MARKING ON NEWSPAPERS.
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We are told that Oae Of our merchants ub.
long been in the habit OF seNdinp newsp,n.'I
his customers after having dra~n pen ~.
his advertisement, continued to d. 81 M,
Standing the order Of the Postmaster Gene,
tear otI wrappers and prosecute every o.,
should make any mark on a uwspnper ss,t
mail. A few DAYS ogo tho merchan, rscsi
a motto from the District Attorney, inwuu, 4, r
10 raIl. The invitation was compiled with ~
The District Attorney projuccd several Of H.,
new ~pnprrs which had been wrongfuIy !.
strnrtrd from tn" mails BY order Of the Posn,.
ter General, and inquired whether the mercb, )
mad made these marks or caused them to be- ma.
The merchant sad YES, and the Attorney iDro,,
ed mm that he had been ordered to cofnmpn,.
prosecution for Tins NJllon of Post Office =,
,l,rs. The merchant ajjrcs srd the pos,m,,,
General, requesting TINT lunctlonar, 10 nfo,
INN Mherc the PROVISIONS Of law could be for
whIru he was charged with having violated -.
The answer was n dl>conlnuance Of the SIN, :
Tin, rr>tunSlcr Generals arbitrary order, vs,
llr >u,e foundation OF the suI. Our Impressoo
tN.,l suit against the Postmaster General for n
drrog lu" "uvci"r4 of the papers to be lakeno
nud Tie papers withheld from their proper n,
ucr>, WouI be ilkcIy 10 find not only law but Do.
lie uuuIOu to sustain II.