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MR. CLEVELAND'S RECORD.
Continued from Fourth Vii?e.
belonging ba Dei*,, rt merit to save nionev for Gov?
ernment iltv**."*. Mureil ".'7: Yin- Tribune, I.):
though rseliinc waaena of Departonut. uaed stable
fur liimseli ami Commi_ioBcr Montgomery, their
liorsos fed at puhlie expense, Government mes
Benger employed to drive Commissioner's carriage
liss:.. Ans. is; *rin- Tri-uae, '.:..-. Lamar'a defence
i>t Thompson business that ._*?apaoB-a por?
trait hail be-on hanging wu li thal "I other Sec?
retaries, for ninny y.ars U*.'i. June 13? New
York Herald, _.' , coBBeetioO with Pan Electric
joh?** here we hive Seeretary cf In! trior uniting
with Attor?n-'y-iii-m-i-ai employing name, aotbority,
lunney of United Mates, instituting and oarryiog
on in their own private interests, and for their
own personal enrichment. Litigation again.! t>.11 ?"? nt
of CnitaM State**, ollieinl scandal ol (Int in.a_ni
tudc.. over-topping everything else ol the kimi
thnt has ever boen concocted since tlie nation was
in existence" (1888, Jan. BO; New-York Sun. 2.i;
" regard h-ss of law, of facts, nnd of public nistu-e.
endorsed and adopted scheme of usin_ nain*- an.l
authority nf United States to proBeeute privitte
potaMit suit*' (1888, Kel). 4: New-York Sun, 2..;
title to Bell's patents in no way relieves Adminis?
tration of taint-, already so blackly smirched ilr-sii,
Feb. ii; New-York Min. c.-; t_n 1.i,-.-tiii- worse
rhnn Credit M.-bilier Kcumlal. there- BOCabiiie! Mui
i-sta-r na an grid ii **!*(!. i'll). 11 : New-York Sub. '?'.':
? of what eoiiseiiacuco are Garland. Lamar, Alkina,
Armstrona. Goode r pshaw- sad ot h. r official*
who are mixed up with I'an Electric job, compared
with millions of Demiu'fntic roten who suffer DY"
?pre-sciiee of these men in ollie**, an.l wini wit!
rx* put on tho defensive at coming election tu meet
Republican Indicttnen! again*) them'" issi,, feb.
12: Nc-w-York Sun, 2.1; " l_im.ir must go; follow*
lag Goode an*i Garland he atlvis.it Pan Elcctrio
seaadal should be fastened more firmly uj>on the
Administration ami the Democracy*1 1888, Feb
ll : New-York San, 2.'; "Yrs, public office isa hm
Electric trust" 1888, Au.. 18; New-York Sui;.
*.' ; under Ijimur om- chief of diviaion several
hundred dollars m debt te his clerks, hardly one
ot IBS suborelmatos mil cheated (1867, July 12;
New-York Sub, l.j '" Lette, lo sparks nnd his
hasty publication **f it shows has neither temper
nor calm judicial faculty which should character?
ise Justice of Supreme Court" (1885, Nov, 1_;
New-York Times. 4.); appointed Justioe Supreme
Conn. lsr*:. Dec 7: New-York Sun, l.)
LAMB, JOHN E.-Pct of V.ior!),',-.; " A violent.
Democrat, without special reputation or Stan*?lng
as a lawyer, BBd was rejected by constituents
for ("onirress last year. When Blaine visited
Torre Haute, Mr. Lamb, then i Coagres*?Ban,
f.ton-1 at the corner of the main St.eel "I thc city
nnd shouted intended Inaurte as proeeaslon pass ti.
This is the sort of partisan he _ and to reward
him, Charles E Holsteia, I nited States District
Attorney, is removed, a gallen! and dr-tinsuished
soldier, u lawyer of Bne ability, bas ntade an
efficient oflic-r: nr. grounds f.>r removal except
offensive partisanship, bat was particularly
courteous and quiet speaker, there bein, nothing
of the vi,ilent partisan about him'' 11885, July
I; New-York Times, oj
IIECKSTET. OF OFFICES AND BLACKMAILER
I__tCA_-__t, r D.-Appointz-d Surveyor al St.
Louis tis**."., Nov. 25; New-York limos. 4.
As eminent as Diggins in election operations;
protest of Star*- Losuraace Commissioner, aecre
t.ur.v of Demoeratle State Committee, Judge Bar?
clay sad Representative Front, who declare ai>
pointment direct insult to -.11 decent Democrat* :
nacl been appointed Ta_ Collector, bur was by
Democrat ie ootuiel] rejected f**r character: i's
ts* T: m issn waa bead of " Dark Lantern" organ?
ization, and charged with selling nomination of
judge of City (Curr to a man who, alter ex?
pos ;re. was defeat-el at the polls : s-w..rn tesli
cioiiy after eleetioo Bhowed organisation received
$7,008 from different oandidatos, and tbat I.nn
eaater lia*! offere.l to enrry Ninth Ward lor Frost
for 11.500 (1885. Nov. '..'.: "i'he Tribune, _.)
Al*> charged by Congreaaman Glover with de
fraudine United Suites in connection willi whis?
key ring ls.sei. Jun. 28; The Tribune, 1. Suit
against Glover fe-r H50,0<*0 damages resulted
iii verdict for defendant on live counts, aad SB
lifU-en count*) a total of thirteen ce-n!s damagea
for Laaeaster; verdict that he personally figured
ns huckster of sffloea and attempted to black?
mail ea_?rJdatca; verdict in his favor for one
cent, on char?" of unbending public m-moy ; same
verdict em charge of attempt to i ll ludgeahip of
Court of Appeal- to three persons; same verdict
on charge defrauding an i r? >ri company : sum- on
charge of collecting tea per cent on nore which
salkd f**r aighi; same on charge that h*- wai
piv.sip'.fiit political organization lor rh,- purpose ol
selling offloes; nme en charge attcinp! to defraud
Government in contract for beseting apparatus ia
Cuatom Douse; aame ob charge thn! be trans?
ferred property, winn bondsman for Whiskey
.".in., in order to defraud Governmenl; same on
charge of betraying private trust: same on
char.** of genera] brat] reputation for
twenty yean (1888, June'lH; The Tribune, i.i
L__NGj W. W.?Appointed Consul et Hamburg;
rsnlil to be- representative al Hamburg of Gould
Huntington syndicate; baa beea immigration agent
of Southwestern Railroad system in Europe for
four yean 1885. April i : New-York Times 5.)
LAWTON, A. 1, - Appointed Mmi--t* r ro Russia;
ns Confederate soldier never had his political disa?
bilities removed Is*:-. April l-l: New York 'I inv s.
r,. \Y;is sc-i/ir of Furf Pulaski ancl rebe] nfli
cer (1 885, April 1 .'i: New-York Timea, 1 Gar
land reports him. neverthc less, qualified, holds thal
Johnson's proclamation removed disabilities 1885.
April 2H; New-York 'linns. 2. Rebel lns.pbiliti.-s
A.! quoted 1885, April 30; New-York Hen id, A)
noteworthy that our of abeu! twenty nersons ejt
eluded by thai aer. this Administration has already
selected" three for Important appointments; ap
point'-d Minister tn _Austria after -isabilitif* r*
Baoved by CeBgreai 1887, April IT: New-York
Sun. 2.'
LAWTON, ISRAEL ?Appointed Directer of
San Francisco Mint: charge- that he iv owner of
block let for disrepute bis purposes (1888, March
IT: New-York World, 1.)
LAZELLE COLONEL H. M.-Chargcd with
publication war records; ordered board to consider
what records should be destroyed or sold as wast"
paper 1887, Dec. 31 ; New-York Titre's, 5.)
LESLIE, P. H.?Appointed Governor of Mon
tana; was Governor of Kentucky, then Circuit
Jml.e for several years, but beaten in Strong D' mo
erntic district, and h's irascibility on thc bench BO
great that the Presielrnt would not appoint him
Chief Justice: stieeve clod ll'user, who critieisrd
Sparks, and resigned 1888, Deo. 18; The Trib
une, 2 i Maginnw, long time Democratic delegate
from -fontana, had promise from Governor limiter
of reesaBsaendation foi Governor, bur President
woulrl net appoint, thoti-li he* had served thc |*.<>
ple faithfully and waa id* nulled with th"ir inter?
ests 11887, Jan. 1: The Tribune, .'. Presidenl
a_ate_ ir was because Meeton? had in-cn agent, of
thc Manitoba Railroad, which bad quarrelled v.-ith
Northern Picitic, " he would not Ik* drawn toto
th*- quarrel"; Governor Houser had carried Ter?
ritory for thc Democrata by Maginnis's sid, prom
Isin. to rosicn in liis favor: did resign: Presidenl
nt once appointed Leslie tl 887, Jan. 2; The Trib?
une, i
LEWIS, E. P. C ?Of New-Jersey: appointed
Minister to Portugal: colonel in Confederate ser?
vice: sold relies of Washington an.l nor?-ait of
his crandmoth'-r, Mrs. Custis (1885, March 28;
'Hie Tribune, 1.1
LOTHROP, GEORGE V. N.?Appointed Minis?
ter to Kussia: neted lor Phoenix Dink, and a New
York Judge fouad evidence which established a
ease of '* active, design***- and Intended fraud on
part of balik" 1885, May .'"*: The Tribune, 2,
Supposed was urging legitimate ami equitable
claim (1885, May i-i: New-York 'limes. I.) Dc
eisie.n of Ji.elc 1'e'tt-er. cf New-York, above qnoti-d,
bal Jodge Robertson -hough! Couosel Lothroppcr
rsonally not coanisanl 11885, May 28; New-York
Times. 4. Aria! emtieal tendeney; amassed foe
tun*- ehic-fly in s--rvicc- of railroads Detroit Even?
ing N'evj.s is*',. May 14; New-York Sub, 2,
I/)VEE J__-OMT_.-Colleetor ai Corpus Christi:
rcrroved utter rears of faithful i rvice for alleged
Mtacoaduct in his youth [1885, Aug. 3; The 'Irib
ane-. 1.1
LYON, F. (J.?Appointed Postmaster at South
iak-m, ia place el Laarrenee, who hi*<i held office
twenty-two years; removes poa! offloe to his house,
n mile- and a half from the -illa.--: boycotted by
the people (1885, Dee 14; The Tribune, 1.
