educated"
(les". March io New-Tork Sun. 3.)
GREEN, WARREN.?Appointed Conan] nt
Kanagawa. Arrested for debt (1885, Kay 22:
New-York Sun, 2.) " Boston Herald" saya will b<
rejected owiijg to dissipated nnd disrcinitubic bab?
ita (1888, March 20; New-Yock World, 1.) ti
jeered by Senate beeauss of questionable oonduct
in ames of poker, declining to vvtU" good losses,
lind operated Basting rink with%nythinghui good
reputation 1I886, Oct 2: N**rw-Yorh World. A.<
GREFJsEBAUM, BERTHOLD.?Appointed Con
?ul to Bi in -an Islands: an.* leoond-nand clothing
rat Sun Francisco (1888, Aug. 18; New-Tork
Sun. 3.) Appointed in liquid-tb-n of bill of Demo?
cratic State Committee for enmpai^n uniforms:
" en! oul without being confirmed: behaved so
badly that speck.] envoy1 to t.triiig.iten ont mattel
ni 1888, Aug. 2"l : New-York World, 4./
"Extraordinary anne*, can_ed State Depsrtmiml
1 s|K-eiai envoy; molting unnecessary ass of
himseir (1888, Auk. 21; New-Tork 'Jim-s. j
Hoisted American nag thei*| Bates sent oat us
1] to investigate (1888, Nov. 22; Nsw-Yorb
'j 1 th- s. B.) Was iiiioweel t-p return on leave aad In?
formed when her-- the* eommiasloB bad been held
lu*-!.-; his resignation demanded; h-- promlaed it.
but asked lesva to j/? first lo Baa Praaaiaoo tai ar?
range i.is hit.ivs. Thea waa! to Samoa again, in?
stalled him*, if (,? Cor.sui, und refused to sive up
place to lintis, sen! on! byGovernmimt, Had bo
: place as administrator of estatB of rich
Frenchman who hud db-*!, and irrcgulariti'"* were
found in ins trust * 1 r*sc;. Oct :n 1 Tb* Tribune, 2.)
j ;i'!.,| (1886, Ocr. 4: Thc Tribune, 2.)
ORJiGORY.?Appointed I-o?tma.ter Bl Ithaca.
Office used as pariii-ti bradajuartsra; bli 1 los iii n
state of 'lia*'*: c!.,-".'iip- delays nt New-Tork mud:
lc-tt>-rs cuni sreddiBg la vi la ti ons delayed for days
or weak1: reprimanded from baadquarten (issn,
D*c. IT; N'ew-iork World, 4.1
GRJ-iORY.-Apiiotn-ted Indiaa A-.-ent in Wis*
cons.p. it*ri-_ii!arfties exjios.ij by Senate Investi?
gating Comuutte*; Indian r*_urve? betng 1-ripped
ed pine mid Indians robbed; forced resignation
(1888, April 80; The Tribune, 1.)
GUOUME, J. h.? Appointed Collector nt Dilti
more; vary wteitieen auility (l.bti. Fob. 18; Nuw
1 ork Timea, 1.1
GROOME, W. W.?Appointed PoatlB-Stai nt,
Vieksbarg; appr*ived asssssinatloB of Mattli'-ws,
advosaaiBg uav of extreme nje-asurcH to H"curo
Democratic naaassj BstaaBsd Biarder ot ReiiubL'-.m
kheriff: ta April, Mufi, his paper, "Tlie Herald,"
li.id: ' Will to Dftrnoorttt*** should direct attack at
white Republican ho-sr., and kill them wheu BBSBB
wry" [1888, Jun. .0; New-York Sun, 2.)
GUEIiON, AJJELAJfD.-Appoiiif.pl ('.-Hector of
Customs at St. Vine-tut, Mum ; rejected bap-BBC
tba mau removed bod pledtf* of K*-lIy, Democrat in
bot-, that he should be retained if ne would put
some Democrats in as sobordinatea; ha did, aad yet
was removed in- Kelli to punish Bsaatos Bahia
(1886, Aug, B; Ni * Yorlc Sun. 7.1
GUNNI.NON.?In Simu Auditor's onie*-; held
place twi ut' ?llvc years, sad chii f *.f division ilj
t, ii years; waa pol oul by Auditor Mcconville
for farrow, ol South Carolina, and Bia rte third
* I ass clerk-, then iiii-'i ? rourtb-claaa clerk and then
dlsmlsi il i ? -?'.. .iiiiii- 22; New-Tork limes, 5.)
HALL, w. W.--Government Secret Servioe, ar?
rested for beating woman over head wish stick
(1885, Nov. '."?*: New-York 'limps, i.) Fine ro?
da.i by 'Hort of Disteiot-Attornej at St. Louts;
story scandalous: both ihould be elisin:ss--il
promptly 1885, Nov. 80; New-York Times, 4 *
HAM. M. M.?Postmaster .ut Dubuque; editor
and active politician, and worst iori <>f C-opper
lie.id ' ? . March 28; I he Tribune, 1.)
ll AMBLETON .?Appllcanl far Tensions Medical
Board, who celebrated Ins appointment Bo an Im?
portant offloe by Democratic lieus.-, naming his
son .fohn Wilkes Mouth Hambleton (In Uti, Sept.
li : The Tribune 2.1
HANDLEY, JOHN L?Appointed postmaster
Fairiiel'l. III. Never Bettled aooounta as clerk ?pf
court, Wayne county, refused to surrender books;
rcjeei<-p| (1888, Juna 1 8 : N".w-York Sun. 2.)
HANLON.-Sp*-, ml Tr. usury Agent, was riinninr*
dlstillc ry on Eighteenth-*-, N* w-York. W-OB tav
was high, and In bad odor with officials; was one
of delegation to assure Tweed of ile-ir oontlnued
confidence after hi*. rpoa ire 1885, S-pt. 22; New
York- World, 4 : Evening Post, Sept 21.J
HANLON.?Internal Revenue Collector st Ncw
Orleana; bard fight for delegates to control ('.lin?
ty Convention, thirteen far and sixteen against
him: convention split [188T, S-pt. 26; New-York
'Times. 1.
HANLON.?Colleertor of Internal Revenue,
Seventh Indians. (Terre Mantel District; charge
Ignoranl and illiterate, engsged in light nt. dis.
reputable reeort, sn i neorly Wiled w man whom ha
accused of opposing confirmation; habits such us
to disqualify 1886, Mai IB; N'.-w-York Sun, _.]
Senator Harrison decbired very bad ap[*oinrment
1888, .!u!\- 28; New-York Times, 1.) Rejected
(1886, Ju!\ 26; New-York Sun. 4.)
