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The PosTAGR BnL.-So then, after all, the Post
age Bill has been taken up in the House of Re-
presentaves and there is comfortable assurance of
its being made law. And yet this great mea-
sure Of universal interest and value, has only es-
capped by the narrowest chance in the world being
thrown overheard at this session OF Congress
We believe that the country will have to thank
the independent press for the passage of this Bill
In the squabbles and intrigues Of the mere party
politicians, the public interests are uniformly for
gotten, or thought OF only when they can possibly
be made to serve the "base uses'' of partizanshp
But In this case the independent newspaper press
has SO perseveringy pressed the subject of postage
reform, that the political tricksters and traders
have been obliged to yield, and we trust now to be
able. very soon, to congratulate the country on the
success of its patriotic and unabated efforts.