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BIZ Mas sAsAn n. Bolros.

Br Mas. sASAH a. BoLros.
hero crowned with fame,
hs stood smids, of his peers,
In tne reh npeness OF his summer year;
And swim the hot blood
From his full heart, painting on brow and cheek
Feelings that words were all TOO poor 60 speak.
AtfIeedom's raIlying call, I ..H....
lie had gone brasely 10 The field OF strife,
Piedsng his sacred honor and bis life
To conquer 20 fall ...-.
And, from their native hills 20 that Gar shore,
lie led iorlh many who returned no more.
And now his country brought ~ u.
A triumph offering, well and noby won, ...
In many a battle, by her gallant ...s.,
And ON the guerdon, wrought
bycunning hands, he read such burning words
As stirred 10 deep response iite's inmosi chords
Then swept in vision by
Conflicting armies, weapons red with gore,
Wild warseeds waving banners, and the roar r
of"red artillery
And then the baitle-cloud spread o'er the plain
10 hide trom heaven the cory, CHASTITY slain.
Thai pageant, passing dim, E#Tes. .Maa.a@
Recalled tho thrilling scenes Of other days,
And those whose right IL was TO share the praise
Which love bestowed him,
And, ere ii faded, feelings gushing tide HaH0
Swept DER his noble heart, and he replied
aFnends, accept the gift
With which you honor me, who stood .-4
In proud defence Of freedoms brotherhood.
Ths while LEI memory if,
With trembling hand, the veil that time has sprsa d
o'er the pale faces Of our gallant dead
(" Our country's gallant de.di
They sleep, from love and kindred far apart
The Light Of many hearth, and many heart
With them forever fed a9##u.#
And in their lonely homes with woman's tears, t.l.
They will be missed and mourned for long, long years.
"Ths sword, denied to those
Who earned 1t best, shall ever ..aE euE.
Memorial Of that far Thermopyle #.E a...
Where they at last repose
And while county's starry banner waves,
Glofy shall keep her vigil by their graves.
But some who bore their part @
Among the foremost in the hottest fray EN1nH
That cleaned with fiery DEATH are here TO day;
And many grateful heart ... N..e. Il.
Gives thanks to God, whose Omnpresent power sgof.
Protected, saved them in the trying hour taE6
Long may they live
The banner they defended borne high
The brightest beacon in the glorious sky
That bends above the free
And atars be their names enshrined
As those who psrled life to bless mankind!
"This weapon not given
To old New Engand's noble alone
Their deeds, their deahless laurels, your own
But, like the dew of heaven, ...e# ..a.t..'"
Your love, uncircumscrbsd by section bars,
Cheers all who fought beneath the stripes and stars
{" II is Unions PRIDE
That freenen, bred in sunny, southern bowers,
With those from New Hampshires granite towers
Fought bravey side by side.
NoKru-sourn'were wa,chwods spoken, heard no more
Frcemen were brothers the foeman's shsre
"This spiri, is the tie ~ .s.1ta
That binds together many hearts in one
Making our land glorious central sun, ...f
Destined, as time goes by,
To pour on human mind its blessed light,
Till all the moral world grows aud bright"
IsDIAsAPoLIs, October, 1852
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From an Occasional Correspondent.
PnrLAprLpnIA. october 5. rs,