HANLON. JAMES A.-Of Medina, N. Y. a>
pojiit.-d Collector ni Buffalo against several Buf
falo ' pii'ii'lui' ?-. ii the surprise of people; was
Demo* ratic lead . In Orleans County (1 886, Oct. :>;
New-York Sun, I.i Wrath "f Democrata uh-.;,
n,-r H : The 'i ribune, 5.)
HANNA B, W.?Appointed Minister to Persia;
noi n Persian scholar, bul long prominent in In?
diana pelil *: in L ila! ire wns Invetarst? op?
al] war merisurea, and <lid all in bis
pow, r to embarrass * Morton, of Indi
sna (1885, April I?; The Timea, 2. Appointed
Minister to An ibllc: declarea Buenos
Ayres Governmenl mos! extravagant on earth;
"my greal i the language" (1885, Dec.
7: New-York Times, 1:1 His business veutures in
? ine Republic, ni I I lon t<> Indiana
?'n; ncic:- to come down thero and r*-.-ip harvest of
dollars, hue outraced polite officials; hs said:
?? .Ii bs ol every kind flourish and corruption stalks
nbo'it opcnl . With --'it- ??!'. eui' sticma*' (i.s.*,,,
April 14: N w-York Wc ld, I
HANNA * * -lan L Appointed Direct, t
r. p. i: i: li mc ratic County Convention di**
elarei linn "j p. in-ni of workingmen, monopolist
ini'l labor crusher 11883, Aug, i-; New-York
World, t
HANSON, MAHLON B-Appointed Tnt.mal
Revenue Collector; old Democrntio wheelhoree
i --?'-. Julv 27; Ni w York Herald, l
HARDIN, To\I -oi Indiana. Appointed Col
lector Internal R* lenee from Democratic
sources thal he a ii morally and mentally unlit;
d i --,:. May 26; New-York Sun, l.j
HARKNESS, it E.?Appointed Postmaster nt
Berlin, Wisconsin; nrresteil for embezzlement;
- li., borrowed as il lor lirra (1886, May 18;
New-York Sun. 1.)
ll UM; IS. I 'isl rid -Attorney f >r Mississippi; pon
dnct In election condemned by Cleveland, and re
signed i"--. Jan. 26; New-York World. 4.)
HARRIS, J. C.?Relative of Pan-Electric Sena?
tor; Indian Office; h-tb-r to Cnshsw that gigantic
frauds were detected 1886. Aug. 23; The Trib
IIARRnT.?Appointed Postm-xster st Philadcl
phia; w:is chairman i-f Democratic City Commit.
tee; Crosby states could bp- no more serious vio
liiiion *.[ spirit ol law thon removal of Hnldekoper,
n p' stmnntcr ? i especlol merit, supported by many
Democrats fl881*. Nov. _e;: Th" Tribune. 2.1 Com?
plain! "f Civil Service Association that lie distrib
nted appointments equally among election dis?
tricts ol ? ?" appoint* men arho cannot write or
?peak grnmmatically, dismisses m*'ri without
charge*, no I examinations oi nnpotnteei nll*'Lr*-*l to
he frondnlent 11886, Nov. 10; New-York Times, 5.)
Complaints rhsHenged by flarrity and bf
bani boord 1886, Nov. l ;i: New-York Time*, :>.
Ti-stjn, .ce tba! only I; rc or
tour clerk* were i'd.re d oul of 406 <pr 500. and
only four dismiss, d f ir ians.'. Hnldekoper re?
moved after Vila* had told him his office was tlie
hes! manatj I In tl I d I I States iib-**, April ii;
'1 be Tribune, l.)
ACCOMPLISHED AND QEN1 LEM.YNLY FOR,
GJ__t
HARVEY, OSCAR J.?Treasury clerk, eommit! rd
for forgery, petition forwarded by Randal (1887,
July 17; N J ork I imes, 1. ** A.mplished
lover ii, is Mug
wump; ii turned mn but turned in; twq
most I d P* -ins;. I vania Di nie
Randall aiui Curtin, proi ?i d against appoint?
ment 1887, Juli i": New-York S...i, e., Ar
real ii, In i . ., .oi by forgi d pup irs
i ? - .. July 10; New-York S ii
DAY, MALO . Assisi mt Postmaster
O* ii"i; ;. ni ? offices, ?-.'- i ..
in Flori i t dispatch*? of 1876 (1883,
Mai i :.?? ; 'I I.- I'rihun
ULAI ll, G. C.? d .it thc reque I i I
him l -85, Maj ;
Ibuuc, i.
III.Did.N. E. L?Appointed <"ol!ector of New
York ; Huber! 0. Thompson! candid ito nominated
bj th ? Prei oi. ii - ?? . June .-; Now-1 ork
Sun. l.j N- w name never heard at the White
ll" ?- : Thomi on s.iid i<? lune made discovery
that bc ?.. ii ive all others beat man in Ni -??
York; flgure-lwad candidate; t*i!k abou! bia
linn's di?ippcarancc with drj* mr. But President
would not let Thomp*son*H valuable servio*
unrewarded i- ".. June 26; New-York 'linns,
l.j Mn .cusses Hcdden's unfitness with
freedom, but Cleveland indebted to Thompson for
such Democratic support ? ?? r.ived in New-York;
** Thump*..ri expected to be Collector: will it do to
n omi nu te anybody to whom be waa opposed?'1
Demise of H?_den"S Brm May l ascribed to dry
rot, but word p.is. ??'! that be "will take care of
the boys'* [1885, June :"; New-York Timea, l
'* Apr* Influents d scribed as made with Darrow
partisan purpose; spoilsmen under Tht?anson
declaring were made with that purpose and do
other; i cured by two New-York members of
(.'iiiilrud on representation ne*oessary i?> success
Democrata In the fall; aasoeiationa of Collector
and antecedents of Surveyor give force to claim
lioth appointed on old-fashioned ipoils principles
11885, July :i; New-York Thnee, 4.) " Presidenl
grooaly imposed upon: cannot conceive that mun
ii Mr. Hedden's calibre, antecedents .'mel allian?
ces can materially assisi reform" (1885, .lune
.m: N.-w-Yirk Times, 6. ** N\"ih1i that if l'n-si
d'-nt bad any intention of yielding t** Thompson's
Influence he would do so frankly and place bim In
(' .Hector's office" [1885.June 20; New-York Times
4.) uCongratulate ll. O. Thompson; nnder other
names le- was yister'lay appointed by President, to
control New-York Custom House; would rather
have seen him appointed in bli own name" (1885,
.Im- 28: New fork Sun, 4.1 S< >ii suites that ap
-pointed because M inning' threatened t<> resign if
Presidenl would nm appoint Thompson's candi?
date 1888 July 2; New-York Sun, 2.) Preai
den! si,ii import ra were suffering from dishonesty
and Brand, and money of Buffalo merchants wiil
not b h as that ol New-i1 ork Importer!
(18*5, Jnne ii5; New Vi rk Herald, -I Confirmed
il-- 16, Morell 4 : The Tribune, 2.J < barges of mis.
