The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-07-20
Dsr.ngsmsat OF shs Mails.

We have received many letters from our subscribers
complaining of their inability get their papers through
the post Office Surprising that possibly we might be the
only sufferers from the irregularities Of the mall we
have forbone all complaint upon the subject We, how
ever find our contemporaries very generally complaining Of
the arrangement OF the mails and we therefore conclude
that the cause is universal No oheS result could how
ever, be expected from the sweeping removal of honest
and competent posmastes. which has been going on or
the last four months The places of those removed have
been filled certainly by inexperienced men, and in many
instances by those who utterly incompetent for the
duties Of postmaster What but disorder and derange
ment could result from such system Of policys We
copy below few Of the numerous articles which we
have lately seen on this subject:
TIE AAns-CoLLA -noRBus.-we receive almost dai.
y plants from subscribers their papers are no,
reoeiysd They are all regularly packed directed, and
nailed here, and know why not re.
ceived We unable conjecture any cause for the
allure uae: Il be the prev.Ience Of that malignant dis.
snbjec to this disease, which Is attended by Fz Il
nus, be supposed this has caused the Jsiun- LOn,,
MAns-PosrnAsrERs would respectfullv .usoe.t 10
General Taylor QUE more article TO add % his do
nestle "s 1 policy In addition to good roads good hs,eo
ne furnished 10 the deputy pomasters this quarter
Z. they are wholly unable % pass the papers he
very desirable that schools be bished forthwith
netghboring TO the Offices. The public
his part OF the country most calls these ia
cilites, without which the mails have become nearly use
less st. Louis Uaion, JHy4.
The Louisville Daily Democrat has reached as for ten
days. and 50 with most OF regular exchanges. We
presume these OF the fruits Of the gosn times.
Of the Second Wsshngon's no-party adtninistraon
tCoissIbrs (ia.) Democrat.
Our paper is mailed regularly every morning So the
fault Is not with us.-Loaisphs Democrat
PRovoKIsc I'VE learn that all the weekly papers mailed
rom thus place Tuesday evening last iof Washinuton
and points connected with the Lexington road by cfos,
mails distributed NJ Warrington, went TO Lerineton
and got back TO the MaysvDe Office yesterday morning
Generally the publishers Of newspapers are blamed f,s
allure, on the part of their subscribers 10 receive paper.
regularly ween in truth thoy rarely 10 blame we 40
not undertake 70 who IL in fault but mention the ev
hai may be corrected, and hope may be done speedi
We presume that no fault attaches TO any one roc bu,
had the accident occurred Mr.
there would have been hestancy. on the mari Of our
neghbor and the Lexington Auas in saving scao t,as IN
fal IL would have been saddled pom him, no
Dhss hs fa srd. aud cries loud and long would have
been made Tor his removal account of IL. but now the
Herald docs not undertake say tcko in auIs Poor
fellow; he Is TO be pitied Does he not know that II was
purely aecidenfa and that such liable occur
occasionally with any postmasterf Jusf such blunder
Wg. have occurred had he been postmaster instead OF
ar ANDERSON and we sorry this disposition on
the part OF our neighbo find fault with the mail arrange
tnents 90 soon aier MT Stsntons removsit looks e
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