PHILADELPHIA, October 8, 1852
SIR We had glorious meeting OF the democracy n
Independence square last night would have done your
heart good 10 have been there. The bone and sinew
commenced assembling about o'clock, with banners
torches transparences, and every emblem you could
imagine, not by hundreds, but by thousands filling the
large square to IFS utmost capacity, aud literally blocking
up Ihe adjacent streets.
The greatest enthusiasm and harmony pre- vailed while
the speaking continued till very late hour in the
night Fireworks and bands of music added to enliyen
the meeting and il finally broken up by display Of
fireworks giving the OF Pierce and King letters
Of light
You set down Pennsylvania all rght--certan.
General James's committee, appointed under resolu
ton OF the Senate TO Investigate frauds the revenue.
understand, actively engaged in their labos, and
will meet shortly in New York. This committee is a
democratic movement and will be OF great advantage
the manufacturing, and coal, and iron interests of Penn
sylvania, New Jersey New York. and the States
There is but little doubt OF the reelection OF Messrs
Robbins and Florence from this city 10 Congress.
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BY oeEEs q soorr. Auo,,on..r,.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill % Friday Instant shall sell the residence
Miss Lyon nNew York next the corner OF 9th street.
at 10 O'Clock, good assortment ol furniture, via:
Mahogany sofa, psor and rocking chairs .#.HE##
Mahogany card and marbctop centre tables r#r.
Mahogany French bedsead and sfdeboafd .#
kushse chairs, maple aud other bedsteads . a.e I.
China, glass, and crockery HHH4
Soar and other lamps
Feather beds and mattresses, washstands
Brussels, ingram, and stair carpets
Venetian blinds, painted window shades #.
Looking glasses, hearth rugs and straw mating
Cooking parior, other s.s#sat #s .~..I.
With good assortment Of Kitchen requisites,
Terms All s15, cash S2, credit OF 60 and
W days for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing Interest
Oct lO--d ~ Auctioneers.
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By y. O. MCGUIRE. Auct,oneer.

pENNsyLvANIA AVENUE LOT AT AUcrIoN.-wil be sold
the premises auction Thursday the 18Th day Of octo
er instant O'Clock lot 49, reservation A. fronting rs
feet on Pennsyivania the city of Washington and
ming back public alley. This the few lots
naming nnoccuped this horouhe and business street Of
city, and weidesevng attention OF capitalists titles
between ID United States Hotel
Terms Of sale One fourth balance in str, twelve and
eighteen months Purchaser give his for the deferred
men bearing interest and om by deed of trust on the
property. Title perfect g1 -Yt JAS. c. MCGUIRE. .a
Oct i0-d a.. Aucuoneer.
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MAnAm HI.A X E's Dancing and wa,sxsna Aosdsssy,
WI Apollo HsMadam ha the honor Of announcing "
he patrons pubc for the will
Commence on the 10Th of Ncvcse, 1852 Madam has pro
cured, fashionable
the coming Days Washington Tuesdays aud
esurdays, from half n half o'clock Rvnns c'srs
fr gentlemen hsfpast O'Clock. For terms, apply 'hs Hall
l0--epiu
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ny y. q. MoauInE, Auo,,oneer.

VALUABLE LoT AT AUCTION NEAR THE NORTHERN
hnketon Friday, The 18th day Of octYber, al O'Clock
WIN be sod premises lot No q 49, phg
between 9th and m and fronting New York avenue
within the market,
senuy commend itself business with
out ufhng, TILE indi,putabe NgH ~
Terms OF sale oe,hird cash balance In sir, twelve, and
eighteen months deed win be the vuchnscr scteen
20 thcm sU. IAa4 g. MCGUIRE, eA
Oct lo--d a ra ri etH Aucs'oneer. q
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IL kinds Of dress goossWe are now prepared 70 offer
IA the choice goods o avery description 10 be
found In the District n assortment win be found very pe
nor Of
Rich black high instfed sros dc rines
Aso, handsome brocade plain colored poul de sois
X Rich black figured slka
And the printed monssenes and oashneres
District with OF housekeeping
Of which will be pleased offer cheap
ess~his,rnen IN the country.
We earnestly solicit a can from all in want.
Oct a-d2w w. NJ. sHU5TER n co.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, Sept 90, 1852.
The State OF North Carolina mus, be considered per.
feeily sale ior Pierce and King This is no houghiIess
assertion, but Is founded on historical facts from
which our deductions can by no possibility err. The
iacis are these, and ] enclose you the statement
to show IT, The democratic party has been IN
steady progress for the last eight years, and II il
not floating change, ebbing and flowing but Il r. The
n'wa '~eren~ Of a growing country The whis vote
has N no instance, you will observe. varied 900 The
Wing vote Of 1859 is but 239 less Than in lsl4 is g22
psHer hsn N 1850, while The whole vote Of the State
"n 1851 4,57i more than in 1850. These figures show
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OHIO.