Conduct, esnec ially In appointments, and persistent
disregard i t I Ivil Service Ac! : veterans petitioned
for removal for violation of btw in dismissing Pore
man Dake, ot !'..klyn Districl il885, Deo. IT;
y.i--r: Yolk I -. 1'ive numbers of Civil Ser
\ ."? Board forced t** resign by hostile attitude of
? i Surveyor toward thc law; Beattie
mended private secretary ea lit peraon for
one ot tbe vacancies, withoul e-perienoe and noi>
fitted; h.*s undertaken to nullify oct by s
control ct lt ard; Impudent attempt to set. aside
tbe law ?'- '? -ii ! : Ni w-York Timea, 6.)
rd of Heddon for first year justifies m every
pur: ic.liar revere comments on his appointment;
record ol studl -I <? \.*~:? ? n ('nil Service law, de
bi-, rate I- trays] of prin iplc - ol Preel lem '
ac!ive D' in'iTiii.c workei*
appointed 1886, June 26: Nea _ork Timea, 4.j
Charged that he I 330 men, all Bepub
. iiiul appointed 280, nil Democrat*, to be in
; Nc* Foi i. Sun, Li
I ? nation tavil sd, because patronage, emu rolled
by wont s .rt of politicians f.-r partisan pnrpoaes
. Aug. ii: New-York World, 4. Removed
immediiiulj ut" t el* nih Huberto. Thom poon.
II_-tDERSC)N, E. D.-Chairman Democratic
Slat. Committee of Indiana; appointed Deputy
< lommi-bioncr [nternal Revenue; took oath of ofllee
January I to |al name *<n pay-roU; stated In In?
diana ten dayl le liam frauds by which I.
lure was dawirganlied and bogus election af S**na
oi-i. .lin i.h. psj bom Government >ish7.
.I.'.ii. 14; dh" lille.ii.', 8.1 Appointed In pla." of
Rosen, removed, who was retained ta a minor nest
'? Hutt Governmenl may not, lose tba benefit of his
ability and experience, which nr>* invaluable,"
and who u.is, never .1 partisan (1 t-?(5, Dec. itt, 'iho
Tribune. 2
Hr-NDRICKS, J. " ?rVfmsatci1 ut Manna,
Indiana: also Gray, hwta_aatei ;tt Portland. La*
diana, Mated on platform ut 1.1th District D.-m
oeratio Congreaaiouai convention; Daniel Krisher,
Postmeater ai North b-anohaster, chairman ci** I?_?
{.-at Kin; Poatmo-ter li. J_ Seaton, und William
Nerti, I'lastinasl-r al Vern CrUX' in nil. fifty poet
iiiiistars present, pernicious activity (l?8fl,
Se l.t. 1; New-York World, 4.)
HENDRIX, JOSI cn c Appointed Poatmastea
et Brooklyn; waa itoaa M.l.iu;;l.liir.s candidats
(1886, May 1 ; 'Iii.. Ti.bane, '.'. 1
ti_.V_.X- S. L.?Appointed I'ojtmustei in iilace
of E. Gr. Ii.iyius. ii disabled soldier who bad lo.
an arm but mi efficient officer; Senate Committe
report* appoint*nen! purely partiaan, aad ** i ? >;. > t i ?.
ot law -uni'-' l';i,ie.I States Boldien preference
HESSEN.?Suneyor of Custonut ut Memphis
sent in rcaignation when spa-- inl examiner calle
upon him. T?iBIN, L. E., a Coafedente eaptaii
appointed instead [1886, Sept. 8; New-Tori
lllli'S, 1.)
OAKHUE.. AND ELECTION SWINDLED.
ll IC CI N'S, EUGENE S.?Apii.influent, Clerl
Treasury D.-partmciits iti place **f Trudi, tivent.
nan* in lervioo, who bad riaen from clerk
questionable appointment 11885, march 12
New-York Time*, t.J Great povret and Influence
Senators ami Bep-j-esentatives glad to await the!
turn-* in his anteroom; uni make himself vcr
us,.fui to Mr. Gorman (188.*i, March 13; New
York Times. 4.) Will have to **'*> '1885, Marci
1 7; New-York Times. 4.) Wm Confederate daput;
of Winder st Richmond; coBcernod In Krea
pavi'iiunt. joh, Baltimore; sued for money Jos
at faro at his place and settled; connected witl
sink of iniquity called " French ProUnuM"
eorrapter of elections, who took lead in Kowari
County for Gorman aad drove rn--r**cs from poll
with revolvers; ted gaog Baltimore repeaters a
Indianapolis in 1876 snd 1886 (1885, March IO
The Tribune, 3.) Resolutions Maryland Civl
Service Aaaoeiation: " Not man of Integrity, li*.nor
continaanoe ta offloe IrreeoncUhble with principle
*pf Civil Service reform: err*pr calen tated t*> brini
discreelitOB Administration ; lubpoenaed ;*< witnea
larequenting (ambling house" il 885, March 18
New-York Times, l.j " If worst enemy of thc
heat political methods had undertaken to Infllc
thc. keenest Injury io tba cause of reform ai
i ii,- blow, could n*>t have shown a better wa]
than by choosing Higgin*, the most odious r*-p
resent.-lfive of the tliosr odious political pr:i,!ie.s
A iramMcr, lobbyist, defendant in snit for recover]
of debt ipf lippiior, protector of disreputable resort
Colonized Howard County in 1878 arith party o'
voter*, Charged that he carried county and di*
trie! by most glaring francis " 'I ??-">. March lt!
New-York Times, I.i "Min of disreputable pri
vate Hf*-, lobbyist, colonise, of voters, nde|*1
in every form of corruption, given over to mci*
dangerous nnd rbom-nable polipeal vices" '1 88.1
Mureil li*: New-York Times, 4,) Endoraed bj
Mayor 1*1 trobe nnd others 'Mareil 21 : N*w
Vork Sun, 2.) Ptace impor-nnt betause pc -s **i".
