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PosT OFFICE DfpARTMENT.-We perceive thai
Postmaster General Wcklif[e is now in this neigh.
borhood, and we have no doubt that he will draw
great many sensible reflections on the pre-
sent situation of the Post Office Department, by
seeing the manner in which his contemporaries are
prospering in the work OF carrying letters cheap
rate. The probability is, that Mr. Wicklfle will,
before he leaves his office, run the Department in
debt to the amount OF million OF dollars, beside
running il in public opinion, that great difficulty
will be experienced by Congress in its re-organiza
ton


Such have been the effects of Mr.. Wickliffe's
obstlnacy-s self-willed obstinacy in refusing all
form OF the Post Office Department, and partlcu
larly IN adopting his narrow and proscriptive pro
hlbition OF the railroads employed by the govern
ment, from conveying the newspapers between the
large cities He now begins to open his open hs
eyes TO the effects Of his own oond,o,