MCCARTHY, BARNEY J.-Appointed Postal
Railway Clerk al Watertown, N. \.: " r-triot"
sins one of th" most active ward politicians of
city; rm-mher Democratic County Committee; in
place McGuire, in service If teen years and Union
veteran; one of best men cu road (1888, Juna 12;
_.i"rv-Ye>rk Sun, 2.1
CLEVEEANDS HIRELINGS AT WOBk.
MeOLF.l.EAND, CHARLES P-Deputy C-diee
tor; waa-delegate to New-York Democratic Srnte
Convention from Westcbester Distric! : aN.i H ?
CARNEY. JAMES. Revenue Stamp Agent, waa
lander ?v_It_ District: als., the fnlinwing al
tended Convention: IMEI/UIAN. M. P., Special
'ir.: -irv Asent, and MAGEE, CHARLES J.. Clerk
in Custi m llipiise. who H:i<i seiits on sta..-: HAJ.L
ROBERT, Inspector Life Preaervera; MARllN,
Collector al Oencsee; BEACH, I ll Collretor al
Syracuse; HANLON, I. ll, Collector ut Buffalo;
HACKNEY, Poatmaaterel Fort Pis n; HAMMOND.
J'*etmaater al Senc-ca Falla; LODERlCK, POatal
Agent: BROWN, Marana] of Northern District;
RILEY, PATRICK, Postmaster a! WeM Point;
BTODT, JAMES C., Superintendent Public IlmM
ings: all prcsp-ut (18efl, May lt; Ne-w York
"World, 2.1
Mc(:oN\TLLE, DANIEL, Ohio-Appointed
(Sixth Aii-liTi.r: "very active worker in Ohio
polities, in pince of .fudge Crewel*, wh?ea char?
acter and ability arero such that manj li-'i.-d
Pr-si'l*nt v- ul-i reeogai-e his m.-nt*; by retainlna
liim iud'-'init'1\" 11885, March 2-r.: Kew-York
Times, i ' Mcconville roi a lawyer, bul vice
ckiiminn oi,in Di'moa-sratic Ptate Committee. an*f
creivat* i-e.-ri*i,ir\- Goveranr Hoadly 11885, March
2.'.; The Tribune, 1.) DismlaBed ? clerk in his
oflice for BBOU-ing for Illoine PfevJOBS year il885,
June 4 : New York Sun, I.)
MsELWEE, J. S.-1-movcd from New-York
Custom House lor druakencc.6 und Lo-uhordinu
ts
ion: te-stimonv of Moore; testimony of M*Mul
l.-ii that McEnroe mus mined br Maynard in
violation of law (1888, May 88: New-York Sun,
McKEAN, H. P.?BOM place in Pension Bureau J
attended meeting ol Pennsylvania Demoei_tie
stan* Committee, opposing Cleveland- candidate!
persuaded to vote for thal caBdidate; promoted
I.* bc BMSBSBSer St While House; rewarded for
pernicious activity; an Instance of praC-Oal p*.li
tiis tis';*. Marah '?? New-York" Sun. 4.)
Md,ANT",, ROBERT M.?Appointed] Minister to
France; aged and conspicuous Democrat of Mary
lntm, who in speech al Baltimore in isci de?
ll ired he '* lontlii'i! Inion soldiers" and that
"the Invaders polluted our soil" tl rsi*.-., March
20; Tin- Tribune, L)
McSWEENY, EDWARD.-Refuaes 11,600 Post
offloe in dis.nsi iliiSa, July K">; The Tribune,
?1. : Blade Appraiser's Assist mt at San Francisco
(1885, ('ct. ?:: Th.* Tribune, 2.); gets ipeciftlrr
created sinecure in Custom House at 81,800
(1885, Nov. 7: The Tribune, _.); reward for
denouncing Blaine.
M.\i ILK.? Appointed Minister to Sweden nnd
Norway : D-moeratlC lender " who lintis po difTi
cultr in adapting himself to standard of working
oolitic inn* of Indiana"' (1885, March Bl; New
York Times, 1.); does not pay Ids hilts, plays
poker while reoeivtog Swedish officials: irregu?
lar business hours il PST, Oct. Iii; New-York
World. 1 an.l I.)
MACON". DANIEL.?Appointed Collector at
New York, vice lledelr-n. ns soon ns Thompson died
1888, Aug. ll; New York Sun, I.i; looks very
much lil*:.-- politics u **(*(., Aug. ll: New-York
Sun. 2.): professional politician, machine man of
extremist, type; no other capacity fr*r position:
difficulty to comprehend appointment unless in
reference to second t<-rm: ludicrous anti-climax to
removal of Heddon, who was nnilT enough, hut
Bl lc-iist no -moils politician by trade (1888, Aug.
ll; New-York World, .1..: arbitrary eonduet t-*
blic and Bubordinates [1886, Oct. 22; New-York
. n. 2. : resurrects old law of 1 TO'c that mani?
fests mus! l*e- Hied in full before clearances ott
[riven t" steamers; law bow impossible to execute,
bul mum are lined for disregard and then- is
great indignation 1886, Nov. 12; The Tribune,-, :
hacks down from order, saying "due to a depnty
who had been overhasty" [1886, Nov. 1 .'I; New
York 'linns, s. : declares flatly that he never
signed letter appointing lVteis, of Ogdensburg,
Depnty-t 'e.Hector, while nil letter wns actually on
hie at, Washington ilisl*6, Dec. 23; The Tribune,
-.'
MAHON. J. J.?Appointed Special Treasnry
Agrnt ai Baltimore, secured bv Gorman; puts
Maryland to the blush is-r,, .ian. :jj New-York
Times. 2. : w;is formerly proprietor of policy shop,
niar!., i space i J86, ron, 18: New-York Timi*,
i.i: notorious Ninth Ward politician [1885, May
0, The Tribune, l.j
MANNING.?'Appointed Secretary of Treasury;
hii-l been on very Intimate relations with Tweed,
contract and receipt of money (1885, Marci 6;
The Tribune, 1. : printing bill endorsed bj Con?
troller Nicholls, ";i blank fraud" 11685, March 6;
Thc Tribune, I.); manager of Democratic enm
naign snd notorious aa politician; manu, i Cleve?
land's campaign for nomination, arid regarded BS
representing ihe worst element of machine politics
. i .85, March 6; The Tribune, i. ; letter of resig?
nation, for Free Trade is*:. Feb. 16; New-York
Times, l : rcsi_!is to become president of a hank
1887, Jan. 30; The Tribune. 1. ; killed by sham
economj of Democratic Congress, refusing neces?
sary repairs in Treasury building (1887, Dec 25;
New-York linns:. 4,i
A "TOO CONVIVIAL- FOREIGN MINIS"!T.I 1.
MANNING, T. C.?Appointed Minister to Mexico;
appointment us Judge refused by Democratic Gov?
ernor McEnery, because habits "too convivial"
11886, Sept. l ; New-York Timfs. i. Would lune
been wvll if man of diplomatic experience in Span?
ish-speaking country lind been obtained, bot rule
of political selections still followed; wns Confed?
erate licuter.nnt-colonel 11886, Sept. 1; New-York
Timea 4.) "Savannah New*" aaya: *? If I.**
than half a dev.cn times a year his ni>|>etite for
whiskey gets the better of him, his failing ,s not.
suili as to seriously impair liis usefulness'" : tyhi*
nered among friends thnt while Judse often lina?
llie to held court for d.irs: since appointment he
easae very much Intoxicated nt White Sulphur
Springs, .".nd left for New-Orleans in that- candi
ti"n: became so unruly that enmlurtnr threatened
to put him off train 1866. Nov. 25; Ifew-York
World, 4.' According to dispatch to "Globe
Democrat'," Manning telegraphed to Secretary!
"Have i" en drunk ilir1-* days, bul hnve not lefr
my room, and created no scandal" : reported too
drunk lo attend duties or ^i_n papers l.--*">, Nor.
:i(i: New-York World, 1.) "Bronchi disgrace
upon Secretary of State, whose friend he hus ion,*
been" 1686, Nov. 25; New-York World, 4.) Noth?
ing i" shew guilt in anything ojecpt liberal ir.
dul.enee in liquors al tabb- (1886, Nov. _'7; New
York Times, 2. Nomination not sen! ia; does
aol astonish Louisiana Democrata who listened
without comm-*nt to stories concerning Minister
which wen- sen! here from Mexico (1886. Dee.
