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WB1c CONSISTENCY Perhaps no man
in the same space of time ever removed
as many persons from Office ns the Hon.
Francis Granger, General Harrlson's
Post Master General. Not less than.
seventeen hundred men were removed
from office by that black hearted Aboll-
ZIONIST. to crafty his own pitiful, con-
temptible revenge; and who murmured
at this havoc? Did the Wings, from
whose banners, in 1910, the motto OF
"no prescription for opinions sake" flew
streaming in the'windsf They did not
but maddened by their party zeal-ren-
dered insane by their Unsuitable desire
for the sspoils,' and not yet recovered
! from the intoxicating cider that destroyed
their reasoning faculties, they reVeled
in the scene, and laughed at the glorious
work, as did Robespierre when he saw
the bloody heads Of his innocent victims
roll from the guilIotine. But "a change
came Ger the spirit of their 'dream!
John Tyler has turned the other edge Of
the sword to the performance Of its func.
tions, and Wing heads are tumbling down
the rugged hill of prescription. What
is the cry from the Whig press? The
first we lay our hands on exclaims, in 9
ftof indignation, sTyler tyrannyH anc
then proceeds to condemn the captain
in very strong language, for what it Re
garded in Mr. Granger as perfectly pro
per, and as entirely conclusive evidence
Of his being 'Whig Of high standing!
Captain Tyler has got to work fast if h
removes as many men during his tern
as did Mr. Granger: but what is an un
pardonable sin in one, constitutes the 9th
er's greatest virtue!


We look forward with joyful anticipa-
tion TO the time when the honest indigna
tion Of The people will drive the braw!ins
demagogues Of the Wing party from
place or station in the administration
of the Government: that day is not far
distant! CLAY and Clayton Tip AM
Ty.' nor any other device in their wa!
Of electioneering, can save them: no no
even the law districting the Staies-th
last and most pitiful OF all the efforts {
which they have been guilty.