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Posr OFFICE REmovAL-.-We copyth the follow
ing from the Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday-
viewed in the light Of the facts here set forth,
now contemplate the thousand charges Of pro-
scription preferred by the Loco FecoPFesses against
Mr. Granger:


The new Postmaster General, when nc came in
to Office found tha, three thousand three hundred
and ,hirty.scvcn OF the Postmasters OF Amos Ken
dali were in arrears or default. Since the +th OF
March last, one thousand six hundred Postmasters
have been appointed, most of whom have been TO
supply the places OF as many Of the above default
err. 4 great cry Of dis,res, has been sent UP on
accom-: Of the removals We learn from the late
speech OF Mr. Briggs of Massachusetts, that. not
wi,hstandlus all the cry AID fuss made, the Wing
Postmaster General Is no touch hi, Prcdccc' sor
Amos Kendall in the same business. hc la;tcr,
in 1889 appointed ,no thousand two hundred and
eighty seven and in 1910 TWO thousand t'vo hun
dred and seycnty-one po,tmasters. ezclnstre OF
those 10 I'LL new Offices. Is it not correct to bal
alicc t4e account