of daily knowb-d'-'e of ?nnxntAoe existinc in evcrj
branch of Twasnrv gives Dorman chances to lxdf
*.lTic/*-i?eekers tl885, March 1": Ti*." Tribune
1.1 T/-ft*-r of ex-Governor Carroll tn Gormen;
"You nave a* d your bich position to de_rad<
tho party, and insulted ih-- party of this State
betraying the Administrntion by appointment *pi
thc vier* tvi i of pc liriclan it ls pied ? >d to avoid "
1885, March r'": Mew-York Times, 4.) Doenmenti
filed by Civil Sen lc <? association : nnpolnb d with
ont. exnminition contrary to C. S. law
Mardi 21 : N-v York Times. 1 I Charge* fited al
leging " forging names on poll boo:-- frau intent
personatins. hlrint of renr-titers, rnfflanlv intlml
dat ion. a pref(S'ionnl lobbyist -rambler Inter -'? '
iu profits of gambling house, sned h? i
recover money lost it. frnmblini house." Letter
of Wallis* -riving confession of D'- In* that he
took out ballots from ballot-box, bum -d them In
stove, substituted other*, and it was '? -?11 wron ur,
'?ut f*T tlie good nf Democratic 1 nri\" (1885,
March 25; Kew-York Time* i.) " Com nie te and
shameful representative ol tho system Mr. Cl vc
lund Wa* clecteij to pu! ntl ced to. und he WB8
foisted on Mr. Cleveland'! Adm uistration by n hc
lleverand adept In tha' sy ? >tn" f18?B, March 2'.t:
N'i-w-York Times. -1 ) Maryland Democrats declare
appointment "direct slap in the tone of r
(1885, May I'l: The Trihnne. I. ta snltc of all
rirete?-its linallv appointed (1885, April l: The
Tribune, I.I Rejection of Kellar oft'-r certifica?
tion by Civil Service Commission 11885, Julv 2;
Tlie Tribune. 4 ) " Tongue always lo- se -and wa f
"in" mischief dully: secured appointment *>f Mo
I'.'i.' us captain of sratc h, unwisdom * ton apparent,
everybody laughing at Iii-* order requiring doc --
k.-i-pp-rs t-i irive mi!iti)ry Mints tn every officer,
McRae rebuked; " Washington Star'' printed the
facts, ni'il reporter charged by Higgins with steal
i ri cr |fip-rs. C< TifVp,n1c,! -wit', reporter. Hicrglns
tacked down, cud Moaning ta Iii* presence declared
belief that reporter was charged with oftVure not
committed. ? HI-grins uses every moment of offico
hnldiog career to prove appointment ;i Marnier.
Chenowith Inspired Higgins in belief that a chance
nf riding over Civil Service jaw. Surely not more
difficult to trnmpl" on sm-ill clerk than it would be
say tn--tuff n ballot-box*1 11885, July r.: New
York Times. 1.) Clerk Birth Auditor, several
timer! promoted under rules, discharged because,
when bc thought Blain* elected, he hid left his
*]e-k willi others long enough t > give three cheers
outside (1885, .run" 4 : The Tribune, '.' - Seems t .
be about tin- only appointing power In Wns!
that is not makin- -rross blunders in.Appointments
1885, Ane_. IS: New-York World, I.) Higgins,
Basin, Morris, Thomas, running Maryland pr1'
1887, Oct :i: New-Yort World, 4. " Retire?
ment too late te mve principle grossly violate I In
appointment mid retention" [1887, Dec. 13; New
^ orh 1 nies. 4 j
IHE*iAIM'.? Coast Survey: official report *-f In
toxication at oin.*.-, ;iiso associates in bureau;
fraud* in account*, fraudulent rolls for payment;
Hilgard a Den.at, and among tuen nn-i ??
fonnd *!i rolla who render no servi.
of D ni", lat ic, c '..c. r ? ., Aug 7; Tho
Tribune, 2.) " Democratic rascals, ?* lij turn them
on! :'' is*.-,. Aug. 6; New-York Worl I. I
HIE!.. '/. T-- .ppolnted Marshal of Colnredo;
Atkins, of "Rocky Mountain Sews," asked with?
drawn! of nomination, statin,'! Hill ?* boy. Inexpe?
rienced and unsee*'tainted: hut i'r.silent ? |
not dlr-eiiss. Atkins says "Mugwump policy Idi?
otic: Sparks an ass of the most monumental kind,
puffed ap with egregious vanity Uko n toad on
log after a shower v.-i Heaven has jusl
opened ifs faucets to nive him a bath."
PENSIONS EXAMINKB INDI! CED FOB PEN
S-ONSFBAI DS
HIRE DR. WM. fl.?Appointed Exnminlng Sur?
geon or Pensions on forged application [1885, \ .
27; New-York Sun, I.) Already under indictment
for violation section 5,488 Revised Statutes con?
cerning frauds ta claims s ninst Governmenl
Auc. '.7; New-York World, i and 27; New-York
Time* 4.* Collector Pensions siim- region ar?
rested two days niter al Lake I*rovidei. for I
lng name of dead widow and of witu.OS to I i
tion claim (1885, Aug. '-"-': Tin- Tribune, 1.1
HOLMES, RICHARD?Appi inted Pc stmnsterst
Natchez; chsirmsn Democratic Committee*, mail
ager election t? -iu<is m i .-.* i; ii* tail* ..i rear?ni for
rejection 1885, Ana. 7: The Tribune, 2; Aug. 18,
'iii*' Tribune, l, and S.-pt. B, New-York World. 4.1
Nevertheleaa confirmed 1888, June 4; The Trib?
une, 2.1 Chairman Republican Committee re?
moved for offensive partisanship; ohairman Demo
eratic Coinn.it!"'- appointed, who manipulated
election returns so that district having great K"
publican majority is represented by Democratic
Congi cann mi; political activity wlulo poatmaater
(lriitil, Jan. 20; New-York Sun. 2.1
HOMAN, HENKY.-Superintendent Post Office
Building at Washington; Vooriiees said: "Thank
Cod, wc have nu asylum for eur friends St hist''
(188rt, Oct. 22; Tbe Tribune, 5.1
HORNBECKER.? Appointed District-Attorney of
Illinois in place of Connelly, suspended, according
to Senate report, on strength ot n partisan ana
ii nt rue report in his case, ami bad faith (1888,
Atnr. .".: The Tribune, *,.)
HOWRY, G. R.-Of Oxford, Miss.; C. S. Dis?
trict-Attorney; was from Lamar's own town, and
murdered Sullivan, who ha*! determined to defeat
a friend of Dowry named Morgun, candidate for
Judge (1886, Ans.'. 14; New-York Timea, 5.)
[HIBBARD?Appointed Minister to Japan; was
cob,ucl Confederate regiment, member of every
Slut*- Convention *>f hie party lince war tl885,
Apnl i; New-York Timea, B.J "Peraista ta re?
minding diplomatic corps In season snd oul of
season, ur;*l In terms emphatic, that by sid" ol
Tessa effete despotismi iii" u small matter" ii sm;,.
D.c. 28; New-York runes, -I., Publicly called
Japanese "little brown people over the way';
official reply, "Climate too blank let for me t..
travel in. at hast with any degree ot comfort" :
how he behaves in liis carousals (1886, May 23;
'i be 'I ribuue, 12.1
IHTDCKOl'Iai". OEXEKAL-ProtcstagtiinsMiis
removal by Grrand Army 11**?.-.->, Nov. _o; New
York Sun, 8.)
