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hand to meet such draft, heSwas Jorth,Oith dis
missed from office.


lfMr. Woodbury. had but followed the pre-
cedent thus established in the better and purel
days Of the Republic, our official records would
not now exhibit the endless catalogue Qf pecu
lators and defaulters, whicHis published in the
documfh fhts ofthe Department. A


TREASURY DEpARTMENTy Feb. 10, 1893 v


Sir: The enclosed letter of the eth Of last
month, from the collector of Tappahunnock, is
relative TO subject equally delicate aud disa
grceable. 1t is my duty to add, that bills have
returned protested TO the amount of $4,000.


This conduct, though trust, proceeding from
no i'll motive in the collector, is of nature so
fatal 10 the punctual collection Of the revenue,
andatthe same time so vitality injurious that the
public good requires the suPerceding of the Off