14; New-York 1 iim-s. 2.) Common talk of
Louisiana Democrats that Presidenl made un
fortunate selection, and reports likely t** be re
peated unlcse men *-f different tastes and habits
sch ctod liss*". Dec. i *',: New-York limes. 2.
Manning produ*oes certificates that did nol get
drunk at breakfast nor elistiirb neighbors by hav?
ing art.ok delirium tremena (1886, Dee. 28; New
York Sun. i.i Preaidenl said to have been eom
pelled to appoint by threats ol losing renomina?
tion 1887, .hm. T: New-York World. 4.; Sur
prise that name wns Anally sent to those Lou isl
ania ns who knew President's reason for hesitating
i*-i. Jan. 7: New-York Times. 5.) Returned on
v..-iiiio:! tip mingle in campaign (1887, 0_t, ;>;
New-York World, 4.)
MAREN'S, JOHN.-Appointed Dost must -r Ham?
ilton. Mo., contrary io (aw, by Vi ns. Senate be?
in- in session. Confirmation in tins and several
such eases refused, cn around thal law was vio?
lated l "86, Feb. i s: The Tribune, 2.
MASON, JolIN A?Appointed Deputy Collector
by Heddi n: wns member Democratic State Com?
mittee, an*) retained editorial control of ?? Newhurg
Register" 1886, Feb, 13; New-York World. 4.)
MATTHEWS.?Colored; appointed Recorder of
Deeds at Washington; was of Albany; evidence
thar lu- threatened to discharge " Matt" Cook fiom
his -position on Capitol al Albany if he did not vol ?
Democratic ticket issi-., j.me 2; New-York Sun,
Testimony of Cook thal he *]i*l vote Repub?
lican ticket, and was diacharged 'is*-'*-, June 2;
.New York Times. 5. Rejected by Senate (1886,
Aug. l : The Tribune, 2.i Second time nominated,
notwithstanding rejection 'lPsc-,, Aaa) 10; New
York Times, l.j Vote on rejection only one Ke?
publlcan arni three Democratic Senators for him
ami thirty-seven against 1886, Au., n; New-York
Times, l.'i Cleveland's explanation *'t reappoint?
ment (1686, Aug. 26; New-York Herald, 4.) lind
worked sealeusly in campaign to defeat Swin?
burne, Troy District 1886 Dee '-!.'*: The Tribune,
Change of sentiment in his favor denied by
resolutions of District of Columbia Democratic
Club, al Washington, ami Flaggett nnd Wilson re
- :.i ed from club 11887, Jan. 7: The Tribune,:!.
?? People's Advocate" declares " not s representative
of his race; when seeking a house required mic
with in* edlier colored family in same block : merely
ic professional negro for revenue only" m **?*?", Jan.
fi; The Tribune, 2. Rejected a second ti:ne, :u
te IT: reasons given (1887, Feb. fi; New-York
Sun, 2.)
SHY IN 1861; DISLOYAL NOW.
MAIT'Y. DABNEY H.-Appointed Minister to
Colombia: dismissed from Regular Anny In 186]
for treason; claimed that be rcrosined long enough
to gel valuable informal ion for tlie South: charges
preferred, bat fled before nrrest; last July de?
clared that h" -? -still preferred Confederate ban?
ner, and was willing to light under it again, if
necessary" ; had fought two duels [1886, ocr. 20;
New-York World, 4.) When first appointed it was
known to the Presidenl thal he boo declared his
hulled of Dnited States flag;, had deserted in 1861,
and was dismissed from the service .886, Oct.
in: Tlc Tribune, 2.) Reappointed by Presidenl
aller rejection, notwithstanding disloyalty ol ex?
pression nol lons since rc-nrding American flag
? l **<*.. Aug. 10; New-York Woild, 4.)
M ax Wi-,LL.?Postmaster ai Rondoot; Induced
by Democratic manager to resign for Si.duo ___
appointment of his son to clerk-hip; S-derly, h
Greenbacker, and relative of Maxwell, appointed
Poa?Baster, and store of the Democratic manager
n ni-.! for post othee (188., May 1 .'<; The Tub
tine. ..'.)
MAYNABD.-?Appointed Second Controller of
Treasury 1685, Juae i ; New-York Timea, l.)Testi
rn*.ny before _eaate Committee, ihowing thal as
Secretary h^ had compelled discharge of men whom
Appraiser McMullen pronounced exceptionally
efficient; discharge on purely political grounds;
iunl compelled restoration **! McElwee when dis
,-. - d for drnnkenneaa and Insubordination;
glaring disregard of law revoked by Civil Service
Commission (1888, May 26; Th*- Tribune, l.j
?? _xpeaure <>f scheme to convert ptwtmssters
into local political spies tor beaent of party "f
Administration leis sot preveated issue *>f eir
, lui Th ita aad eleni'*-. President's warning;
discTcdif? and ridicules Administration; silence
.cl inaction of Presidenl can be Interpreted by
subordinates In one war only." Harper, weakly
March 26; Tha Tribune. 4.) Reandiatea
tl,,- im.avasstog elrcolar, saying bael not signed it.
bis name said t** be appended " only as guarantee
Of -mod bull*" Ilf6_, Feb. 26; The Tribune. ;,.,
MEADE, J. [_?Appointed Postmaster at Hasle
haist, (opiah County, Miss.; reooflUBended by
Lamar; siiaeei'ds C. Ia. Matthew**, brother of tho
murdered Matthews; wjis BBB??Uta ol De-nioe-rniic
in'nmg winch clc-clarc-d il. " necessary to welfure
of all Dices und SB?MS for Matthews family to
k*ep ont of politics," and ordered " Print"
Matthews tai leave tba ccu ut r on rain of death.
After Matthews had been s'-iot. .Meade preaided
nt. nulling which resolved approval of killin*
iinsr,. .May 24: New-York Times, ii Aoeerdina
to report of Saaate Committee, hud disaribate*
iiruis to Democratic mab before flection; testgna
tio'i d-manded br v*llas (1688. May 8t; Ss
Tribune. 1 : and May 2d, New-York Times, l.j
Suspended beeaase refused to resign 11666.
June 21; New York -lases, |.) Murder of
Matthews defended hy prominent Mjt*sissippi
Democrat as a political neOeaaitBjr, and Preaidc m
denounced; " _.._*_* of mea hail Ut bc killed before
Lamar could co to the Senate ami thence into
Cleveland's Cabinet" ll 666, Jaas ll; The
Tribune, 1.)
Ml.i Kid.M. GEORGE ?Appointed POatas aster at
West Pola! in iplne* Miss r.erard, mani yeats Po I
master: no one the-r.- knows him (16a8, May ."iii;
The Tribune, 1.)
DRCNKAUD ANT) WIFE BEATER.
MLILLI", DR J. LKM'.s'T.-Appointed Consul n*
N nea sa lti. Japan: arrested .oracBBn-t, when totoxi
?nt'-d, on Commodore Troxton ar ihe- Ebbttt Ho_ae i
hn-1 not, live.l with his wife for years; Mic was
dsii.ht'T of dis'in-'uiTied Naval officer: obtained
elivorre for brutality ami neglect 11665, May 6;
New-Yark 'Times. :,.< Preferred to Demoeratle
I'nlon soldier di-ftis. Mar .'*; The Tribune. 2; BB?
May 6, New-York World, l.l I'nder influence of
lic/uor began quarrel, clutched the CooiiBodore's
beard, was abusive, declared he wns unrecon
.structcel rebel, euraed everybody nn*l anybody who
refused to recognise bim; arrested by polite (1885,
May t: New-York World, I.) Administration
irnins nothing in carrying along such discredit'
able upheavals ns Kelley, Moreen and Moire, the
last named appointed CCiBaul-General In Japan,
ami BOB lone ago in the police Manon Bl Washing
ton for disorderly and abusive conduct. Secre?
tary Bayard seeds to get some more vigilant nnd
truth-tolling spectacles before he picks up any
more demi beata? Springfield Republican (1865,
May ii: New-York World, 4,i appointment oc?
casioned President great annoynnce, bur. (Mora lo
delegation mid Mein wns pcrfec! gentleman when
sober, bat wors-* than howlintr idiot when drunk;
ih->v had seen h'm univ when ha was sober (1885,
Nifty 28; New York World, 4.)
Nir.iKi.KHAM, MISS D. A-Ci-reat-granddaogh
tcr Thomas Jefferson; was dismissed from cierk
ship in Pates! Office, where she supported her aged
mellier: ninstated, wiih asaurance would not have
heen removed if ancestry had tuen known (1886,
Au.. 4 : New York Sun, 2..
MERRICK, W. M?Appointed .Tusrice, District
of Columbia; denounced as lecessionlst; sixty-sis
yean old, and committee nported unfavorably h.-.
cause of age *i sst;, Murch 15 : New-York Tina a 5.
MERRILL.?Appointed Minister to Hawaii;
Fairchild's private secretary, and has taken very
prominent part lu local Democratic polities 188 .,
Mnr.h 31 : New-York linns, I.)
MILLER, J. S?Of Weat Virginia. Appoint! I
Commissioner Internal Rcveauc in place of Evana,
" resigned.*' th** appointment said, when he hud
not resigned (.885, March ls; New-York Times,
i. Very active In GuberBatorial contest of 1864,
r-net did large shnre of practioal work which re
suited in Democratic success 1685, Murch IT;
New York Times, 1.1
"MnSNESOiA."?n_s furnished the spectacle
of two prominent Demoerate engaged in a aort of
patronage-peddling concern, offering to purvey thc*
offices as If they wen groceries Kentucky fa i
cmbarrafM*- the Prcsl len! by nrgtos unfll men f ir
riiifs. Colorado politicians forgetting the reason
f..r Republican failures, have put forward di*
reputable men for oflice ile-*."., June 4; New-York
'Times. .".)