HULL, NOBLE S.-Conneeted with frandfl ta
cnuntiii- vote ot Florida, indicted and tried, and
notwtthstanding uru.-.i bj Senator 'all for I'.-st
m*Bter at Jacksonville Pi tilden! refu*-ed, hut
it (lurk Hull's request appointed Clark, and
c lui',; mai? ll -ill his .!? ? pu t *, ut ono*
HUNTER, li. M. T.?Appointed CoBeetor at
Tappa bannock. Vc; w.cs Coo federate Secretary
of Slaw-; had been expelled from Senate in 188]
ii***:.. Hay 28] ripe Tribune, 2.1 His office now
ii mere siii.-c.uio (1885, May .; New-York Herald,
3.)
Hi!'C, WTLLIAat?Appointed I'.>? |master at
Sr. Eouis; thrs*bed Mr. Joseph Pulitzer In st rest,
Srar, November 12 (1885, Nov. ll; New-York
Sun, :. st. Louis dispatch to Sun Bays: ** Ai
point??uta ara stanoh m nostrils of decent peo?
ple, in v_in ciel Congressman Qlover tell Ex,
eoutive Ids aatminae for Poatmaater was _ rjoin
iiion _r_akara, his nominee for Srajveyor a nMcal,
bin noniineu fer Collootor i-f liiT.-riiiil Revenue
but one re-move from imbecile: appointing in
tt.f burning protests notorious drunk.inls.
embesskra, ?ark-lantern politician*, belpleaa un
Ik-ciIi-s, at the beck *>i croaa-ro*ds Confederate
Benator*, bargaining with them for tt packed
oonventiou. If Mannins's maohine attempts r<*
nomination, ri.m National Convention will
not. lie helli in St. Louis (1888, Auk. ll New
iork Sun, h.!
IN OLES II ART, W. T.-*Appo intel P-jetinaster
ut Annapoliia; went South from Min
Maota to rabatsarvioe (1885, llarch 20; The Trlb
llle. 1
DTTERNAL IU'.VENCE -Commissioner dis
Biasad e indi teen oolorad masaengera, iii)point*-<l
roUBf white, men prinoipalll lrom Boutk * 11 *
?ovcred that fiey w?r" unfitted partioularly for
.Mirk of nteaaint spittoon*, ii885, July 8; rlaw
lork Times, i.i
JACKS'iN, H. B.-Minister t.. Maxlco; wast on
c-dc-ritte, and political diaabilltiea inver removed
1885, April 14; New-York World, 4.) Ground ol
disability that ho had violated his onth (April 13;
Tlc Tribune, I.I Recalled and returned (18-88,
Orr. *.: N* w-York Herald, 8.1 Act of 1 872 quoted;
appointment !*-*! "Cincinnati Enquirer" to say:
" Bayard MSBBB BO have- gsai into ft body-snatching
business to rehabilitate with offices those vcrgina
on the grave" (I *w*\0s_ M; Now-York Herald, G.)
Democrats speak of Messrs. Jackson and I'h(_ps
being reaurreoted politically (ittt?5, March 25;
New-Tork 'limes. IJ
MINTS'! EU'S FIST-FICHT WITH niS SECRE?
TARY.
.TACORS. CHARLES D.-Minlster to Colombia;
a pugilist of great violence; while attomcv ot
Louisville, thc Mayor being a witness, jumped on
him in court nnd hammered bim with his (1st.
V. C. K iri tr. of Texas, appointed his secretary; had
n controversy, and Jacobs pol,shed *>ff secretory in
Stood style: pore was spread about, and Jacobs
sailed for Washington: Bayard mortified (188?.
.lune 80; New-York Sun, J1.) He rhnrges that
Kiiii-, his secretary, was in lenone with foreigner*
against American*, and rightly knocked down
[1888, Oct, "-'4; New-York finn. 10.1
JAILBIRDS.?" Washington Post" s'.ys: " Fed
eral patroBage in Cincinnati employed to elevate
most disreputable ond odious characters. No les*
than four criminals hold (Jovernment planes in
Oliio to day ns <lire-t result of Democratic dispensa?
tion. Recent subordinate appointments Ohio in
'e'reasury service incltide three notorious malefac?
tors, one chronic, workhouse inmnte. one in pa-tit
tc-ntfnrv for thefts another Indicted for murder,
but escaped because principal witness disao
nesred" (Washington Pofrt, 1-85, Nov. 8.) Rhode
Island postmaster had been arrested nine times in
tliree montlm for violation of liquor law. Penn
sylvania clerk of Mint son fessed writing a forjp-d
letter of Neal Dow to Influence German votes In
oliio <1.*?*<_. Sept. 8; New-York World. 4.) Maine*
t'ostmasta-r appointed while in jail (1885, Aug. 23;
Til- Tribune. 5.1
JARVIS, THOMAS J.-Minister te Brazil; hod
heen captain in rebe! Army ond Governor of North
Carolina (1885. March HI; The Tribune, 1.)
.JENKS.?Asst, Secretary of Interior; resigned;
could not tolerate Sparks (188G, May 15; New
Y'ork Times, 1.)
JERI ?M I '..?Collector of Custcwns at Corpus
Christi; removed: admitted bv Democrats that
Jerome made a model ofllcer; has materially re
eluciel expenaea; only Eecleral officer in Texas who
inaugurated economy. In ht* place Charles F,
Bailey appointed Collector: Editor of " Rockport
Transcript" end active politician for years (1885,
Aug. 8; New-York Times, |j
JOHNSTON, JOSEPH E.?Appointed Cnmml**
*i'pncr p.f Railroada; well-known GeBeral in rebel
service, seventy-six years of aire, and unfit for
net iv.- duty 'is-*-., March 28; N.*w-Y'ork World, 1.1
JOHNSTON, ("AIT. S. A.-Chief of Recorde and
Malls, Treasury; had served iimb-r twelve Secret?
r*f*n< had wound* many ami evtrnordfnarv; was
discharged to make place for young man from
Albipuy ri885. S pt. 80; The Tribune. 2.)
JONAS, .'HAKEES.-Consitl at Prague; Aus?
trian Government refuses to receive ci S**5, June
'. I : \"\v York 'I im*-s, 5.) Did not run away from
i ie order to escape military service; waa
student In 1848, a patriot, nnd fled from country;
editor Bohemian paper at Racine (1885. Juno 27:
New-York Time* 1.) In hi* paper had violently
denounced Austrian rule 1 kh5, June '22 ; The Trib?
une, 4.1 Name withdrawn, but. again appointed
1 BBS, Nov. 19; The Tribune, 2.1
JONAS.?Ex-Sen?tor; nrpolntod Collector fit
New-Orleans: us bitter n Bourbon partisan as can
he found In Louisiana '1885, April 10; Tlie Trib?
une, ".' Mini.- several powerful speeches in varl
fpus purts of State, declaring he wouM not surren?
der liis riirht to free speech. Three officers par?
ticipated in Hld District Dcmoeratic Convention
on i?. li:-If of King (1886, Oct 30; New-York
Tillies, 2.)