octootI q, ioo<4
All attempts to get up enthusiasm for Scott in this
quarter have been failures There is nothing of The kind
fell for him here, II may Judge from appearances
Such slm meetings as have been held by the wings in
this resisn this year never held before in year Of
presidential election
Il 10 true there is but little excitement about politics in
this county and both parties will suffer from apathy
Bat the wings. think will suffer the most Scott is not
acceptable 10 many OF them, and they will not turn out
q well a. will the democrssihe latter being entirely
sAlished with Pierce and King think that Ohio is safe
fos Pierce.
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Correspondence

We continue to-day The publication OF selections from
the correspondence OF the Democratic Central Commit
lee The object OF the committee in authorizing this
publication is to lay before their friends and correspond
snts ia the different sections OF the country fair speei-
ofthe duies has been received by them II is obvious
that this is the only mode in which the committee can
respond in satisfactory manner to the numerous re-
quests Of their correspondents for Information as to the
General aspects OF the canvass.
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sale Tomorrow.

- tsr8 irefE .aarHd e fesf
ByJ. q. MCGUIRE, Auctsons~r.
S,UPERIoR OLD LONDON DOCK, CoGNAc pINET AND
- brandies Ruihrauf whkey; port sherry, madeira
wines Havana cigars eonieconey Ac, aucuonn Monday
October the llih, 10
James Fitzgerald, the having
the presently pennsyivanis
United Hotel, all his trade, ~
superior Old London dock brandy, in casks and bottles
DO Otard, Dupuy a. Co.. do II. ts9
DO Pinet, CasielIon Co., do
DO Scignene h Co.. Z do Eg do qt4sf6~FF
Do port and sherry do do .a4yasfa.s In
Do Ruthraun whiskey, In cnsks s.t st-ettr
DO and whskcy casks ast
DO Holland rn Jamaics spirits, stoughton bifers fsl
II brands 1ss.ti
Lot OF prime chewing smoking tobacco t4SsI ,ssf
Pickles, chocoac maccaroni NJ 80. all
almonds, hberts, seed
I IS boxes No. ere crackers
Lot of candies candy counter scales s8 " rsnfs
Platform scales eiasa cases, weights and
Together toys, fancy goods =
sos and e0der cash that
months satisfactorily bearing
oct5-d las. q MCGUIRE, Anctioncer
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solREEs MAGIQUE.

popular
III Fellows Hall Thursday, octobss y anA FRI
Monday Tuesday, "Wednesday evening",
gth ith, 18th, l3ih he win introduce many and
beautiful experiments In ..tlL .. .-
NATURAL MAGIC, sas..s re
venriloquism, and popular Italian Faneecin4
Also splendid Saturday and Wednesday aner-
moons 9th and l3h, commencing 3 O'Clock. .*gi
O'Clock.
Cards OF admission, 95 children ~. cents. ts
i NNf
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VIRGINIA.
WARRESToN.

4 see some Of the whig papers claim virsnia-upon
what grounds cannot imagine. Virginia will give Pierce
the largest majority she has ever given TO any candidate
This district gave Taylor 1869 majority, and Scott will
NOT gel s0O--i think about 500
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MICHIGAN.

.tl1 tst 80 ID te NILES October !, 1852
Az matters now stand we calculate TO give Pierce
from three 10 FIVE thousand majority 10 elect gov
,rnor and entire State cke elect three, and perhaps
all four Of congressman and to carry majority into
both branches OF the legislature.
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DeaLh nfan -. lSenaLar.
Sailing of ths Hrmann.

