Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-19
The Ner Organ al Washington.
ANOTHER BLOWER WANTED,

However easy Mr.. Richie may have found IL,
heretofore, to organise the Democracy of old Vir.
| GINA, by soft words and sweet sounds he mus:
see now that he will have TO play on an entirely
different KEY, or his organ will get out Of tone
with the Democracy at Washington. Such mu-
sic as suits Virginia don't suit all parts of the
| Union. Read the speculations of an Observer,
at the Metropolis. who sends the following letter
| to the Commercial Advertiser n. Y. He speaks
! of both the new journals at Washington.
| WASHINGTON, May II. Is45
"The condition Of the Democratic press in this District
feature the order Of things which iorciby ar
one attention. The change consequent upon the
coming of the existing administration has very great
ly the The American Punch. as ono OF Your
correspondents appropriately named the Mzdsonan de-
ceased Punch rather the fiddle than the organ Mr.
Tyler and his OF apprentices IN the government
Mr. Jones sometimes indeed, attempted to play of the
grand, solemn and sublime peals which the powers OF
IN. latter alone hed express; but here he
failed. HIS forte the soft pathetic, the -comcal
the laDgushng Jones frequently tried his hand
"conspracies" against Mr. Tyler, Democracy and ber-
ty but his efforts in this line unsuccessful he then
took warning the country that "stoms brewing"
but the result of his bre~ings very small beer. lie
sought OF sympathy and gratitude with
and for his prosecuted patron and showers started
at his appeals but they tears Of understandable
mrh the mans grimaces. The Madsonian an Gin.
nocent in double 1t hud the idiots simplicity and
the barmessness of the infant.
IL harm. and il did none. II excited not the
passions revenge we've never he ard
that the juveniles in the did leap in the
intensity OF their delight IL Harlequn's fiddle. Its
affair Of another character II contro
verted question, whether editors treated ond spo
ken q" ss public II they not, the editors Of the
United States Journal exempted from remarks regard
ing their previous respective The Journal
not weak and yapId than the lamened Punch
But the design Of conductors is clearly very different
that entered the head OF the former
editor. You know the great agency which those de-
iestabe and disgusting ses daily forth by the human
beasts, Mara and Heber, had bringing the hor
OF eighteen hundred and ninety three and ninety
IN the days Of the French revolution They promulgated
the Of the Jacobin Club. and insed into the
hearts of the Democracy Of the auxbourgs the phoso
ply Of and pointed with bloody hands the way
TO Its practical application Now 1 do mean 10 say
that the mouth piece Of Young America, or the Young
Democracy, or Whatever else IT choose style its
constituency in this city, is likely, under any circum-
stances would be likely TO instgae to such horrible deeds
those to which have alluded. IL could not for the
character Of people Is such that the atrocities OF the
French revolution here, hoped any
where else Of France. The United States Journal
however is evidently striving to make itself the instrument
Of that fierce, inoeran and british spirit Of parlanshp
which eHemplfed in the existence and conduct If that
bald u Worries in your city, called the Empire Club. 4"
AZ the real "organ Of the administration il il fs,nd
TO discourse in weak and piping tone, oil the
taste OF the Democracy Ia these regions Oh how greatly
would they prefer have back again the vigor end efficacy
81 the Globe, though combined with all tho Globes
eroCiy aud msignaney. The isci1 find be, since my
arrival Of the federal city, yesterday morning, supposed
II was The feeling - so sroug and general amount
10 conviction among the Democracy, that Father Ritcie
disrespec n himl sSHt do. have convsrsed
with O the prominent among the oldest "Deno-
errts" resident Ia the city, who thsthe party" al
ready ,nBuied Ia doo with the long twh1dng Official ed
itora Of the Unon like the elaborated essays In the
Richmond Enquirer about the country politics Of Virginia
But paueulay shocked have been their Democratic feel
ngs at the long, st euOgos the Union upon the person.
Al ehafnetet' habits aud pursuits Of tie President and the
members Of his Cabinet.
Iis childish. they peeyshly say ~ sycophsnc and
iusome. And IN truth they right here IL nothing
about these great Oi day 90 Justify ell this parade
u y IN wrciched Taste, md very resom-. There things
said the gentleman 10 whom refer. done much bet
ter style by Mrs ROyal who has been long the busI-
ness and undefstands Her habit nearly oil your feadefs
aFe probably 10 give lsbored pulls every
body OF sny noiofcy that happens 30 be Washington
from the President down the members Of State Legs-
l,ofe ~ her little paper. the Ionuess, will on
saturday aud 90 send round the hat escb for payments
Tor the same on Monday. Your humble CORE. pondent
fecoiects that some years he hOnored in this
way and had TO pay only hail dollar for "a tall manly
lOfm "6fccan features" and "sn oval face" notWith-
Standing nature had been illibcrs deny him any
aud n those adysnisges The impression general here
tbat MI kiciie - 10 have help, but whether IL will
como from Albany or elsewhere ~ surmsed.
=. T. Blair - not going abroad IN any diplomatic cspa-
ciV nor y he ~ present IN the good grsces Of the adn-
lsuauon MI Polk " considered candidate Tor re-elec
uon and Il - suspected that oil his appointments
have been made in view ~ that Effect"
The Annual Convention Of the Episcopal church, for
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