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LOUIE HebeTt v IB4o. ~-@'e@


The law says that only one member of family
can have the privilege of an appointment there,
and yet here are brothers, both graduating in the
course of five years. ra


As my present vocation does not allow me much
time for communicating important matters of this
nature to your readers oftener than once week
or once fortnight, ! shall avail myself OF the
information in my possession of occasionally un-
covering many Of the corrupt movements of the
men at the heads Of the departments. This will
have no connexion with party politics, for all par
ties have been guilty of the same conduct


A list OF all clerks in the different departments
here, together with the influence which has been
brought to bear upon the appointments, the States
from which they have come, the time they are
employed, and' he money received, not earned,
by them, will, one day or other, form serious
chapter for the people to study from.