MITCHELL, A. "W.-Tnkes moiler for geftin.
places m Agricultural Bunao, and allen f> g?*i for
110.000 iiidi.ni Agency worth -l". 00; Investiga?
tion 11885, April ".i ; New-Yorh Times. 1.)
MONTEGUT. ?Superintendent of Mint, New
Orleans; dischar-jes five Grand Army men: Com?
mando- ,,f i'0si remonstrated : Monte?ii n- Iles h id
bren In Confederate Army :irid * 1 i-1 no; propose to
be bi.'s-,i bj ani member Grand Army 1885, Aug.
'.'?; : New-Yoi h Sun. i.
SfONTGOMERY, M. V.?*Commissioner of Tal?
ents: never held import ant office i,?*.-,. March 1!':
New-York Sun. I.) Criminal lawyer and attorney
before Ciingressional r~_imi*teea for railroads
!c=.'p. Mardi io: New-York Times I. Act
relined lobbyist who lind nt laid se sion defeated
important land forfeitures ii B85, March io;
Thc 'Tribune, id Appointed Associate .lusttc...
District Columbia [1887, Ai>ri 1 2: New-York
Times, 1.)
SLANDEREB OF FREE SCHOOLS.
MONTGOMERY, ZACH ?Appointed Assistant
Attorney-General Interior Department (1885,
Msy ll?: The Tribune, |.) AfBIBSl secular com?
mon *ch/)o1s. '? Sscrsh." end belonc? t > chivalry
1885, May .ll : New-York Sun. B.) Attacks upon
public s*ho-l system, denune i.-.tions of t?chers ns
ns cfirrnfaie? of merni* ju?tifr opinion he is a
cronk 1885. Sent 24: New-Tork World. 4.1
Ivr-v Tl -r p.,iir.*i frc itchooli br hi'.i ha I be rn i nf
ro White Hen?; ni sddn*s November 30, 1878,
<>n school Cjiiesiip'.n al S-t-cramento lr- B*iid; " The
institutions of th:s countrj must lie made the In
ttitutions of the rhnreh. and then our Sunday
schools and the so-call(*cl public aehooli will h ? ne
The common ich toll of this or.untry BM nothing
more .,r liss thnn so m.inv schools f.,? teaching the
ronna scandal and wrong doing" I "-". May 2*",:
'Ih ? 'Tribune. '2: Maj 20; The Tribune 5.)
Incidents as 'Ai'- ^p*-"-.int.n-*nt of Pillsbury nnd
'Troup, the r"n"vnl of Mr. Deni, the internal !.'
ntie Collector at Milwaukee, i gentlrman who w.
in rdl \i;.*,s the reverse of a partisan, t - n" off. _.
*iv*- | ar'isan : tl ? Bpp mt?lent of Meade ?
Copjeh County Kn Kl in to S ****OBt-offlee In l-l
'it*; i. and thc select jen of Mr. Montgomery, of Cali?
fornia, ai .'ii assistant to Attorney-General Gar?
land, contrast strongly nnl nnfavoraru.
fcssl n of principles'1 (1885, May ???.'.;' ew-Yorli
'l imes, 4.)
MOONLIGHT, THOMAS.-Appointed Governor
of Wyoming; former Republican and thrace a
louder Democrat; disgracefully beaten for Gov?
ernor of -eases 1886, Dee. 10; The Tribune,
MORGAN, A. P.-Clerk in Pension Office; re?
moved at demand *i Singleton because rnthor of
pamphlel describing Mississippi method **f carry?
ing: elections 188.1, Julv 5; The Tribune, I.)
MORGAN.--Appointed Postmaster al Kearney,
Nebraska, while serious charges wen under con
diderot ion hy Senate; discovered by inspector* to
be ;* defaulter, nnd name withdrawn (1866, Slay
".'0; New-York Sun. :.?.
WORTHLESS. BUI " ARE VOO A DEMOCRAT r
MORGAN, J. M.-Appointed Consul-General al
Melbourne, Australia; wns Midshipman Dnited
Stat -s Num. afterward officer on Confederate
ram Alabama 'ie*:,. April 21 ; New-York World,
"Worthless person; tom,: oath of allegiance
In Navy, Oct 24, I860; and thenfon specifically
excepted from Amnesty Act; Ineligible By t ai ?
nf political likabilities., unfit foi place by reason
of personal character"?The Evening Post (1885,
May B; New-Yark World, t Pamphlet by him
defending Blaine's forei_:i policy excited Bayard's
wrath (1868, April 83; The Tirranna, 2.) Ex?
plained to President that he did net wril ? pam?
phlet to favor Blaine's election; ?? An ron a Dem?
ocrat 7* asked the President 1885, April '.'.'i: New
Fork Times, 1 -: hrother-in-ln? of Dawson. Editor ol
Charlceton News and Courier; also of Tranholm,
who wns eorispicuous mcrr.her of Jell Davis's olli
Ciel family l.*-s;.. April IA: New-York 'Times, l.
MORTON, C. R?Appointed ??iramisaloner of
Navigation; reward for several scandalous stories
about Blaine (1886, I iee. r>; The Tribune,
Wns never me>re limn clerk ta count rv express
office, wholly Ignorant of nnvigntlon. nnd hi, np
pointinen! endangen many livs; In place of Tap
pen discharged, a man known throughout the
civilized world for organization of the service
and high ounlilication 'IHsc!. Dre. T: The Trib?
une. T. Morton Steels and BCn'dl ou! ns his own
nu elaborate list ed merchant vessels under Ameri?
can fbi- prepared by Tappen il.sst, Jan. 26;
The 'Tribune. 2.)
MUELLER JACOR-AppoiBted Consul-Gen
eral at, Frankfort: official r?pnrt on feeling Ger?
many toward United states says: "Germany
dr'ads American bogs, wheat BBd imports gen
erallv. bul still more the Importation of American
Ideas" (1885, Dec. 2:1: 'The Tribune. 4.1 Report
deemed sufficient t'i lustify demand for neall;
Bayard holds had perfect right to expreaa opinion
freelv les:.. Dee, i'>; 'The Tribune, 2; Dee. 26,
Th-* Tribune. 7
MULDROW, DINKY T..-Anpointed Aetistaat
Secretary of Interior; was Confederate, and whsn
member of Lind Committee of House reported
notorious McGarragnn ci.iitu 1885, Marah.)
MULLEN, II. P.?Postmaster al DelawanCity;
defaulter in sum of r-'.MTl on sales; committed
in default of bail (1886, Aug. 1; New-York Times,
_.]
MULLEN. MIKK.-I'nrd'.red by Clevclanl on
Governor II* a liv's recommendation; waa convicted
of illegally locklea op io*' eolorad men when police
lieutenant, I lincinnati, ;in*l depriving them of votes
'1 *??-.. Aug. ll; New-York Timea :;. Detaila of
election frauds (1885, Aug. 15; New-York Herald,
1)
TAPPING A CHURCH TILL.
MULROY. JERRY.-Appointed Custodian of
Pnblie Buildings, Cineinn.'i'i: " a man who served
11ma for tapping n chunh till:" has enntrol and a|i
pointment -f Drg. nninher roboi-dtoatea mlary
62,000 yearly, served two t'Tins iii work house;
Utrea sentencea an teeonl. taro elrunk nnd disoreler
h. anel one for stealing a e)..? (1 B85, Sept. I 5 : New
York World. 4.1 Sneeial Agent Investigstes sad
reports; Malrof dischHrged after thinec-i, days on
ground rhat * ffeaca was trivial, sn 1 bsd behaved
nell since 11865, Julv '.M ; Ni \v-Y. rk Times, .'ti
NEWMAN, COLONEL, of Mimeori.-Wanted
ofles of Inspaetor <>f Pork at J*iraaalem (1885,
Maroh 12; New-York Sun, I.)
NoDDL-.i;, ..TIER?Appointed n-liaaaiiii at
Covington 1 appointmenl eauaed by ('arnslp- after
pr ml?'Bg ofhee to iinotlier fr.end, nnd deosivins
c. us! it neills: made- as favor to Tc-rn-Il, win, h:ip|
kill'ri Haney Myers, OarMs?t'i forawr opponent
aa candidate for Congress: alino.st. BBBBlmonaly op*
iwiseei by Drnioorats; Denien-ratic paper promlBes
to pohuah ( arhsic's. iauBoral neord, whleh bas
heretofore been jealously guarded (1666, May ll);
New-Yark Tim- s. 4.1
NOONAN li ri, .lerser City.-Appointed Postal
Clerk on Baaquahanaa Ballroad r.'Uts- for t!irce
in-s-riti,s; before him c (.. sfooasn fur three
months: lr#fore him I'lul Klretnier for Iii.* mon: hs
sll recommended br McAdoo; eomplainta thur
twenty-Swe ngiatarsd ktten are n, Ming on that,
rente nnd rf other roliberjcs 11**17, tab, ll ; Ni-w
York 'I nnrs, 1
NOSTOK, Jf>HN G.-Postmaster nt, Flsmhenu,
Wi*.; 01 niictcd of ronotag town Treasury : t irned
Ucvci__- Dcmocruti aud bte-*-*: c-udiibttc for
fi
Indian Agent, and then for Postmaster (1816. Feb.
