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 Mir. Van buren cornmeneed the game of intrigue years ago. Prescription, also, is no novelty with Tim. The newspapers are mallclousiy rep ublishing his famous let- ter of "snffering," in which he urges the doctrine of ''reTo1al. Perhaps our read CTS have not SC en 1t; We therefore snbioin the precious m.orceau Baltimore Bairiot.

 My Dee.r Sir-0ur su6eringg, owing to the rasc1lity of deputy postmasters, ds and cries aloud for relief. We ind It Absolutely impossible to penetrate the lo' erlor with our papers, and unless we can o4tasIa Them hytwo or three prompt re- meY als, there IS no limiting the injurious that may result from a- Let me therefore entreat the Postmaster General to do an act of justice, and render IS partial service by the removal of Hols of Herkimer, and the appointment of Ja- beg Fox. Esq. Also of Howel of Bath, and tho appointment of an excellent friend, ". B. Rochester, Esq. young man of the first responsibility and worth in the state and the removal of Smith at Little Falls, and the appointment of Hollister: and the removal of Chamberlain in 0x- ford, and the appointment of Lot Clark, Esq. I am in extreme haste, and can therefore add no more. Use the enclosed papers according to your discretion; If any thing is done, let t be quickly done, and you may rely upon 1t much good may result from it." Yours ofectionally,

 M. VAN BUREN.

 The Hon. HENRY MEIGs.

 April 4. 1920.