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a considerable dissatisfaction has been
manifested in relation to the stoppage of
the mail on Sunday, and some even 60
so far as to charge the administration
with design Of uniting church and state
The fact is, the order was made 10 the
reign of Van Buren, by Mr.. Niles, then
Postmaster General, and was forced upon
him BY the embarrassed condition Of the
finances Of the department. Mr.. Gran
ger has only continued the order in force
from the same motives as will appear by
the annexed extract from his report.


"a considerable saving will be found in
the curtaIment Of service generally d.
rected by my immediate predecessor, in
limiting the transportation Of the mails to
SIX trips a week upon most Of the routes
throughout the nation. The embarrassed
state of the finances Of the Department,
IT 1t was to remain unaided by the gov
ernment, cloarl y indicated the proprietv
ot some reduction of service, and the re-
Iiglous sense of the community will GER
tainIy approve the feeling that selects the
as the day on which that service
should not be performed. Yet it cannot
be denied that this order has borne heavi.
ly upon contractors and in many instan.
ces causes great arrangement in the trans
portation of the mails.