BosroS, September 3, 1915
Political Moremsnts and Refiecisns-TA. Weather--
Shipping, &c.
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BosroS, September 8 1915
Political Moremsnts and Reaech.ns-Tb, Uea,6er--


Shipping, DC.


some Of your political correspondents at this place
seem to be highly dspeased with our because
he has turned several democrats and retained wings
IN Office The reason why wings are retained in Office
simply because they occupy situations the details Of
which cannot be learned in day and because no demo
Gratis qualified to fill such situations have made sppca
tons for them. All the outdoor Offices the duties Of
which, animals without brains could discharge have
been filled with men whose democracy with that
tthe Collector himself He would certainly be don
key did he retain in office who were opposed TO him
simply because they democrats. The wings in Of
hce discharge their several duties with the fear of God
before their eyes without saying boo to goose" Mar
Gus Morton was known to be a strong Van Buren, man
and he has proved himself true to his early associates
turning out their enemies the Calhoun men, mors hated
than the whg and placing his friends in the offices for
which they qualified Tho Collector is certainly
not TO blame, If there not Van uren oce-hunters
qualified TO fill the places OF the wings in Office To
expect that he shou look TO the Calhoun wing of the
party for such men is absurd in the extreme IL would
aispease George Bancroft J. II. Wright, NJ. NJ Ballou
thomas Rowen, Lewis Josseyn and other distinguished
an Duren men The organization Of the Van buren, in
uehee must not be broken up to please two three
o hungry oce,oeggars who are too lazy to
Marcus Morton has doubtless done all that m an could
90 IN behalf OF his friends and for this love him He
nas proved by his acts Notwithstanding all the clamor
% u%ho po"-Wow That has been raised against him that
mere is really such thing honor among thieves


week OF TWO ago party of unterrifsd Office beg.
as neo meeting atChsrletown the home of the grea,
heheaded chabod Lindsey and passed serou. NJ ssso
utons censurihg the political conduct OF Marcus and n,
the same time pufhng up tina, Of another man who ia
pected to be the OF the state
ton for the office Of Governor To their surnrise and
modification, this distinguished democrat published
letter over his own signature not only endorsing ,hs
acts Of Marcus but refusing accept the profered ps
Of himself All hopes therefore, Of regainng or obain
Ing office by these lazy oice.huniers either under the
general state government should the democracy ain
into the latter. now at an end. They will therefore
be compelled to work starve Serves them right
Back luck to these brawleH-they satisfied
not when their crammed with the gubbins
OF Office. should like to see Marcus make a clean
weep every month, and thus give every body taste
Unless he pur policy OF this kind his impair.
! uaiity will alw iys be questioned.


Ihe weather " starday o revival-not of religion
pu, tho dogdsys The wind was sultry from s l.. to
D W. accompanied with driEzling rain


Ovsr % SAL Of vssss oi various rigs and sizes arrived