I ; New-York World, 1.) Protest of people, finally
prevented appointment,
N'))!.*-.. i. P Government Director, Union
I.iciii*'. .oi r eoiiiuipiodation of Hoadry; beeanae of
ins activity in electoral oontest or ima, appoint?
ment -.ave (.rear c iTence to TMdea's friends, but
Hoadly 'aid he hid forgjottea all about it. Nore*
ic. lined th- offloe (1885, July o', New-York World,
-0
OBERLY, JOHN II-Appointed Superintendent
Indian S* K oin. had len urged by Springer and
Townsend for Colleclor at Chicago (1865, March
in: N w-York 'limes, l.) Proposed to make re?
movals and to appoint competent Democrata (1986.
Oct 1": New-York Tim's, I i Appointed Civil
Service Coaam?eioner; complete inrpriss; "liol**
knows ol him, and thal little elocs nut ntlcrd evi
denee ofanyeapec al Illness: wis CI,airman Demo?
cratic State Committee and applicant for Collector
i.s.;. March IT: New-York Times l.j All his lifo
nctive politician. Morrison's manager in Senatorial
(i.ht nnd most, acrive in searching for crnVes at
Washington; wanted t* be Marshal of Northern
In*!rici "f Illino^, nnd cursed President for re
fusal; was upi outed Snperinlendeol of Indian
Schooli ami pleased President hy report (I88<a,
Mar*h IT: The Tribune. 2.J His Hight from Mem
bls in 1861 (1886, March 18; The Tribune,!.)
hs letter about offensive partisanship of Palmer,
Postmaster of Chicago, aad recommending a Cop?
perhead, Judd 1886 March '.'.'I: New Vork'Times,
l.j When applicant.Dickinson, of Michigan, said to
him. " when wc- have nn election in Michigan.
the humblest committee-man would be ashamed
Ipi he down lure on a hnnl for an Indian Inspco.
torship, especially if election involved I'mt'd
States Senatorship, A Demoorat would oonaidai
it shamefuL disgraceful to self and parly"' (1885,
May ]" : New-1 -irk Times, u.)
O'CONNOR?Appointed janitor Money Order
Division, Cincinnati: " colored man who was sent,
for three years io stale Prison lor stealing gobi
walch ar.'l chain" 'Isis.-,, Julv :i; New-York Times,
l.j Case Investigated, lound that O'Connor eerved
three years in prison but behaved \%? -11 sun-e us83,
Julv 21 : b'ew-iork Timea, :i.i
OHIO CONVENTION??* Cleveland will un
doubtedly if Indorsed; all Poattnaaters, Deputy
Postmasters, tnteaia] Revenue Collector-, I'osi
oflice Inspectors, nnd Government officiala gem-r
aUy, ar" her** slnady shouting for ___* (les-*,
May i 6; Nea -York Sun. 2.i
O'LEARY, D?Appointed Postmaster nt Albany
,it. request of Delahunty. Manning's son-in-law,
whom Clevelnml lind declined tn appoint, 11881!,
"tug. 8; New-York Sun. 2.) Astonishment on all
M's ls-:.. May 34; The Tribune. 2.)
O'NEIL.?-Appointed Superintendent of Engnv
Ing "in place of Caailear, experienced aad rom
netcnl expert, requires explanation; gives Mr.
Manning occasion for more s. rin'is reflection than
he luis - .et br?.,.wed upon ir ; ex-Mayor of Hobo?
ken 11885, April IT: New-York Times, 4.)
ORC11INAL, WM.?Appointed Postmaster nt
Canton, Ohio; public Indtgnatlon caused crowd to
hung Senator Payne in effigy (1885, Dec. 28; The
Tribune, I.
PAGE, CALVIN?Appointed Revenue Collector
in New-Hampshire; was for years the attorney **f
Prank Jones and other brewers (1885, Oct. 16;
The Tribune, 2.i
PAGE, s. DAVIS.?Appointed Assistant. Tress
Bf Pl'.ilsdelphia: ollie?-seeking for many years
snd many ifmes defeated br people; In 1*70 for
I ;p .is,ire. 1681 for Council, 1883 for Tnasunr,
if-i for Controller; hud been applicam for At
, .-.ml for Postmaster (1888, July 18; 'The
Tribune, j.)
I'.\I.MT".I,'.?Postmaster nt, Chicago, removed on
score of offensive partisanship 1885, May T: New
York World, i. S. Corning Judi appointed, a
notorioti ' rp rhrad during the war; President
? aside candidate nee mmended by Illinois
Congnssmen :irul chose Judd, whom he knows and
admires 11885, May T: New-York Times, l.j
PAMPAS. D. J.?Appointed Collectors! Detroit;
Dickinson's mnn ; " will ci.olly weed out Republi?
cans, making tie* oi-cc Democratic fre.ni top to
bottom" 1 I I. Oct, 27: New-York World, 1.)
PARSONS. WILLIAM.-Special Indian Agent:
wns Editor New-Haven Register il 88.-,, Juno 24;
Ncw-Yotk 'Times, ,'i.)
PAYNE*?Appointed in place of Barhierre by
Pension Agent Davis, Philadelphia; acknowledged
had heen arrested for obtaining money by false
pretences to Grand Army, and had pleaded guilty,
11885, Aug. 20; New-York World, 4.)
A POSTOFFICH Hoi -HIT.
PAYNE P.?Appointed Postmaster nt Fort
! i. dae, Iowa; appointment secured by J. II. D, ins
comhc, who according to aflidavita required Payne
. 1400 rear ly oul of salary for the support of
naper ediied bj Dunscombe'a son (1886, May '--;
New-York Sun, 2.
PEACH, li. F.?Pension Agent at B_atoB; ro
[ioria-ii to Senate ns appointed solely for political
reasons in place of Gouch, nmovod only because
Republican 1 .*-?'. May 26; New-York Sun, 1.)
PEARSON. IIKNRV G.?Appointed Postmaster
New-York af desire of Hubert 0. Thompson and
Mayor lirace 1885, April 6; The Tribune, l.l
President's reason given in Boston Advertiser's in?
terview, April 'i, because " PearBon had nfused In
hen! cf canvas* ti permit P_*stofflce to be made
political machine" I8ri5. April 8; New-York Sun,
World "' felicitates Itself that Pearson made
hims* ll coi i f iilurc* ro do Anything in
aid Kepubllcan campaign last year" 1885, April
*: New-York World, 4. Cleveland's further ex?
planation, Iloston Alvern-.r. "I am under gnat
obligation t.. l. i..-nil I; publican Pr s*. end I must
repny th. obligation in nome way" I 185, April 8;
New 11 rk Sun, '-'
PHELAN, M. H.-Appointcd Consol at Halifax:
recognised party leader and Editor in St. Louis
l 885. May : i; New-York Times, 9
PHELPS, L. J.?Appointed Minister to Eng?
land; ?? in- worel oi Bayard's Mleetions; un?
known person of uncertain Democracy; a strati-**
blunder. Known only ;.* *.ri*-.-1 of ihe most odioti*
of s''nr|) pr.ictici?to eal] the Emma Mine
Affair by Ihe mil.hst name?performed on _ngllsh
n*en iii reeem years." 1885, April 8; New-York
World, 1. Acceptance retainer from Vermont
rogues that. * kited" n 65,000.000 silvermine the
Kinma Mine nnd --'ld ii In London (1885, April
I*: New-York World, I H_ coat of arma; pecul?
iar aping ol' foreign customs; secretly tainted with
.mcriean doctfine.?Bridgeport Farmer '188s,
April IO; New-York World, l.j Hardly anybody
knew him; President so unacquainted that he teal
in Ins name iBcornctly; full history of Kinma
Mine aiTnir 11885. April 1-; New-York World. 4
?md '!'..' Washington Post says Phelps favored
Bayard In 187.'. and voted f**r him in 1"80 ami
ls* I 1885, April 8; New-York World. 4. Pro
slavery and anti-war Democrat (1866, March .4:
New-York .'unca, 1.) President first nnminnfed
Kdv.iii Phelps; afterward eornefsed; peculiarly
offensive speech about Lincoln during the ivor.
but Mr. Phelps " could not helli 'C he had over
naed the btngunge quoted" 1885, Marah 2T: The
Tribune, 4. Boston Herald says of Phelp*. Mo
Lane and Kelley: *? Men inst ns well rjaalified aad
a ghat deal mor.- satisfactory could have been
found without much trouble. It is not gool noli,
ties to ?hume reins of a I?--gone era for conspicu?
ous positions nor the beat management to aesrah
oul teey ctable nobodies for offices that might be
berte- till'd With I'lal as r'?SpOCtob? somebodies"
iles*,. May '.'i : New-York World. 4.i Tells son of
Pr ncc of v.V:il. s ?? should follow in bia father'* fe it
M* pe," but the father '" baa been loose in monia
In quite a remarkable degree" (1885, July 20;
New-York Sun. _. ?
I'UIKLfl'S. ,!<>IIN F.?Appointed Judge United
Stat's Circuit. Court. Western Missouri; while
Judge ol thc Supreme Court of Missouri deliber
stell left his duti.s io ac! us pr! nd] il counsel f.r
Prank Jumps, notorious outlaw and murderer, and
iccured an acquittal; conaidentI outrage by all
di.nt ciii/eiis; then nturned t<> the bench (1888,
June 25; Tbe Tribune, I.) Resignation of pre?
decessor kepi back to iccun appointmcnl of Phil?
lips, wiio wits " lionized" by bendite and rewarded
by Cleveland; tricky conlirmation 1886, June-Mi;
Tha Tribune, 1.1
LINCOLNS REVXLEB BEvTASDKD.
riLLSlU'KV. I". F.-Appointed Internal Reve?
nue Collei dor ni Boston; " Very bad appointment,
unscrupulous Democratic politician, ought to lu*
revoked, bad recored, dialoyalty during tbs war.
