IL The Boston Atlas, commenting on the
I,tc chance of Collector at this Port saws:
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we have no san for the removal OF such man Ed;


nri Curtis lie has been the subeyiens tool ot lyie anu


hands He ha himself low for the sske o place
and tei the good and 10 loe HIM the
aspect oi all holUtahe snd hieh.mnded men We have
reluctance that he should meet ms reward al
ength


We perceive neither wisdom nor justice in the
use Of such language toward a victim of the Ty-
Ter guillo,ine Random charges like these can
no, have much weight in the face Of the unani-
nous appreciation by the business community
mere OF the manner in which the Custom House
las been managed BY Mr.. Curtis, as was cvinced
5y the Merchants Memorial 10 the Senate against
any change We perceive no foundation for these
charges but in the fact that Mr.. Curtis has re
n,aincd in Office under John Tyler. keeping in a
large number of excellent, fearless Wings who
would have been promptly made TO walk the
blank il Mr. c. had resigned. But, having been
,pponted by Gen. Harrison in place of a Loco
foco, and confirmed by Wing Senate, Mr..


Curtis saw fit TO hold on, with the hearty approval,
50 far as we have learned, even OF those Wings
,cho most ardently opposed has confirmation. Ii
,e has done any wrong, let US have it specified
md all condemn him together; but such vague
,buse is unwise. We suspect, If the truth were
,nown. that he mas lost his Office by refusing TO
10 lust such work as the Atlas accuses him OF
STOPPING 10.