A " CLEAN SWEEP*' DEMORALIZES THE SER?
VICE
JONES, AQCILA.-Appointed Postmaster at
Indianapolis. **? Generally believed that if Jones
*i:is appointed, Mrs. Hendrloks's brother, S. W.
Morgan, would be really Postmaster, thus pro vi d
log a good place for a relative" il 885, Marali 23;
Mew-York Times, 1.) Reward for party services
rendered many years ago tl885, March 27; New
York Times, l.j Disregards Civil Service law
and *-liar?*'s preferred, " fact* President will hardly
ignore" : Jones removed Assirtant-Poitmaster and
put ta broken down politician; replaced cashier
w:rh liis own son; removed stamp clerk; removed
chief of registry nnd ptit in Hendricks's nephew,
n bipy of 23, clerk In drug store: replaces chief
of repair department by pork inspector; discharged
juuitor and put another son of his own in that
place; turned emt four poor women engaged in
repairing mali sacks, aud put ta three male Demo
orat?, Among persons discharged were one e.\
General Cnlon ;inuy, one Union veteran, one sol?
dier's widow, and a niece of General Burnside,
no complaint save that they were Republicans.
" I bael promised their places to Democrats. I don't
know what tlie last election meant, if it did uot
ricui that Knpublicnns were to be turned out"
11885. July 27: New-York Times, 4.* Investiga?
tion by commiaaion (1885, July 80; New-York
Times. 5.) Appeals to President il8?.">, Aug. 7:
New.\ork Times, r>. Investigation confined to
violation <>f rules, hud nothing to do with laborers
and workmen or with declarations of EHjStniastsr;
* of merciless partisan prescription oatside
the ; art of tho service governed by ru ls, BOt
lui stignted 1885, A ;t.-. ii: New-York Times, 4.)
!.,*!. r ol Swift Civil Service Reform Association,
it thur spirit iuid intent of law violated in
discharge employee classified service because
[{cpublicans, and in eas*- of on* Wilmington, tlie
.,ter concocted I clumsy and easily exposed
,.| j., justify his action'* H8**5, Am;. 19;
New-York Timea, I.) Demoralization postal a ?*
vice har! ro realize; express money orders have
- -.-.I io per cent because of postal inexperi
; s, me appointees eau hardly write their own
: one mail carrier, No", caught rilling let
! rs in ins I"'.session, pardoned by President;
eratic i aper says *' Congressman Ry nu in kept
busy appointing felona to offloe un*! obtainint"
n for their crimea" [1888, July 18; New
"> ork Times, ."*.) " Dismissed every man und woman
In tack department, including four women who
had others depending on them, with n*> charges
n any; removed janitor, watchman, eu**
ginee?- :nid elevator boy also, declaring because
th. y were Republicans, and men appointed in their
- lae es were active political workers." Testimony
Foulke, presidenl Indiana Civil Service Reform
ation 1888, Mareil 29; New-York Times. 1)
JONEJS, J. E.-Appointed Postmaster at Port
Wis., In place of veteran fo elisa-bled diftictilt
to secure o'her appointment; Senate refused to
act; reappointed a it er Senate adjourned (1886,
Au*. 5: Now-York Sun, 7.)
JORDAN, C. N.?Formerly nppointed Treasurer
I'liti'd States, formerly treasurer Ontario ami
Western Railroad ; " looked alter interests of S. J.
Tilden, with whom enjoyed confidential relations;
Administration could not have manifested its
earnestncBS for Civil Service reform more clearly,
or conferred greater bendite on servico than lt.
would have ilone if it had chosen Mr. Craves"(1885,
April 23: New-York Times, 1.) Long account
sam*- ilny of West Shore Construction Co., in which
Jordan represented a participant
JORDAN.?Watchman for Interior Department;
appointed by Lamar: was fortne'rly personal tue"*
s, ager tor JetTeraofl Davis, and then Jacob Thomp?
son's private messenger, and dlsmfsoed for disloyal
utterances early in rebellion (ls85, May 20; The
Tribune, 2.)
?II DD. ALFRED B.-AppiMntert pension Agent
at Milwaukee, waa bookkeeper for John ll!ae_, ii
noted liquor denier; had no record n* a soldier:
i iolatiou of 1 Resident's plsdga (1836, February 18 ;
Thc Tribune, g.)
A HORSE THIEF FOR LABOR AGENT.
( JUDD, C. P.?Appointed Colorado Agent, Labor
Bureau, .lust been hauled sp on ah?rn of bora*
stealing (1886, Aug 18; New-York World, 4.1
Stated hil*! served one term Kaurna and two terms
Colorado for similar offences and hud confessed
11885, Aug. 14; New-iork Times, 2) Appoint?
ment revoked, " dismissed to-day, Admta?tretiou
lm* an aversion for ul! jail-birds except ohio tall?
ier is'' ism;,, Aug. 10; New-York Tim. s, 4.) Writ
t ii confession in full (1085, Aug. 18; New-York
Sun. '.'.i Denial and defence ridiculed (1885, Sept.
.'; New-York 1 imo*, 4.1
.Hi DD, S. (JoitN'LNiI.-Appointed Post mr'it cr nt
Chicago, well knu'.i 11 Copperhead T8ft5, May 7:
I rlbuiie. I.) Reported stace his appointment
hus bera actives In Senatorial contest just ending.
Uffenoe which mcritu dismissal in fourth-class
I' -tmist'-r cannot. pro|K-rly be overlook**!! In poat
master of lirst class (lrt8.*>, May 21 ; New-York
Times, 4.) Lawyer of feeble health, betta axpari
cnoai phytioal BBcrgy, mont.il quickness dealred.
in reapooaible minor otiiocs men wet.' placed ly him
mIi,.s.- unfitness led one into Quited States Court
aa defendant in action for atatfraaanoo. Ho clnfms
be MUS |versecutei| because be hud Shown U|> KTiiHS
Inefficiency of Chicago postal service. Discontent at
< liicago wHo,panel; bumneis somer divisloni anl
i*.rmly behind; takes New-York papers longer t?>
travel tv.o mites in Chlcnso than nil the way from
Nen Fork nerd, Jan. 13; New-York Sun, 4 )
.11 Di,E. -Morally aud professionally iiulit_ no
cording lo Cleveland; tit.- followtag list of aer*
tnpointed of whom five were tuopoaed to ba
the judge referred u>: April 17. W. h. BRINKEH
Miaoouri, Associate Judge New-Mexico; April 20
O, W. POWERS, Michigan. Aasooiate .!ud_e Utah:
M?J ?.W- B. McCoN.SEl.E. Di.,,. A* soc ia c
Judge Dakota; May ll, W. C.. VINCENT Chief
.iiistic,, .\?N\ Mezioo*; Junia io. w. I! FLEMING
Kentucky, Associate Judife. New-Mexico- Jalv 1'
..AMES li ?l A-j-S. Iibho, Chid ffiSeg '$&*!