RALKIGn, On CD Oct LEX senator Haywood died here
on Wednesday last #Aaes
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New YoRK October 9.--The Hermann called TO-
day for Southampton, with seventytwo passengers and
$685. 900 in specie
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The weather is quite warm and the fever still prevails.
though the decrease ~ e8 .ts
Business is quiet. Cotton slightly depressed
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, Sept %, 1852.
have Just returned from the country having visited
several of upper parishes, and friends feel pey
confident the State will go for General Perce | have
conversed with many planters that have heretofore been
in The whig ranks, and they say they will for
Pierce and King. In the city will be obliged to work
hard, but think we will succeed
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OFFICIAL.

Miiard laore President Of The United Of America
al wson may
Satisfactory evidence having been Juus
Won Boes has been appointed Of his
Prussia, for Louisville, the State Kentucky
Mise him "e and declare him free enjoy
functions, powers and privileges allowed Of
the favored nations In the United States. +.
In testimony whereof have caused these
patent and the seal OF the United States
Given under hand the city OF Washington the day of
f. 81 October, A. ID. 1884, and OF independence the
United States Of America the seventy seventh p
F MlLLARD FILLMORE
BY the President; ...#
c. NJ. CosRAp Acting Secretary OF State.
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Suggested BY s Of General Ffaka Pierce ysceiping
s'"srssot him ~ As Stale u BsT HarsAs or his saani
services Ia Me1ieo. s. s...e.. s.- 4& sE
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INDIANA.
PrRu. Sept. 30. 1852.

PrRu, Sept 30, 1852.
The wings make desperate fight. Wright will whip
them BY 10000 majority for governor Marx the predc
ton. We have . man rally without doing
violence our principles, The most desperate OF all
edoris made to deceive Irish citizens. | am
happy to say 10 you their efforts fell to the ground.
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Dlaief Webster.

BosroN October sThe friends of Daniel Webster posi-
lively assert that he viii Withdraw from the position
which he now stands regarding the presidency.
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Florida Eieetion

MosILE Oct s-The returns in slowly. The dom
gained about twenty Duva county
the governor IL is impossible yet TO tell which party
been successful The democrats have gsinsd General
Tayors VOTE but there doubt IL the gain enough
TO give them the Stale.
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VALUABLE servant for saie.--A likely toy 6neen
grown. lie IL good waiter and house
sold for fault The intends leaving s c and
adjoining c0dntes
Maryland Virginia He perfectly sound and honest Por
further particulars inquire OF GREEN = bCOTT.
Io-5t
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DIPLOMACY Of the RevoIution-a Historical study
IL by II. Trescot. #. #.# .+t. ~. n nj ~
American Review for October gt.s
Reuben Medicou, novel by M, w. Savage. 49, & ~.
Wealth by Alice ID. Neal, cousin
Alice1 nHf rsT4a
Everything, story by Mrs. BarweIl = f ss.o
Embiem with 10
"''' ''''' TAYLOR 4 MAURY, w
OCT 10 @-#..# H# Booksellers, 9Th
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New Goods Just Received.

THE subscribers presenting the public the largest
stock Of line goods they
has been selected with
low be equaed
stock comprises others, the following:
A bocade silks, white colors
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DIED, .#.#u. ...
On Saturday morning. coRNELA, daughter OF and
HHLKs l.. WrKD.
The funeral viii take place Sunday O'clock from the resi-
OF Judge Pa between 10th llt. The friends
family respectfully invited without
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KENTUCKY.
HApRoDssuRe, Sept

