Speech of Mr C Allan of Kentucky Upon the Propriety of Reducing the Expenses
Speech of Mr C Allan of Kentucky Upon the Propriety of Reducing the Expenses
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Taylor did not take the office with any view of making money ; he is a very obliging gentleman, and agreed to take the office merely with a view to accommodate his neighbors. The office at Pace's was in all respects similarly situated. These being the only cases in the whole Western country that the researches of my friend could find where Opposition men had received appointments from this Administration, could any thing prove more clearly how hard he was pressed, than to be compelled to refer ...to two such instances to prove impar- tiality 1 But even here the gentleman is mistaken. As he thought proper to bring up these two offices in a grave argument in Congress to prove that, in the appointment of officers, this Administration had no respect to party, I ad- dressed a note of inquiry to Mr. Kendall, and here is his answer: He says Col. Taylor was appointed postmaster on the day of, 18-Jtj, three years before the com- mencement of General Jackson's first term.
[Here Mr. French rose to explain, and said that he had been led into the error by information which he had re- ceived in Clark county, where he was well acquainted; that he had not intentionally made the misstatement ; but, upon inquiry of Mr.
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Taylor did not take the office with any view of making money ; he is a very obliging gentleman, and agreed to take the office merely with a view to accommodate his neighbors. The office at Pace's was in all respects similarly situated. These being the only cases in the whole Western country that the researches of my friend could find where Opposition men had received appointments from this Administration, could any thing prove more clearly how hard he was pressed, than to be compelled to refer ...to two such instances to prove impar- tiality 1 But even here the gentleman is mistaken. As he thought proper to bring up these two offices in a grave argument in Congress to prove that, in the appointment of officers, this Administration had no respect to party, I ad- dressed a note of inquiry to Mr. Kendall, and here is his answer: He says Col. Taylor was appointed postmaster on the day of, 18-Jtj, three years before the com- mencement of General Jackson's first term.
[Here Mr. French rose to explain, and said that he had been led into the error by information which he had re- ceived in Clark county, where he was well acquainted; that he had not intentionally made the misstatement ; but, upon inquiry of Mr.
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