The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-02

10 one of the on dits OF the Correspondent o. inc
Ne9 York Herald, the editor OF the onio say sa that
we seize this occasion At The same about
ourselves and we are certain we shall no, zee .S;ngs
of within the next sixty days we nsanly more So
with good grace as any man can 20 that ribblers
than most men could do. We are aware Una. .. :, s
are employ ed here to get up MISREPRESENTATION
linton, Sept 2s -,
Father Reaie ieapss The Washington Correspondents 10
their hour upon the stage
nWe cannot il is reconcile ourselves TO notice
tbsm in detail and therefore, we leave the Washington
Correspondents &c to fret and strut their busy hour
upon the stage " Union Oct. l.
In the same paper the English correspondent OF
the Charleston Mercury comes in iorh basling.
CHAPTER
Father RifchSe has neper seen SO many tatSeh0odsi
FIVE to begin with that species OF nomencia'
should be constantly in the habit OF using the
word idculous for never have we have seen SO MANY
falsehoods afoat as are propagaed by the washington
scribblers and wing editors.-Unfon, oct.7
CHAPTER XVII.
Father Ritehie accepts the paterat relation.
"And lot OF jokes he always had,
SIGH ine old crab was my old dad."-Negro Song:
1--WE must all have our ncknames, we presume, and
If we may compare great things with smaD Bonaparte
might we'll have protested against the Little Corpor-
ali es we against the Father '"-Union, Oct. 8.
CHAPTER XVIII.
Eafhsr Richie ddrises another Netr York editor.
"sixty days after date" &C. Promfssory Nofs
1.-THE editor himself will be ashamed before sixty days
are over having admitted such stuff into his coiumns
$50 also will another New York editor. a. q. Ben
net wto permits Of his scribbers to insinuate,
that the President does not go far the Tariff ques
ton as the Secretary of the Treasury.'-Union.
CHAPTER XIX.
Father Richie tells about the detdyops the Lions manr
:" Seven weeks however, will pass away and then all
the idle speculaons Of the Washington pondens
the wing editors will vanish like dew drops the
lions name Union, Oct H.
CHAPTER XIX.
Father Richie tells ohouf that Dinner.
g Here's health to all good lasses
Fill. my lads I'LL up your glasses,
Let the bumper toast go round."-Od Song
"Ths Washington correspondent Of Northern paper,
the Asio York Herald may spare his animadversioDs
He is mistaken III supposng that dinner given Cat
Cole map's) Sunday, by gentleman of New York
two of the Secretaries the editor of the Uaon &c 1t
very agreeable dinner in the Of the week.
Union Oct l3.
CHAPTER XXI.
Father Richie r,pudidfes horizontal Tariff"
Horizontal sir horizontal to lay it flat the
ground The Sehooimaster.
"A correspondent OF Northern paper (ths New York
Herald speaks OF horizontal Tariff. We not ad
vised OF there being any political economist in this city
And here for the present, we are intercepted by
the ringing of the bell at the depot from further ex-
tracts. Sorey has Father Richie been annoyed by
the "scribblers," and their scribbngs have indeed
made him The verlest scrbbler of us all
In our cursory examination of the Union files, we
are satisfied of having missed sundry precious ex-
tracts, such Father Rltchle's cutting the whole
tribe OF scrlbbers, at different times, and
IN detail, particularly tn innocent correspondent of
the ~ y. Herald, and playful scribbler of the
Charleston, Mercury But We have given enough
to show, that never was a "iurrlner' go pestered
by mosquitoes Father Richie has been by the
great crucifed Bagbys horde Of pestiferous let
ter-writers." Bon jour,