dred copies of the speech of Mr. I.loyd, Presi- j dent ol" the Hoard of Aldermen, in opposition to equal suffrage. It is difficult to conceive whether this novel idea, originating with those holding local federal appointments here, is the ebulition of partisan spleen, or the evi dences merely of a purpose, in connection with j the postmaster, to give a broad intimation to the President that his views of suffrage and j the white man's present superiority over igno