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Now | assert, without fear of contradiction
for the facts are susceptible of proof, that the
above named works have been brought from n :.
York to this city at one cent each, in B. S. &
T.'s publishers mail, with the consent and by
the arrangement of Mr.. Wickllffe, (which mail
is advertised to go along with the regular
mail :" and also, that all the un6Ound "cheap
literature" of the day has been brought here at
the same rate, and will continue to be, If Mr..
Wicklitfe can convince the Railroad Directors,
as he is endedUoring TO do, that these bags are
part of the regular mail. b. S. q I. of course
do not work for nothing and their salary must be
paid out of this reducedpostage. This same kind
of matter will be carried to Chicago, by this ar
rangemcnt, at the same price. The postage on
newspapers is also reduced, you will see, I and
one half the legal rates, they advertise to carry
for of cent each-the rate being l and II.


If Mr. Wicklitfe has the power or the legal
right to reduce the rates of postage on printed
matter, in an arrangement with b. S. & I. he
had the night to reduce the rates of letter postage
also if he has not such right repeat he has
pi0lated the lar, and ,oith that HIS OATH OF
OFFICE.


do not intend to cast any reflection on Bur-
CESS, Stringer s. Townsend in this matter; they
have an undoubted right to be in the employ of
the P O. Department. and think them far more
fortunate than their fellows-for their employer,
in the fullness of his benevolence, not only gives
them a great advantage as venders of cheap
literature but virtually bestows on them the
"frankng privilege, for they frankly say in their
circular, :: all letters or orders connected with
the (qucrc, our p business can be put in the re-
turn bags


hope some ADLER pen than mine will take up
this part of the {" Post Office Question, and keep
the subject in agitation until the whole matter is
settled. have some other facts on this subject
which if you wish you shall have.


Yours, in opposition to e1tortion. B.


This book weighs II. dry and at letter postage
would cost SlS