.?uni aided GaneloB eonapiracy of I860" 1885,
April 23; New-York Times, t.i Reported adversely
hci'iiu*' participal -*i lo GarealoB frauds ii B86, Feb
io; New-York Timea, I.) "Governor! Council,
bj throwing ont certificates freun live cities, and
exhausting every device of technicality, fixed up n
rump Icgislatun arith no quorum in th*> House;
question was submitted t<* Supreme Court which
unanimously rejected elah?a af revolutionist?,
Pillsburj snd ( base wen- biffa In rhe plan, though
personal responsibility for dkgraceful attempt to
steal ?).c State perhaps exaggerated, bal neither
dissented" (Springfield Republican, 188c, Peb. 12.]
Nominations troth bad (1866, Keb. 17; New-York
Time s, 4 Pillsbury, chas* and 'Troup appoint
m. nis e.md. ii ned by Booton Advertiser and j'ran
?cript aini Springfield Republican; "Could bb.
h;i\<- been worse except b\ leleetion of Boavista"
April "?"."I; New-York Sun I.) " Pillsbury lum
hen a panis,n. likewise Mr. Chaae; likewise Mr.
Troup. Bul it I* nor, ar ail shocking to And tha
Administration hi;re- aad there giving out un t.lhee
to a rook ribbed, iron-bound and steel-riveted
Democrat ona of tbe aid fashioned kind with no
?stopper, etc., f..r ol meh it* abe Km gi I nm of Re
form" 11885, A|>ril 24; New-York World, I Pills
bury rebuked again: appoiBted Custodian Govern?
ment Building, with ciintroi *if appointments nml
expaadituna of 1100.000 rearly.?Boston Post
11666, Mm lt; Nen rora Times, 4 | Nomination
min rs.|\ i-.-p. rte.I to Semite ; 88 editor Democratic,
paper used language not. lit to ba printed about
President Lin.'oin 1885, April '.".': 'The Tribune
I.) Rejected il hm;. Marah '-: N* w-York World, 4.)
PDE J- M.?Appointed Appraiser of Customs at
Cleveland, but deoUred unfit by Democratic Con
gressman Foran 1885, M:iv 16; The Tribune, '.'i
POLLARD CHARLES BL-Aagioinled Aaaoeiata
Justice ol m mirana; intimate friend of Garland;
unable to spell ooneotly; deBeuBeed by Demo
eratic journal ns jury :!\>r, who was oompelled i>
H suit to disgorge ' . eli. nfs property Ol which he
had robbed them (1666. .Inn. |6; The Tribune*, j.l
PORI .H.?Consul ut Cny of Mexieo; rastaaatioa
deuiandcd hecuu-o ho had rciiortcd about Mmi.tcr
Manning's drunkenness; refused to resign; E. C.
Moore, of Missouri, apPOnttod 11887, feb. IO; New
Y*rk Times, l.j In telegram to Bayard ha spoil-*
of Mexicans ns '* our emBBieS" sad Bayard re?
moved him 11887. Feb. 8; Ncw-Y'ork World, 4.)
If) RT KR, JAMES (..-Appointed Asslstaat Sec?
retary .if Stare had been Confederate- Assistant
Attorney I General nn*l GoverBOT of his S?;ite; pr*si
ient of 'Nashville i*n*l Chattanooga Railway; BO lg
ni .rn nt of foreign Minina that aad to revoke by
telegraph his interpretation of Tre;ity of I ?l 8 in
liis letter of twcntv-four hours before- [1666, March
20; New-York World, I.i Ignoring D"in eic rai:*:
caucus ami asking votes for Senator while Assist?
ant Secretary il a*7, Jan. .fi; New-York Sun, 2.)
If)StMASTF.I.S OF WEST VTBCINIA.-Bo
ceived eirculnrs fro.-n Senator Kenna, eliairman
Democratic Congrcssjon,-*! Executive Committee,
asking names and polities of all patrons of their
ollie's [1868, April 10; New-York Times, 4./
IflTTKR. CHARLES _L*-AppO?ted Indian
Agent, but reieoasd by Senate nt reriiiest of i_iwaar,
on rl.e ground he was incompetent ami unfit; ?om
miltee suggested Lamar lind better ask President,
to withdraw t.he nnme: Secretary confessed that
wns impracticable, as certoiii influence's at work
would make it impossible to obtain withdrawal
from President (1886, Aug. 4; Ncw-Y'ork Sun, 1.)
A DEAD-BEAT FOR JUSTICE Of UTAH.
POWERS, 0. W.-Appointed Justice of Utah, in
spite of charges hy Democrats nt Kalamazoo, wheeo
be lived, sustained by sworn evidence, of rob?
bing clients; recommendations of Judges Cooley
and Sherwood withdrawn, because procure*!
through misrrproprescntation, ni'sort money to
lt_cl Denn.eratic newspaper, but never dui, ai. I r>
tai ned the money; after his appointment crediton
got notes for tho amount; Dickinson, boss of
Michigan, represents opposition, due to Mormon
hostility n 885. Dee. va ; Tim Tribune,.". nnd 1 8m*,,
Jan. 6; Th** Tribune, 2.) Michigan Democrats
protest; not la the best stnneling nt bar: charges
of unprofessional conduct (1666, Dee. i": New
Yorig World, 4.) Michigan people astonished
show lc I have bec n nominated to any office; aelgh
boH say thal when attorney he c--!he-reel chiim of
31.00*) ,-in*i neglected to refund money to client
(1886, April 18; New-York Times, I.) Supposed
to be the ** professionally uni'!"' Judge |188.-,, Aug.
IS; New-York Times, i.) Charges agalnat Pow?
ers known io President, and thc two Judges of
Michigan Supreme Court hail written to President
itating that after persona! Investigation they wero
satislied charges were substantial;/ true (188)?.
Jan. 4 : New-Tork Times. 6.) Rut appointment
wis mode, nnd until Senate Committee unani?
mously decided to reject, President refused to with
diuw his name,
PRICE. WILLIAM H.-Postnnster nt New
Brunswick; charged with intentional delay of De?
partment letterK to form*-r p- st master about settle?
ment of accounts until his time for settlement ex
pind I8s7, Jun** :.'.*: New-York Sun. IJ
PHI NAM. J. H.?Appointed Consul at Honolulu ;
editor two Democratic pupers (1666, Angil 80;
Nev.-York World, 4.; Allen 0. Myen telegraphs
tojlnyard: " Appointment Putnam is disgrace to
Administration. This man woold Bell American
flag to heathen fe>r an undershirt; financial record
ns n bleeder has been a public scandal: there is
imiversn! di*_ust"' ll*-8-". May 'A; New-York
World. 4.1
PYM,. JOHN F.-Appointed E-o-tiBaster at Yin
ton. Iowa, in place of one-legged Union soldier,
s A. Marin*, wno was tarnod out : Pyne proved to
have been Indicted and convicted of violating pen
*ii a laws, .ind wss renloved (1886, May '-7; New
York Sun, 2.1
QI'INN.?Appointed Superintendent Railway
Mails: formerly discharged ns Republican for in?
efficiency: constant complaint of bas ness men:
notorious Indiana partisan, appointed In place e>f
Burt, one of the most efficient offioera la the Da?
pa rt ment.
RAINE, FREDERICK.-Arnninted Consul-G-m
ernl nt IWlin ; wns edil-or of German paper at Ual
timore, and especially abusive of German Govern?
ment ifts.'i. Jnne . . ; The Tribune. 4.) Was pro?
prietor of Raine Hall, a Inger beer shop and restau?
rant in r.-i!timn-*a (1886, March :n : New-York
Times, I.i Violation of thp rule of State Dopar'
n-*nt prohibiting appointment, of foreign born citi?
zen to represent thia eoiir.rrv fn his native land
11 sn, March 31; Now-York World, 1.)
THE DOSS THLC, OF BALTIMORE.
RAISIN. J. FREKMAN.-Appointed Naval Officer
at Baltimon; "will arouse ns much opposition
of friends of Civil Berrie reform as that of
Thomas; even more notorious person, chief of all
Maryland lobbyists: all good citizens condemn*
1886, .'sb, 18; New-York Times. I.) Raisin,
personally Bided by Iii.-ins and Thomas, snowed
under reform in Baltimon, brought roughs from
ot Iur cities; one gang from Wilmington; whole
election n farce aad fraud; Special Agent'Treasury,
Mnhon; "Hack"' Quinn, clerk: Slump Inspector
and '-rhcr rflicers from Washington active (1867,
July Jl ; New-York 'Times. I.) *- Uangs of men in
employ nnd paid for public service arith
money of pimple spent the dov rallying not only
the lawless, but imported roughs and thugs; cor?
ruption, coercion iir.d Intimidation used, decent
Democrata overwhelmed hy Raisin, Naval officer
appointed by President Cleveland. Could la- no
more flagrant violation of one of the mo_l essential
principles of reform" (1887, July 24; New-York
'Times, 4.j "' Raisin'1 Higgins, Mahon, Thomas,
Hough, openly violating President's t.rd.-r
in ?altimore election. Raisin at Ins old function
ai boss; carnival of intimidation, bribery and co
? rt'i'.ii. boodle and repeaters'' 1887, July 26;
New York Sun, 2.) Civil Service Reform ASM
elation refused to make any charges because ns
previous ptotesta had received no attention
1887, Aug. 7; New-York Sun, I.)
