Post Office Reform.
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The Noring NotcS informs us that Mr. Cave
Johnson, the new Postmaster General, "would
not select Journal so rankly lmbued with -4boii.
non, 10 say nothing OF IFhiggism, as TIE Tn
6tne, for an advertising medium" Certainly not
We trust there has been no act of our litc base
enough TO entite us 10 partialiy al the hands Of
Cave Johnson. But thc lac, which the News pro-
iesses 10 support and SAYS lis Postmaster General
will execute in good faith prescribes that after the
list OF July next the two papers in each city haring
The icrScst circulation shall have the advertising Of
the letters. They receive this by no grace OF the
p. Nj. General or the City Postmaster; they pur-
chase ltby no crnsug servily 10 nor fulsomc fiat.
terry OF the powers tha, be- bat obtain il as their
lswial night. Now, Mr. News, will You give Us
any good reason Why this Advertising should not
De given IN accordance with the spir, of this law
before The Isl OF July, ii the Postmaster General
be intraih disposed 10 give fair play To The Postage
Reform which he did his utmost 10 deeats Are
you not pretty friend of the noble Reform Bill 10
put in your slang about the Whisgey and Aboli-
uon of The Tribune as a plea in bar Of due obe-
dience TO the SPIN, of the law '-esqecially since
YOU sva,ui,ously assert that The Tribune will not
be entitled 10 the List of Letters under that Law
What has this 10 DO with the question? The Law
says II SHALL be given 10 the most widely circu-


lated, and you admit that TIE Nc,ss is not one OF
these. Then why Is Selectedl