HARRoDssURG, Sept 30, 1852.
From the obvious facts that the democratic party 10
Kentucky would give their undivided vote 10 General
Pierce. and ha, the wbg party is much divided here and
elsewhere. seemed impossible 10 arouse the democrats
to proper exerion but the le, continued unprnciped
assauls upon Cen Pierce have bad the effect TO
them 10 vigorous exerton. | have neither seen nor
heard OF single democratic desertion in the State, and
under this aspect Of affairs prospect may be regarded
/" good for The State. tEu
LEXINGTON, Oct. !, 1852.
never knew the democratic party in Kentucky 10 be
better organized or united than they are al this
time. Both political parties claim the State, My opln-
ION Is ihs, we will carry Il by some 1900 votes Oar
State central committee our district and county commit
lees are doing their duty, and If they perseyere until Mo-
vember, will carry the State certain. John c. Brack
nrdge made Of the best speeches here on last Sau
dAy ever heard He caused Scott whggery TO shfink
BACK under his cas,igaon. Marshall. Pindell,
ana o'ns' were called for TO reply but none OF them re-
piled.
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Pennsylvania.

OOCHRANSVILLE, OCl o, ISOZ.
Our prospects IN the old Keystone certainly fatter-
inx have no doubt in my mind that success will
attend us in November Our State election will be watch
al with much interest," both at home and in our sister
States and believe will elect our State officers
viz canal commissioner and supreme judge Should we,
however fail, il will be no indication that the State is
unsafe for Pierce and King nasmuch questions foreign
10 the condition Of parties enter the FIRST election.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 30, 1852.

II we reduce the wbig 500 here, The State is
safe for Pierce Oar from the country parishes is
cheering. We shall hold there. and look for
slight gain There is disafecton in the whig ranks
II this should continue, it will give us the State.
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AuausrA. Oct. 4, 1859.

Au0usrA. Oct 4, 1852
Maine is as certain for The democratic ticket as New
Hampshire herself. ho
-, go Il this State take il the attempt is being
aSs throughout the North to bring in The body OF the
aAa,,oO strength to the support OF scou and Seward
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NEW YORK.
SISo SING. Oct 4.

SING SING, Oct A.
Cur friends are united to in this congressional
dsnc, and thoroughly organized and not democratic
vote will be withheld from the polls We willg in
this district for our entire ticket at least 1850 majority
BNGHAMToS, Oct S, 1852
| SEMI YOU enclosed of this State, which |
have complied from the best sources OF information.
do no, think ii possible that the majority Of Pierce and
King can fall below 10000.
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CONNECTICUT.

New HAVEN, Oct. s, 1852,
have 10 say, that never. within my political expert,
nave ,he political skies looked brighter in the 'land
s,.ad, bab,s" You may, think set Connecticut
Jown " for Pierce and King. unless something turns up
r;,h;n four weeks to upset our confidence.
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LcINTo, October /, 1852.

.a JACIHTo, October l. 1852
1t is with much pleasure that | can say. democracy
will triumph by larger majority than known be-
fore in this State judging from the feelings in this
y, and it has long since passed into fixed fact, as goes
Tishomingo goes the State"
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MAINE.

CAMDEN, Waldo county, October 5. 1862
Dan Pierce will. in my opinion. get in this State 1000
,s,;,v aver Scott wish you TO Understand that these
consider sits AT the worst, it will stand
well as state,
Slate IN the Union for Pierce and King than The gallant
State OF Maine III
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Sept. 30, 1852.
You may set Mississippi down for Pierce and King by
at least sight thousand majority. We had few caleec
ons in the northern part of State the goth ns
fill vacancies in the called session of the legislature
that will meet the 4th day of October, all OF which
give conclusive evidence that the democracy united in
the coming elections.
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PHILAprLpHIA, Oct. s, 1852.

We held mass meeting last night in Independence
Square II was truly monster acknowledgement as
have not seen sncelhs days of Jackson and the bank
and.he right spir, there too Unless there be some
secret dsafecon,I do mol think We have anything 10
fear, either here or in the State
There are which will affect our State ticket for
Judge and canal commissioner thai have bearing
on the election in November To take their vote
test would be no true criterion.
IL The presidential election were TO come of on Tues.
day. instead Of The State. Pierce and King, in my udg.
ment would have majority of from 10000 TO $4,000
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VOICES OF NATURES edited by Reverend Henry n.
v Cheever #."lfIf
Lives Of Winfield Scott Jacksen by r. Hendley
Archibald Cameron, or Heart Trials. ~. .# aU
Outlines Of Moral sciencei by Archibald Aerande D. D.
Essays Progress OF Nations; H. edition.
North American Review for October.
10 H TRANCK TAYLOR
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New HAVEN, Oct. I, 1852.