RATIIIK-NE.?Appointed c. nsul-General at
Paris; was head stud groom <it Stanford's farm
1887, May 25; New-York Sun. 2.] Had agreed ro
appoint Le Breton Vic* consul when appointed,
if U* Breton withdrew sppliestion for Cl rsulship;
refused to carrv ont contract il8S8, March 1;
New-York World, 4.1
_EaGaN.?Appointed P-atinaater at Terre
Haute; for years keeper of worst "{roggery in ciry.
when vilest of bnr-h sexes nsort on Sunday
T8**.*.. Sepr. 26; The Tribune, 1.)
REAGAN. H. n.?Brother of Senator; appointed
Marshal ?astern District of Texas
REDINGTON.?^Itookkeeper to Commissioner of
Railroads, accused ot JeaUng in stock-, nnd ching
brokers inside Inform*?lou ; dismissed (1886, Feb.
28; New-York Times, 1.)
REDMOND, JAM KS D.?Appointed Collector m
Mn'ne: wns Democratic candidate tor Governor last
elecflcn 11886, Julv '.'7: New-York Herald, 4.)
kl.ICU A HT. rHF.'iDOKK.-Surveyor-C.eneral of
California, with aever.il snborellnates and many
citizens Indtoted for hind frauds ilS87. April 4;
New-York Times, i.)
RENITtOE? Appoint fl Postmaster at Atlanta*,
was h?-pcacbed BS Stats Treasurer in 1870 for mal
faasssoe, but escaped conviction, vote in Senate
lacking two of tue necessary two-thirds: suit
brought to recover *f27,Onn corruptly received
while in office, according to his own confeaaion;
all ti.e facts placed before the IVsi.ient hy
Georgia Democrata prior to nomination [1886,
February 1 7; llie Tribune. 1)
Kl I,KV, JOHN.?Aptpointed Post Office Inspector:
wn.s dismissed in disgrai'o as Police Captain, Brook?
lyn, for nm-sriiig when on her sick bed, at '.' o'clock
a. m.. a woman charged with no offence, and com?
pelling lK-r to walk a mile to station 11880, Oct.
".'4 : Thc Tribune, l 6.)
BILLY, J. C.?Appointed Postmaster at Cincin
dj : v,;)s chairman Highland House Convention:
sympathizing with ring guilty of many wrongain
thal city; nprcaentstivo Democrats protested ap?
pointment would destroy confidence tn Presidents
discernment, nn*l thus deprive every Republic?a
of all excuse for endeavoring to uphold Cleveland ;
more reputable Democrats protea) appointment
represents corrupt poUt(clans 1886, April 17;
New-York Times, 2.1 '" President Cleveland h -s
actually made our Cincinnati D-st Offlce te J. li.
McLean to payment for campaign services of self
iiiul his |Ki|>er; why is one of the most befiting
mys! rles of his Administration'' il886, Aird 18; ,
New-York Times, 6.)
ROBERTS, WM. R.?Appointed Minister to
Chili; tine large), to earnest indoraemenl of Mayor
Cr..: wns arrested by United States In connection
with Fenian invasion of Canada, and was Alder?
man (1885. April 1 : New York'Times. .r..' " Noto?
rious that Mr. Grate's firm was th** nirent of Peru,
mid furnished arms, etc, Bgainat ("lilli; also that
their ch_*"-j ncainst. Chili were tH.* subject of cor?
respondence between Knited Slates Minister Chi?a
tlancy ami tlie Chilian authorities; th.* appoint
ment of Mr. Roberts caa hardly be pleasing to tbe
Government of Chili; nor would it bc oondueivsto
ih'ir confidence in President Cleveland's Adminis
tra'-ion to have Mr. Roberta go to ChlB."?(_*??ton
Transcript ass', April '.'l; New-York World. 6.1
Selfish interest inelm-ed Mavor Grace te) force ii|>
pointmott, to secure the service of B friend who
would bully Chili into payment of claims of w. B.
Crace _ Ce, (1865, Aug. IS; New-York World, t I
ROB1N80N, J. P.?Appointed Collector internal
Ravanaa 7th Beatucky; ueier sattied seeeuBta as
oolleotor of ia.es at C-ovingtoa, sad on booka BB
IK-.'irs defaulter [1668. Feb. '_; The 'Tribune 2 )
ROGERS, ERASTUS J. -Appointed Postmaster
nt Geneva In place of a Republican; "excellent
umi popular postmaster, whose reappointment was
asked, on the ground be bad beea faithful and
?flli i.-nt" (1886, March 26; Na-w York Times, 1.1
BONF.B. W. li.-Post office Clerk at Waterburv:
arrested for robbing the minis ilt***7, Aag. 16J
New York Times, 1.)
imes, 1.)
TWO CONVICTS nR>SKN-ONE LEGGED SOL*
DUB OUSTED.
BOSH, ABRAHAM-Appointed Postmaster at
Vinton, Iowa ; under indictment for violating Stato
liquor law; n saloonkeeper and man of Intemper?
ate habits and general bad character; one-legged
soldier turned oat te maka nlaoe vacant, ami prede?
cessor, Prtss, B-B6aaaS?rtea. butnmoved by Vllaa
beeauai iadietad and ooavietod [1866, \g_m |f.
New York Sun, 'Jj Rejected, Democrata oeneur*
rin. 1866, June 17; N-v-w York Sun, 1.1
ROSECRANS, W. S-Appointed Re cist er of
Treasury; charges regarding public land banda
in California (1166, April -'7; New-York Sun, i.i
" Au. j-tiuA-iiBUsli and venomous old go? ip, who
nqaSStsd to keep h;s tongue rea,
particularly _te?r_-l* nuiaaad
?an be officially
tenably still. A
luis brought within possible control* 11886 J___
i; NcwVark Times, i.i Discovered bmaelf div
'.iiilr*r on booka "f rreaaury for $::.4*)0. be,.,-,tl^
rouebjqrs lon-* since settled had been left |n eUrk_
?ih* -. War Ctepar?sen! ; weat to work to dig om
ist of other persons; found lour hst ot ?? bal__wa
lu*-,- ni ail |_6 600,000. though "nrobabli not
i\*i- io per cent was really due the Government,
mi published tli ? Us! as Democral c campal n now
ie:'" 1868, Oct 28; New-York World, 4."
ROSETTE?Appointed P0ata__ter a* DtKasU
?I.; e'lit'T whose >*ry seven attack on (ininti,
leaded "Imperial (.rant is Dead.*1 cauacd anani.
nous rejection 1686, July 28; New-York Time^
l, ami New-York Sun, 4.j
UoSS.?Appointed Governor of New-Msaloa]
pardoned " Had" LaaahUa, aaa of the moat hard!
?ted criminals in the Territory, who had four rears
o serv*. anef was narr* si' d at once for aasaaltiBa
lil oflleer ls.*;,, Dec. C, j New-York Tim'*, | ,
BUSHEL.?Appointed Consul nt Liverpool; emly
i nominal citizen of Connecticut, Ins b-i*ir.*-ss he,
lng in Liverpool, when much of ins tim*- had b*-c_
?pent (1888, April I : New-York Times. 5
RUSSEL, STILLWELL H.-Dnlted States Mar
dial fn Tans; 625,000 bad aecounta found which
jovcrnment had S_readjr paid : suits ;i_ 11 h-t bonds*
men, but. aa-Ceanesaasaa John Hancock the only
au*- solvent (1886, April i-<: New York "Timea I i
SAINT, E>iI'M? About to bu appointed Special
Ajre-nt Pension Departmeat; coovicted in issi
af violating pension law in exacting illegal I ;
n May lasr again Indict) *i for similar off icc 181 k
lug. I 6; New-York 'I im a, I.)
SALTONSTALL.-(lolfector at Posion: an old
Whig; nobody Baked for or wanted him; sara*,
spirit denied A. c. Thurman - * j I ncocaition nn*l
ignored reform by giving CoUectofr-hip <*f New.
York t-i Hobers O. Thompaon'i man Redden|
Boston light between Endicott aad Collins [Hit
Nov. 13; New-York World.!, .ppototed bec
Endicott played upon President's will-known
weakness fur Mtijr\vuni;)s 11885, Nov. 13; N.-w
York World. 4.)
SAMMON, JOHN.?Appointed Postmaster nf
Flatbush at requeat of P. Campbell; am.ted
fe>r malfeaaaace la -fflee, appropriating Btanaf
passing In registered letters 1887, July 10; N**\r.
