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CONSOLATION TO THE AFrL1crED.-We in sert the following delectable mOrceGu iron the pen of Amos Kendall, for the express purpose of Administering consolation to those afflicted locos who have lost "their crusts' under the present administration. For we are confident that when they read it, they will acknowledge with heartfelt emotion thai they have been dealt justly with.

 FRANKLIN MILLS, (Ohio,) Sept. g, '29.

 "To reform measures, there must be a change of nser." "Without change ot men, fraud cannot be punished; delinquen. cies cannot be detected unlawful allowan. ces cannot be stopped improper modes oi doing business, and irregular practices in offices, can never be corrected. Do not all offices belong to the People! What right have the incumbents to them more than olh- CTS? No wrong is done to the man who is removed, for he is deprived of no right. It is the duty of the President, and all others to whom the People have entrusted the pow CT, to remove their subordinates whenever they think the public interest requires it, So fascinating is power, and so corrupting the long possession of office, that believe the chances for pure administration, would be much greater, were a limit of eight or ten years prescribed. beyond which no man ohOu'u OC SOHIPClCuL tO uOIu dlI( Ol tue SUD- ordinate offices at Washington.

 It is the policy of office holders to create an impression that their offices are prirate rights; that they are wronged when remo- we'd {; that they have right to demand the reasons for their removal, and have them formally set forth. When the People as- sent to doctrine like this, you may bid farewell 10 all hope of reform, however great may be the abuses of our Government. We shall have Clerks, Auditors, Comptrol- CTS, Registers, Treasurers, and Secretaries for life; bad customs will never be correct ed; erroneous principles will prevail for ever; precedent will take the place of laws the official corps at Washington will govern the Union and if we do not have Presidents for life, we shall have enlaied upon us for ever, succession from one office to another preserving the unity of the official phalanx and perpetuating all their opinions and abu- ses:: In my opinion, the people have cause to fear too teao removals than loo naany"

 AMOS KENDALL.