On Monday last the election for town officers (super-
vsors) was held generally in Connecticut.
4. ia as the returns have been received, and which
.ohsce ali PORTIONS Of the State, the democrats have
ads decided gains from The same elections OF last year,
when tbey carried large majority OF the towns
N some Of the towns the contest was most bitter and
in all these the democrats have gained largely
" G., down Connecticut as sure for Pierce and King
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the Saturday Evening Post Philadelphia paper
OF whg afinities.
AN OFFICIAL LETTER.-Some len days ago ad.
dressed letter TO the Post Office Department at Wash
ingon, in relation TO the scandalous conditon OF the
southern mails. In that letter enclosed the follow.
ing from subscriber in Arkansas, sample of sew.
eral recently received by
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by TELEGRAPH.

a2,-L ~ IL : .-.-s : z Il -. Z
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steps TO correct the irregulsriy:
Very respectfully, your obedent rervsnt
First Assistant Postmaster General
Now in the name OF all that is sensible and business
like what does the department wantl Does il expect us
subscribers 10 go hunting among the various dsrb
ung and subordinate post Offices to ascertain whose fault
is that the mails miscayi We inform Nf s. ID Ja
cobs, First Assistant Postmaster General that and our
subscribers have private affairs attend 10 and
that not employed and paidas he and others
for the public duty to which he refers just look at il
Why, the impudence or the ignorance OF this letter ia al
InconceIvabe Ii is as II we should answer some
wefounded complaint IN reference to the misdrecon OF
mismaing Of papers 10 subscriber, by requesting him TO
point out the particular clerk, packer, or printers dew
II who committed the error Mr. Jacobs and others are
paid by the people OF This country for the very work that
form Well, give the authority and the money and
we will perform the work. IL could moi nfuse into
the Pest Office Department little o that regularity which
is almost universally met with in large private under,a-
kings would be content 10 bear patiently all the gbes
and that all the editors OF the country could per-
perae, from the saeerng Mephls'opbeles Of the New
York Herald, down 10 certain editorial practical pint
Now, we beg Mr. First Assistant Jacobs 10 duly weigh
and ponder these facts; That It is quite sufficient for
Just complaint Of delay and ieguarity 10 be made 10
warrant examination by the department TO the
OF such delay and irreguarity that he and other
business like individuals are paid precisely for this among
other purposes; and that they bound, thereforen
however stupid and unskilful manner--to Immediately
set about recthcation OF the evils complained of And
10 one other important TACT we would also invoke Mr.
Jacobss attentionthat II is very nnwise for any 6rs
assistant-however pulled up by (" a little brief auhori.
ty"-to write curt nonsense TO the publishers Of
paper having probably from quarter TO half million Of
readers.
With such barefaced ehrontey al headquarersatth the
right hand OF the Postmaster Geneala total disregard
OF the obligation between the Post Office Department and
The public, and the indifference in such high quarters to
the rights OF citizens desiring and entitled to the adyan
ages OF periodical publications any one be surprised
at the Withholding by wbS postmasers OF political evi
dences Of neutrality-suspicious., Gardinerism, aboll-
tionsm, and the retnue Of abuses OF every kind, at
present existing al the seat OF governmentunder pre-.
arranged plan OF operations in view OF the presidential
contest by an abolition ally OF the whg candidate for
that Office formerly high officer Of that department, bat
now a, daily stipend flooding the country with The
Qrossest vituperaion and most malignant abuse OF an
honorable and pure citizen who happened, desisnedy
10 have been always the nnanehing opponent OF such
compound Of venalty is found managing here for 50
shameless pariyl n.