Vork Times, ?;
SANFORD, GEO. P.-Appo:ntee| Postmaster nf
Lansing, Mich.; a prafeanoaa] lobbyist; De?.
ricrats indignant thar niau *)f n:s character ap?
pointed; Knights of Labor charged thar Saaford
received a bit*- fee to loe.k sf?er th.-ir bill :md
them betrayed them; sine.- appointment has com.
palled employee to contribute money to
expenses <>f Belapais?; peraoaal character unanl
nously nported unlit, snd njected withon! op.
position il sm'., Au.-. 5; New-York Sun, 7
SAUNDERS, J. C.?Appointed clerk ar White
House, waa clerk for Democratic National I
mi tte*) (1885, Mnreh 14; Np w-Vork Times, )f
SCHOENIIOP. JACOR-Appoioted Consul al
runstalL England (1885, Nov.28; New-York Tim***
I.) Hail failed as denier in hoop sad rta, 52 Whites
st., nm! sn., i by partner; propertr aold bv bm
ceiver 11885, Nov. 29: New-York 'Times, A) Da*
sired roving commiaaion to enable han to study
ndustrial question in England .is affecting iradi
and manufactures of this country, an*! e-ipec?drf
cost of previuetjon: was sept out as Pres Trads
agent 11885. N*"- 25; The TrP-'ino, 4.;
SCHOFIELD, W. if.-D.-pit- InternalRevaasa
Collector, Pint Pennsylvania District: sends,. ,.
ployea letter demanding ?'< (x-r cent of their sal*
si ri i-s. -d.ned bv order of Fred forker. Collector,
in violation of law and subject to Rna and im
prisonme'tit; Deniocrnts believe letter a lor,-ery
liss.-., net. 2C- New-York Times, 2.)
SCHCM-CKER K. A.-Monev order el.-rk nf
Beading, Penn., short of Sl.ooo; fast young
ivoman in case (1887, June l 7: Ne w-York Times I.)
SCOTT.?knited States Marshal in Virginia]
new chartres against il msc,, Jane 17; New-York
Sun. 2.1
SCOTT, chas. L?MiBlster to Venezuela: wag
editor Demoeratic paper, Camden. Ala. ii*-.**.%.
April 80; New-York Sun. 2.1 Corif'-el.-rnti- Mu'or,
recommend*-*! bv entire Mnliama clele_ntlon [1886,
April ;to: New-York World, 4.1 Forms partner,
shin with Minister of Great Drit-iin to collect
dnims against Venezuela (1886, Nov. 20; New
York World, 4.1
SEAMAN, .TOHN.-Appointed Postmaster at
Dennison, Iowa: a saloon keeper, violating Stats
]nw hy sellina; whiskey nne| beer: appointUM'st
the result of arrnnt-p-^nent between Keith ami
himself to furnish monev for starting a Germaa
Dernocrntie, paper; Keith had off-end to *t*rt
su'h a paper, if appointed, from the mlarv, bel
hud been rejected 11886, M.iv 27: New-York Sun,
2.) SeaS-an rejected: found to be nacre ??-lum
niy"* for Keith 11886, June 25; New-York Sun. 2.1
?* ALTTOUDE" OP A SPECIAL ENVOY.
SEDGWICK A. 0.?Appointed Special Eavartf
Mexico to investigate Cutting's case ; dispatch to
New-York 'Tim's, Aug. 2*. t.t.it.s _ia unval rig
lalized by case ol extreme intoxication and
arousal all night: a World dispatch says: ??Jockey
"lub Ball at B in the morning Sedgwick, with
leven others, went to hotel and into yard and be?
ran to danoo; Sedgwick and una oilier tell down;
ie and lour others took srr.-p-r cab to pay part *>t
own; failed at sa appointment with Cnaa neat
lay at ii; altitude played ita trick oa itanagar:
S eel ona] of Sunday saul Sedgwick very anim 1
ant hour; last word Cutting case pronounced in
rard at 8 a. m. ; most cordial merriment r> igi 1
il its bein^ pronounced; Dnited States and Mi*
leo reconeiled 1886, Aug 31; New-York WorldL
i. Undoubtedly participating In the convivial *ii
joyment ot the hour, but Jockey club mamberra eas,
?/aa not drunk 1886 Aug. 81; New-York Timeaj
1. Bayard cannot believe lawyer seketed by b_a
lisgraeed himself and country hy Indulging in
Irunken carouse; to no way treated inso?ntlj
1886, Aug. 81; New-York Sun. 2. Should bs
much gratiliecl if able to show stories ot :.. - -
liavior exaggerated 1886, Sept l: New-Yerra"
Times 4.i Bayard would not believe in icanda__!
public debouch; mi?rht have beea jovial gatheai
in;* of gentlemen and some hilarity; Consul ii*'?
er.il Por'h reported misbehavior and asked for
Sedrwiek'a recall; meeting of American resideaSj
in Mexico; reaolutiona ol aenaun offered; but ii
was voted that Sedgwick m.is then as privals
cm/en and ii waa OU?ide the bu*.ncaa of Ameri?
can colony to pursue the inquiry toto his oondssl
1686. Sept, 1; New-Vork Times, l. "Evas ,
post iBaista that 200 American citizens of Maxies,
including bix clergymen, wen- bar-kaepen or bil
liard room keepen i r nfugees tram |usticc. Thoa
ro acquit Sedgwick of a eharga against a i
every American citizen demands that be il I
di fend himself, editor of Post, is extMordinsiJI
fool" (1686, Sept, 12; New-York Times, I Weah*
inpt-nn Post of Sept?mber l". s.i\s; "* Sedgwick*!
explanation does not explain; what wnh Porch,
Col. Porter, Col. West and a public meeting u'linn*
tog the charges of drunkenness with ipecincation,
be cannot ignon them" 1886, Sept, 17; New
York Sun, 2.J Mooting of reaideata psased reaols
tious denouncing attempt to whitewaah Sedgwick
in Interest of those oprjoacd !?? Minister Jacksoaj
Administration held Sedgwick exonerated 1886*
Aug. 'ao: 'The Tribune, i.
SO-LJraR?Appointed Postmaster st cur
Isiiml; a defaulter: borrow, d of many friends sad
lied, said to be woman in case: offioe cleaned "ut
pf money and stamps [1668, April IS; Sew-YsB-l
Sun. g.)
THE BRDTAL REVILER <?F GRANT.
SHANNON.J.J.-Appointc d Poatmaatei at Merid?
ian. Miss.; bu in-'ss manager and principal editd
ol Mercury a Iii* h published editorial *' coanelf ss>
sailing the m mory of General (Irani; appointed itt
place of Hancock, nmoved as offensive partiaaa.
So man who is lUCh ;i fool as to write an article
nf tbe hud is :it tn be a Poatiaaster'1 ; _mvo*aa*l
of Shannon; declares not personally naponsibla
ilSe.-i, Aug. 10; New-York linns. 4.1 Had baaa
indicted in Dnited States court t.>-? unlawful!]
spiring to evade Civil -ights law il885, Sept ?>:
New-York World. 4.) Was leader ol bnlldoi h
who.*- paper advocated ase <*f violence to oarrfl
Diiii.pf.--.ilic. ticket: after Grant's death arl I
published of most brutal character I 466, JaB. '-*'*.
New*) erk Sun. 2.1
SHARP, ALONZO P.?Appointed Postmaster at
Mi'iimii, Nebraska, vice Scott, nmoved, bal aaa
to nine months dismissed as defaulter i""i
Auc 12; New-York Timea, i
S1IARP, K. C.?Postmaster al Oeonto, Wh.: as*
re-steti fur robbing mat-i 11887, Job. lt; New-Ya-E
Sun. i.i '_?__?
SHELLEY. CHAS. M. A-Buikler aud C**___*
crate General, appointed fourth Auditor of paaa*
ury in spire of tnatm nt of colored people af Ai'
I'liina. and npeated election by fmuds I ss."., .-lay;
18; New-York World. 4 Contested aral of fi""
ralsoB, enticed Harralaon toto ii r*...iu. I"" P"1 l
to his head, and thnatened him il I"' dm I:"1 '''*"
cline 1886, Jan. 18; New Vork Sun, 1.) ..
SHELLEY, GEO. M. -_\M*n_?eter at Kmsa*
City; has attempted t*. nd.' rough ihod "\ el t iris
Service Law. disregarded it iii appointments, cbk
ctol r. port declares violation of i*1-* entinly __i-??
erate 188a, April 10; New-York nmos, 2.)
SHIELDS, JAMKS C -Ap|H)inted I lnef Ju?_
of -ri-one; recommended by Garland, Pughisssi
Montgomery : nearly all memben ol the bar ia asa
Territory Joined la charges againsi lum as ">'"'U..V
tent, a subject of ridicule, and oompUincd etw
personal character 1888, June I ?; >ew-io - ?
.: lllul jUBe ?..;; Ken Vork Baa, I.) Bb|BS8B1
iJulv l ; New-York Sun. 2. ,
SllIKLDS.-Ti.ite.l btetes Attoroey, hortbera
District of ohio; eharg?*d bi D--m*?*?tMiipopen
with having corruptly lacured afeetiaa sf I?s_6_bb
of Council at Akron. ? ,n
SIMMONS, GEO. H.-Appototed Ihm?" '-' "??
Treiisun ? -The World has bees la-orcl nm tb *
JOTfcuai-t. totendedi to ,.n.ve? .siainum-s n*?
Blly, so.ii.llv and poliUcally a much worse citlxeil
than Captain Kidd" 1188-, Aug- ?*?' Rtm-T9BS
arid, 4.)
SMALLEY, lt. R?AppoiBl
P
W_U_l4i).F.Y R R-Aimo.ntcd rollcctor at Pur
hune
SMITH. 'THOM VS Appointed Dlrtrirt-AUMj
or Now-kexieo; "active U m-crai ?'?',' '.'s^
rom Virginia" (1885, Oct io; New-York bun.
fe
from Vu,mi
SMITH, W. E.-Ai_it*tunt S*.cretory of Trcasutyl

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