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Domestic News
October 20, 1823
New Hampshire Statesman
Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire
What is this article about?
The Petersburg Republican reports that since Mr. McLean's appointment as Post Master General, the northern mail has failed only once. He is praised as an efficient, upright official ideal for reforming the postal department.
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The Post-Master-General.
The Petersburg Republican mentions the fact, that since the appointment of the present Post Master General, the northern mail has only failed once.—We "have an idea" that Mr. McLean is the right sort of a man to cleanse the Augean Stable. Report speaks of him in the best terms, as a perfect man of business, upright, independent, zealous for the public good, and indefatigable in his attention to the affairs of his department; in a word, just the man to make Deputies and Contractors toe the mark.
Norfolk Herald.
The Petersburg Republican mentions the fact, that since the appointment of the present Post Master General, the northern mail has only failed once.—We "have an idea" that Mr. McLean is the right sort of a man to cleanse the Augean Stable. Report speaks of him in the best terms, as a perfect man of business, upright, independent, zealous for the public good, and indefatigable in his attention to the affairs of his department; in a word, just the man to make Deputies and Contractors toe the mark.
Norfolk Herald.
What sub-type of article is it?
Appointment
Transportation
What keywords are associated?
Post Master General
Mclean Appointment
Northern Mail
Postal Reform
Augéan Stable
What entities or persons were involved?
Mr. Mclean
Where did it happen?
Norfolk
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Norfolk
Key Persons
Mr. Mclean
Outcome
northern mail has only failed once since appointment
Event Details
Petersburg Republican notes improved reliability of northern mail under current Post Master General Mr. McLean, who is praised for business acumen, integrity, and dedication to reforming the department.