The Charlotte Journal

Wm. L. May, a Van Buren Representative in the last Congress from Illinois, has published a pamphlet in which he accuses the leaders of his party of divers acts of corruption. Among others he enumerates a pretty long list of Amos Kendall's relatives who have been provided with lucrative offices in the post office department. Two or three of them are in the Dead Letter office. Kendall placed them there to pocket the money found in the dead letters returned to the general post office. This is a more serious charge than we ever saw preferred against the Postmaster General by his political opponents. But then these official gentry doubtless know each other better than the whigs know them.—Kennebec Journal.