For the Tribune.
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4 Lorp CAL1 FOR REFoRM.-It is with deep nortihca-
ton that every Wing bat observe the hesi,ans
and yasclang pursued By leading previous
to and pending the arduou and apparently hopeless
contest between principles the hand and power
the other They loud and their denuncaticns
the conduct of the oce-hoders and advocnie Of the
Van Barren dynasty II Justly represented the hg
and the public large that the Locos betrayed the public
rights and abused s official influence. We were told, and
that truly, that they left stone unturned effort neg
ected to defend then party and retain their situations We
know the unccang efforts these hired Swiss made every
part of the Union and that too, their expcnce.
but at that oi the Government When where there
"a Loco meeting held the prominent Of which
not paid Custom-House and PosOicc dependents! The
excrtions OF the Wings all their and
prompted by principle Well the contest Is over and
glorious beg pardona nominal victory the result
Have these been hurled from that power which they
have abused Have they been renlavcd and their
supplied by who have borne , heat and peril, Of the
men, who have rskcd all in defence of the
genuine patriotic No. the farhest from possible.
They still retain their Offices and snecrihg defy removal
Look ,our CuStom-H House. Nay for the climax look
Post Office the deeply and loudly cxecried chan
mel OF corrupt intelligence and the almost successful vehicle
of political misrepresentation. Yet these uniiring and rec
less agents of the late Administration stand, were
rock of adanant.


well that the charge OF Prescription will be
raised and mawksh sympathy excited in favor of those
who have for years held lucrative places and who have been





party. But in the name ot wherein is the Proscr
tion Mercy such injustice the friends
OF the country Is such calculated dshcart
disgust and Parayze friends, aud render them luke
and indifferent in Of another struggle make
prccnons prcsciencc but boldly that the
bonds Of Union among the Wings already iooscning-
the love of many waxing cold and long the late
umphan phalanx will but Why it that
opponents have long maintained their power but because
key rewarded their friends and punished their enemies =
They pursued halfway measures, misplaced compass
sion rnous fear prevented their using their power in sup
port of their If they each other in
support of bad cause why should be much more
support Of far better Surely action, ought
belle words and give antagonists 10
say talk, but dare act Is that des
of talent and integrity and all merit is confined the
Locos Depend upon it, if the influence OF Office Is TO be
left in the present hands the Wing party will hardly muster
corporas guard CoSsIsTEScY.


05 Being crowded for room, publish the above
muncalion with simple demurrer OF its assmp-
tions of fact and its expeditions of principle 1t is not true
rat few chaagcs have boon made; and it well
derseod that many would have been but for the pend
ing Investigations and failure of the Wings unite upon
candidates. But will discuss this whole subject
us we have room for John Hancock's' third letter


Ed. T'riGuac.