Wisconsin Tribune

The Niles Intelligencer, in speaking of the misconduct of Postmasters in Michigan under the late Administration, after quoting an article upon the subject from the Advertiser, headed 'Removals without cause,' adds:

To answer these charges of removals without cause, we don't see any other way than to 'let the cat out of the bag,' and to expose the uniform corruption of Postmasters thro' out the country. We may add at least one to the list from this quarter. It was no uncommon thing for the people of Niles to find their papers, for which they had called regularly, at the groceries, where they had probably yielded a greater profit than the postage would have amounted to. We have been obliged to have papers containing important political matter, sent to us by a private conveyance, being unable to get them through the post office. So much for the public and the post office. How Uncle Sam will come out in the matter, remains to be seen in settlement.