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REMOVALS AND REwARDs.-The Senaie's hon. per IS still heaped up with nominations 10 he ground ouf for the administration. We have heard (and there IS reason 10 believe i) that of the under srappers Of the miller get ioIl upon some, if not all inc bags. IL IS cerain thai there has been levy o per centage upon hundreds nf the bagged appoint ments in some quarters for the advantage of those who are supposed to have influence 10 put in, or keep m, officials.

 But apart from alfibe surmised motives which may or may not enter n,0 the present removals and ,I,- poln'menIs, how can any justify, on principle, the making of new administration for the Presi,rn, elect hy lhe expiring administration? The fact os removing officers of it's appointment, or other s which II has tolerated throughout it's existence and the appointment oi a corps the moment of it's exit, shows that Mir. T, Ier's administration is ai,n- Ing absolutey to ioresiaIi the administration by sDrt oi substitution of its-lG Because it claims at ihe eleventh hour o have supported Mir. Polk's cleo tlon, Ihe inference is that he wil the off cers they provide for hun, who also 10 have been his friends; nn6 in this way, by turning the old officers, and putting lm new ones of their own s'aIp, the prestn executive power may be really sa'a 5 '~ reach twp terms in the presidency h Mir. 'y"f gov the first term by accident, it that e'eso"to ,n have the next Ui sf armis-oi, accord.

 "g o va.sAv say ing in ihe West, ''snoius boius" |" |, h"~ u''e'e"l We conduct of exa ted minds! Mir. '"" nu,en reused w make removals after he was supeiseneo py 'he election of Gen. Harrison; or , no''."a'Lo"S' except 'e fill regular yacances-a thng indispensable 10 the utbIic service

 on me same principle, Me Senate refused To ac, upon MT. Adam's nominations exce,, ,o fiji ,aouIar vacancies and ' carry ihe sove,no,en alier Gen. Jackson's election.

 The midnight judges of the elder Ad,ms ,vere mi. versally considered an encroachment On Wr IeITsr. sons rights or rather those of the grea, party that brought him into power. And yet we hay. M. IT.. Ter. at this late day. huddng in appointment, in S vacancies made by his own act, to reward h,, ner. sona partisans; neither he they having any mar. ly,nor representing my interest in the country but their own prIvate intcrest.-tGlobe.