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J. The ,Iadisonian publishes a letter from the
Postmaster General 10 Mr.. Redd, stating the rea-
sons why the President had removed HIM from
the Post Office at Lexington. Ky. The chef
cause, according TO his own showing, seems to
have been. that the President found on cxamna-
ton that Mr.. RS predecessor, NJ Fickhn, who
had already held the Office for over twenty years,
and distinguished himself as bitter, brawllng
Loco Foco, was dismissed partially on Mr.. Clay's
recommendation. This was enough Mr.. Clay
had thought it best that he should be OUT Of
course, Mr. Tyler considered it indispensable that
he should be in. And in he was put, Mr. Redd
being dismissed.