Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-15

wAsHISeToS CRY, January IL, 1910.
The Editors Wail"-lNr. kenddii-No Senate
Today Proceedings Of the House Of Representa-
tires-d Name and Virginia ITar- Col. John
son-Ur. Forsyth-IHr. PoM-br. I'm. Ruff,
King-PyeacLing in he Capitol, &c.
The last winter an Editors MAR was placed
on the railroads between this city and New
York. for the express benefit Of the New York
press. BY Of the operation Of this mail, you
and all the New York editors were enabled to get
your Washington dispatches, in time to insert them
in your morning editions.
This " Editors Mail" was kept mp till the contract
between the government and the Philadelphia rail-
road expired, and even then IL was not abando I'd
The Postmaster General willing to indulge the press
and anxious 10 keep up regular communication
tctween Washington and New York, employ ed two
special agents TO carry u on one OF the railroads.
These agents went the road but two days before
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad Company
took IL upon itself 20 stop their progress and thus
was he Editors Mail" pat an end 20, for the pre-
sent at least.
90 not know what YOU thought about that mai.
but did look upo1 u a matter Of very great
venience and utility; and ! very willing to
thank MIR Kendall for getting It ne.
IL operated as an immense engine q convenience
to the New York press ard am not AZ all disposed
chaunt hossnnns To the Philadelphia aud Baltimore
aud wilmington Railroad for breaking ~ up. But
tie New York Courier a Enquirer is ready TO split
with jov, becaute it has been put down.
MIR. Kendall has addressed letter tc the Postmas.
ter az Baltimore the subject and II is 10 be hoped
that IL will be extensively copied. The stoppage Of
the Editors Mail by the Railroad Company, ia nv
opinion monstrous outrage. What is to be done IN
its absencel
The Senate has not been in operation today. The
Senators have been out spree, and have had ol
Nv time Of 1t, III be sworn 10 say.
The operations IN the House Of Representative TO
day CONNIE need. and cont inued fcr some time amid
- TIE fumes Of satpeirc
As il is proper that the world should be enlighten
cd in relation 20 this splendid affair must tel yor
ID about II
The dav before yesterday, Mr. John VI Bolts, o.
Vir inia made his maiden fpeech, and II prettl
rood ono for it need moi b. denied, that M- Bolts
q man Of talent and ability. Well, IN getting tina
speech out of him. know not how Il exactly wa
that he made the remark ~ he did say. h yond vi
doubt that Gen'l Jack on VISA tyraut There wa
no very great harm IN that you know; and perhsp
same people besides Me- Bolts believe II 20 BE- true
/ Yesterday, Mr. Albert Smith. of Maine. IDLY "a
l1coraco six feet benin the eyes, custom house al
! .n,asurernent" and with belly nearly AZ large
Mr. DIXON Lewis got the floor TO let oT a speech
and as he was getting it out 81 him, said that N
charge Of tyranny that bad be echoed again.
Gen. jackson was a base falsehoOd and SANDER
But he did not saw that M. JOAN NJ. Bolts, OF Vi
ginia, was e slanderer, or liar.
Tbs morning, as soon the Journal had been rss
WI. Bolts rose IN b. place and said that d
msndsd that Mr. a SIN ~, - ould say 10 the How
whether he meant e. say, did not t1cao % soy, On
! he was liar, sDd rl1n1srtr.