Jul| ll, E. J. DAW Nh, Oregon. Judge Al .ska
l;ip.ds in tbs east refutaed by ViUis ,l8K.*i
August ir.; Niw-Y ork Times 4.) Correct uume ought
lu j nut ice ta. bs made nubile) (IMS, Aug. 23 ? New.
York World, 4.) "Singular that person should
\ *? appointed to a Judgeship only npon the strength
of a petition signed hy Tom. Dick and Harry
without -Mich an investigation aa would have
rendered the appointment of a candidate morally
nnd professionally unqualified nu impossibility "
11885. Aug. Bj New-York World. 4.) '
JULIAN, U W.-Appointed Suevcyor of New
Mciico, tu pbee of Pullen, who waa dvil cagi
neer nnd for year* sturdy opponent of land rin*
ftixl 1**1 made laud lu ivs a car lui study. J_J_S
is sixty-eight, was !->r yean extreme ItV-pubheaa
Pun gi osama a, entered Deo-ocntie party whoa
RepabBcana slopped electing him, noisy aatL
monopolist until Baptoyed al Waabingtoa as au
tornov for railroad corporation is-,, J-_> ;j.
New-York Times, 5.) Dues not strike oralerver ai
a conspicuous re-form proseeding [1885, June 4*
New-York 'J imes, I .1 ?
JUSSEN. EDMUND -Appointed Conaal ot Vi.
enna, brother-in-law of Carl Scharz, was attorney
for whiskey ring ta Chicago winn assailed br
Bristow (188*1, March '-*!?: iho Tribune, l anil
March 31; Nc w-York World, l.j ' _
? RAMBLING ABOLT ECEoI'E. Il AT IN* HAND."'
KEELEY, A M.?Appointed Minister |* Italy,
Was Major io Confederate service rl ?-',. NLircrj
:ii ; New York Time*, i " Must stay at hom*
or represent rIiIh free Ite-mhlie at som* court
wher* bia mediaeval notions nil! ba bmbb ia
harmony" (1885, April tl ; Nsw -?rfc TIbms, 4.)
His violent speech nbout II tamest ha
lng gross and bloody violation of righto, er**]
and caiise!"Ks Invasion of Papal State"l (1885
April 8; New-York Tim -. I In same speech'
ho safd: "Am to-day recognising authority _**?
ernment over my own State, found* ! "ii what I
consider a groaa and bloody violation of .*
rights committed against myself and t'u-m''
I1H85, April BS; New-York Time,. R.) "As urn*
for any other diptoBiafic positioo; Bikes pail - to
say authority of fi'iviirimetit be represent* founded
on grow ami bloody violation of public rights;
cannot) ba flt representetive of that Government"
(1885, April M; New-York Times. ?'.. i: -\
of speech against ItaBans 1885, Apr!! ll ; Neats
York Sun, 1.; Cabinet meet in? decided tn srita
draw name (1886, April SS; New-York World,
1.) Declines Italian mission 1885. April 21;
New-York Herald. !. Appointed Minister 'o
Austria; " no capital where his peculiar gift woaM
be more readily over-looked; is er and
would find much Interest In chess congress at
Vienna" (T8**.!i. M'iy 1: N?W-York Times, 4.)
Austria refuses to isselve him; wife was Jewt-B
try parentage, bat abjured faith when married
a Catholic, sad three children are baptized '>i.ti>.
olfes 11885, May 7; New-York 'l Imes, 5.) " Sup?
pose Administration mus' peraiat in trying him
on the B-tiona of the world catii it finds a ^'.uri
nen* t-oo particular lo take Ir.m " 11885, l_5 7;
New-York Timea, 4.) Interview with 'eon ;---,,
May Bi New-York World, echei sine*
lie waa appointed prove that he _
not even a loyal BB 1 true Am-ricaa
citizen" (1885. June -"; Nsw-York Herald, 4.)
Quotation from V ic una pre temenl
of question (1885, July ll; New-York WorM,
5.) Appointment Minister to Italy a blunder|
euice iti publ;.-. speech denounced Victo: Em?
manuel as robber nnd not likely that King Hum?
bert, son of Victor Emmanuel, would be willing
to receive) bi?l. Austria also objects l- . .-i
"zealous representative *.f Irishism transplant!?j
to American soil" (1885, July 18: New-YeBh
World, 4.i Will not b.* received, would be kias
neas t*i ??iky to recall bim at once ll bus, Jety
2: New-York Time*, i., Public feeling in Italy,
appointment o|**ii in ult; il bad appeared tie re
would hav*. been egged, if n.t mobbed in the
streets; l.is remark "** Government founded *.a
(.?ross un*l bloody violation of public and private
right*" eauaea member ol Ital -neat
to say "that alone proves his unfitness to rori,
resent another nation ut our court" ; let |
Austria equally strong 11885, Jnly S3; Th*
Tribune, 8.) * Appointment to any diplomat^
offloe was fi wretched, miserable blunder, and
to allow him to ga rambtfag about Eunaa
with his hat in his lia iel is a dis. rac.- to tba
Stat.* Department Inaigniflcant Individual, prao
tically anknown to bil own conntrymen, un?
heard of by th.* Deasooraey until Secratanr Bbb*
*rd dug lum out of obsci_rity" (1885, July St|
Now York World, 4.) Mesaaga from Austrian
court.; docs not recognize legality <-f marria-.-e
between Jews and Catholics; Bayard's reply ox*
pressing ittrpriae at rshgiotii tate)?rance; de?
cision to leave mission vacant [1885, Aug. lt
New-York Timea, 4.: Au.. 7: New-York Herah),
10; Aug. r*: New-York World, 4.i - Secretary
cannot afford to keep <>n making mistakes In his
appointments"' ll .85, Aug. 12; New-York Times. 4.)
Main gre
thut Wife was :i Jewess (1885, Ans. > I! Ncw
pronnd Austrian GoveruBacnt'a objection
Y'ork Time-s, 4.) Bojection explained by e*.
Ifiniater Francis ns caused by religions feeling,
and relation bela BOM Austria arid Italy il sea,
Dec. 2H; Tlie Tribune, 5.)
KEITH, A. Et?Appointed PoatiBastor st D*-n*
ninon, Iowa, in place of Myers, removed for parti
IB-Uhtp, hut Keith was editor Democratic paper,
member Democratic committ"*\ delegate in con?
vention, made stump ipeeches siter appotatiaaa)
and took part actively in Democratic campaigB,
Ile wins appointed by Postnmster-t_ener*l, sa dc i
meni6 snow, as reward foe party services, ami
his own letters to President show that aaefulneaa
to party would be grear ly Increased by appoint?
ment [1886, Marcb -6; New-York Sun, l)
Wrote to Pi'Stmaster-C p. ral thal he would *levot*
bia salary to establishment of German Democratic
paper (1888, May 21: New-York Sun. ll Ad?
verse report on above facts (lt*8'5, March 26;
New-York Tim".*. .r>.)
