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o. The POSTAGE REFORM bill has been signGd
by John Tyler, and is now law 1t will take
effect on aud after the lst of July. Although less
thorough ihan we think ii should be, ii embraces
many excellent provisions and will do great good.
Ii faithfully carried into execution, i, will reduce
the cost of Mail Transportation between Half
Million and Million of Dollars per annum, while
it will hardly reduce the receipts after a year or
two, and may increase them. The outrageous
Franking Privilege of Congress is not cut down, as
IT should be, nor is discrimination made in favor
of pay in advance but let us be thankful for what
we have, and take care TO secure farther improve
ment al the next session.