New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-31
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VIEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
REFORM IN THE NYACK POST OFFICE.
....zIn.r. .xD prpu1IICANs COMPLAINING OF

npuocp.rs AND REPUBLICANS COMPLAINING OF
THE NEW POSTMASTER.
Since unjust busting Of Miss sarah l. ,rasy dewo
Gratis the obecons OF the people to the
many Democrats who tried todisguise an evident .hr
70 the dish Of w MOVE mite with neigh
bors and demand that order shall specify err Of
IN the Ssek RG'S 9s hs
ocratc organ raises in the following termsa VOICE "
position Mr. Pssss no% .nos we launched
business In this village, and fron the eatse We r
and sorry we are to say during the eight years OF
experience we have not heard as na,y Ives IVES
aasiust the post office as during three weeks
just past Some Of our subscribers say mat lney
cannot tell The list correct; the names are thsrei
the person directs them every mo ana the gres
Written plainly "sven the blind can read them yet
where DO these Sp,ss s0 ouS sss Ct ali but that Mr.
Humphrey frstcass blacksmith and that ne sertSs
his dr 10 snd u nGw what to
drop on IL the to harden just the right
for spring or shse sSt !, fSs d, ,he
10 post office and gve Mr. H. four years wheren %
ms bnx sbo o him We want one now ght
away. that quick and positive reader 10 tis
ed that Mr. Humphrey shall be postHaser but he must
have able corps OF clerks that understand their pus
ness, or the people Of Nyack won't stand IT,"
Added to the above Democratic editorial opinion may
be mentioned the following from the last Issue OF nc
RookIand County Journal edited by Indian Coinini'-
sioner Charlton: - -. ma
1.-THE present manage ment OF the Nyack post once
causes great deal of dissatisfaction among the DUST
of the place. both Republicans and
The midnight mall up, which under Miss Chrlstles
management sorted by TAD a. M so tnat
OF the express could get their letters before ney
left town, Is not ready for delivery now
until some time after o'clock thus men who 20 70 inc
turn in the evening for their mall The distribution OF
the other mails during the day Is equally SLOW, anu
much annoyance thereat is felt by the people here
Business men of Nyack are getting tired or tho mis-
management OF the post Office and II there is not an i
provemen soon they will seek for remedy III another
direction"
7heJouYlal also publishes the following note from
Democratic subscriber wel.known In the community
PLEASE DO NOT INTERRUPT.
To he Editor Of The Journal!
This il the sign that interrupts" me every morning
and prevents from getting mall on my way TO the
CITY I never had Interruptions" or the knd un.
der Miss Christes able management think IL would
ment and see II can't get mail with less inter-
rupti ons" and delays. AN INTERRUPTED DEMOCRAT
The sign which received with dsfavor has been re-
moved the postmaster hayingprobahly learned tnht
TO be expected and accepted Win
The office he has assumed Is no siuecure'
and during the summer season the NyaeK ms hro ga
oeptionay heavy. -.
The youth chosen by Mr. Humphrey to succeed John
Banch assistant postmaster lacks tho activity usn
y 10 be observed In OF direct Celtic descent ana
apparently suffers from paralysis OF every energy
when there rush OF business. In few years more
Mr. Blanch never will do The mails are sadly mixed
and delayed aud complaints are innumeraOle. inc
result IS that Democratic reform stock Is below par at
Nyack.