KEEEATi.?After passing exsBilnstlon, refused
pla"., by Higgtaa; protest, of ri*.il Service- Com
mission 11885, July :i; The Tribune, l.) Anser
.of Democratic friends because Chenowitn Anally
retained Kellar (I6s3, July 13; New-York Times,
5.;
KEMP, nENP,Y O.-Appolnted Naval Officer
at Huston, in place ol Hall, ill"..-'.ly suspended S
report e.f Senate Committee (188*5, April ai:
Th** Tribune, _.) Since opp lintment has violated
without rebuke Civil (Service rules, presiding
over Demooratic Sta! -?"., July 6;
New-York World, i
KENNY, HEl.'N'.YifD.-Supering ndent. Wire
houae ar New-Yc rk; and JOnE8, PETEB ll. E-y
master, arni Special Agent PECK, all absent without
leave to attend Democratic Convention at Se ra toga
fl 985, Sept. 24 ; New-York Sun, 2.) All invest I !
[1885, Oct. i: New-York S in, 3.)
_-__NOCIIAN.--Appointed Naval Officers! New
Orleans; a Confederate, on Oem rn! Gibson's s'.itTf
severely wounded fl 885, April 1: New* Yerik
Times, 3.1 Houston, Democratic manager, taus.
an;i, assails honesty, purity and courage; hu
*l5n,(i()0 rea! estate to sit i-f,- action for
n-> response 11885, May 28; New-York Times, 1.)
Senator Eustia says Kernochan '* invented a auhsme
f.ir striking name's .if 7,000 Democratic voter*fB?I
lists; but Republican Judge, though strong parti
isn, refused (1885, Aug. 4 ; New-York World, I
KI'.si.iiK.-c.ni.er; removt-d from office thiai
ycars after lu: baa resigned (1885, July il: The
Tribune 8.)
KETCH AM, W. M.?Appointed Postmaster nt
Pouglikcepsic; editor Democratic paper v 1 -s7, Feb*
15; Ni-w-York'limes. 1.1
KIM HALE, JAMES D.?Appointed Director of
Mint, vice Burchard suspended 1885, Juna 28;
lin- Tribune, T.) Burchard waa requested to re?
sign, and declined [June Ms New-York Timei Ll
KINDT.?Postmaster si Shenandoah : sho-rtaga ia
ncco-.ints, 11,800; appointed two yann i 1881.
April 2-'; New-York Sun, 1]
AN OBSCENE BLACKOUABD
KTN'MAN, E. M.?Nephew of Con-jTcs^mnu
Bp**?ager; appotated EVwtmaate? at Jacnonrllle
tove days befora' Congress m t; got commission and
qualified after Congress met in violation of law;
charged willi insulting and obscene comments "ti
soldiers' reunion ami on thc wife, of chairman eif
the Committee of Arrangements; a prominent citi?
zen, McBride** crony of Kinman, was m ide depot"*.
and charges that Kinman compelled bim to di vida
pay : makes affidavit thar Kinman .ms author of ob?
scene paj.T alice* Barned; inpported by other afraV
davits; all employ-** and po6tmA**ffer neglected da
ties of oflice for tour weeks ta Springer's interest
[1888, July 15: New-York Sun. 1, ( *
?prove'!, and Kinman was rejected (1888, July '.'J;
New-York Sun, 1.)
KI.lMl'EII.-Apprnis.-r at Cindnnati, and BO_*
NETT, District-Attorney; both at work for Cler*
land at Ohio Demoor*?c State Convention] fully
a score of ollieiii'.s were delegates; two ind " 1
delegates march in front rank **i procc-Ston (I88li
May I8j The Tribune. 2.^
knott, A. L.?Appointed Second sasistaat P sV
Diaster-Oeneral; Grorman's rictory; u Copperhead,
In place of Thompson, removed, wlm was eevaBteea
y*-nrs in servioe sud promoted thron h all -riJ'*?
(1885, April 2; The Tribune, ld
KIMI,ER -Collector ai T ! ?? -: i- ?-f trnfc- I
offici-holding family and active i tisan 1888,
Jaly.)
EACOMBE.?Appoint, d Judge of Circait Ccart,
Nen York; report of ' ' Coro*_BlS?
ta-e Senate that \:ic;ir.. ?, did aol 1. ippen durtag ra*
: s.'ii:it<-, and appointment not constUulional
(1888, March 10; New-York Ttmes, 4.)
'?AN OI-rlCIAI BCANDAI* OVElfrO-T-Sa
EVEBI mci.i-"
LAMAR L. o. C.?Appointed Secretary <>t th*>
Interior; was former rn mh r Con ress ind toad"
ln^' BaoaaaioBiat; declared war on QoveraaMBS
before eommenoemeut .-i the RobeTlion; ottoar
Rebel army; aapecial I mirri and champioa ot
Jefferaoa Pavia [1885, March ?'?: Tlie Tribune, Ul
Wking exeoutive abiiiti. .. ion staaaff
ratiher (1885, July 1 ; The Trlhuae, Dj als., ap?
pointed brother-iii-lu-v. 70 rain old, B cl ri;, i"ti
Irary to law (1885, Maj 18; Ne* fork Sun, '-:'?
lowered Hag vt Interior Department, busireuaing
wo-.'li for '..si., oflii'.'tis .in! eli * and tfitcr
ruptiuL' iniblle business a wu .le day in honor or
Jacob Thompson, unpardoned rebel, who *g* BB**
pected of oonaplittey to ?*_*a*.iu?te UnwMn, ros
wliiisa* arrest |1|5,000 was offered in pri-id.un.it"u.
who -iras disgraced bj removal of S*60.t io adian
trust funds when hf left luterior IViartimnt. \ili.?
acted as si*v for rebels it. I abimH and who tTroaj
Canada s.-it during war tmrnllpai aa?i iciww
fever into Northern .'itt-'s: TliomMpnal tbraboul
burning cities (IS8S, Match 18; The tribune. 4.1.
h....orel .1.b Thiunpson. -who I"'"','1 1>'1" ''" |?
before he left Cabinet, had a -Ir-ai ll d/"'tor ct\.
Instigator of plan to spread d'"**?-' ? I
r-?t,.,l States, never soushi removal Political
disiibilitics"' 1885. March Sf: Noa }"'*$?+
M : bv holiday ,111 531 I"'"1" '."'*, ,"r,'w '
away, but l.iiuar. in Beal I"'' ."-""'?"? ? sold hOBBBB
~ C*uUnucS *n Kl*"-^ twg>

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