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FRIGHT 1s PRACTIoE.-0fhcial delinquency or interference in elections was to be the of movas from office. We venture to say that nine out of every ten removed by this administration far have not been obnoxious to either of these charges. We find abundan: evidence of the fact in the praises which lavished by many of the whg papers on the democratic office holders. The Boston Courier, speaking of the new appointment of Postmaster, says-

 JOUR PosT-OFFICE.-Mr. Gordon, the newly appointed Postmaster of Boston, was duly installed in the premises Monday morning. He has long been known to many of our citizens, as business of great activity, and if he serves the public as Postmaster, with much zeal as he has served the Whig party for the last few years, there will be no cause of complaint

 "Mr. Greene, the late incumbent has been most faithful an accommodating officer, and his regrets for the loss of office must be, some degree, consoled by the testimony which the press uniformly bears to his worth. Whatever pecessities there might exist for the change, we are sure they would not arise from any want ofability faithfulness in him. We never heard complaint against hIm, except from indi- vdual. His administration has been impartial, and his demeanor, a public officer, courteous and polite to all, of whatever political creed"

 In Philadelphia similar encomiums passed on the official conduct of Mir. Page the postmaster, while that conduct contrasts so strongly with the oii- cer there, that the whg merchants themselves cir culating petitions for his removal. We could mem ton instances in the Mobile Custom House, but in- asmuch as they known to every one, it is unne- cessary.

 These things all go show that the "powers that be- the rankes hypocrtes alive and should teach the people that party which can cooy falsify prom ises as soon as they made, is unworthy to be trusted as far out of sight can throw mill stone.