Dalton reminds McMaster that he complained some time ago of his copy of the Freeman being help up in the local post office out of contempt for him, because he is a Catholic. The term of office of the incumbent postmaster, Bosworth, is almost up, and Dalton would like to have him replaced with Daniel Collins, who is a good Catholic and an honest Democrat, who has been voting thirtyfive years. Dalton appeals to McMaster to use the influence he has with New York post office and elsewhere in behalf of Collins. :: I-2-g A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.