Postage Reform,
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MI, j. Barrett of Middletown, CT. has published
in an Extra Sentinel and Witness some excel
lent suggestions on the proper Rates Of Postage,
fcrcibiy exposing tn, injustice of charging d
letter of less than average weight treb'c Postage
because ii is supposed to consist of three pieces
of paper. He proposes that every package
weighing less than half an ounce shall be charged
with single Postage only, and that Printed Mat
ter shall he charged on similar principle. This
Is perfectly right, but we fear it is not s,tsiaabe
We have ceased TO hope for the passage Of
iellly good Postage Reform bill by this Congress-
and SHALL thankfully receive the smallest fayo.s
Il Congress will pass any bill at sll, we shall be
agrecably disappointed.