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


Warrington.
Correspondence of the Heraldl
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1886
psrs Ia Bagateie" DE hoe multi nsulta osnnes GIs-
quad, nemos satis"-Fater Richie and the Letter
tcriters
There Is quarrel not yet settled between the citi
ready produced some blows keePp NV psople quite
neutral but have ordered them be on their guaid-
Byrons Letters
"We lay before our readers" in this mornings
paper, certain extracts suiatim from the Union.
beginning with its second number, in May last
They will give something of an idea Of the ntolera-
BILE suferngs that Father Richie has endured from
that omnpresent class of the disciples Of Mephisto-
philes, distinguished by the great Bsgby as ",he
pestiferous etter-writers," and by Father Richie
himself, as the "hireling scrbblers" But to bs.
gln:-
CHAPTER l.
Fahsr Richie has been long enough in Washington 10
s', vs e Sf INGENIOUS s
opinion IF a Bee-hipe.
I'VE have already been long enough in Washington
to know that pretty much like Athens in the days
Of Demosthei where the orator said the contron
ing question was, What is the newsr And whore this
exiravagan curiosity productive Of still more extra
VACANT reports in the metropolis The atmosphere itself
seems loaded with rumos These are caught up BY the
nuity in circulating them at distance Union, Msy p
1915.
Father Ritehie denies the Of Erra Session. and
certain fable.
"Some of the newspapers and letter writers have al
luded to an extra session of Congress- As such
annunciatons only calculated, &c.we deem BEST
"a letter from washington says:-A part of the
Globe contract has not yet appeared in print" &C.
Bait Pat
a fsSis-It is ridiculous suppose that such
rangement could form any part OF the contract The
thing is almost too triing even to be contradictsd-
Union, May L.
u
Father Richie makes the Letter vriters.
"He was very peaceable sort Of a man except when
you stirred him up, and then he was hell"-Be Hor.
1--WE make no war the letter writers from wash
than their abuse. We would rather have their good
wishes than provoke their resentment Many Of them
all the materials which aaoat in the city but the
misfortune is they make too much use Of them" &C. TO
the extent Of half q column ]-Union, Msy 49,
Father Ritehie stops that colt"
"And every one cried stop colt
As loud as they could 6awL"
"wHe, can you let me have new breeches"
"My name is LEGION for are msny.n
Some idle gossip was circulating in \, our s streets
still begin to call them streetsD that there
called eabae this morning to consult about esn
duty to the fact and found this rumor just
we anticipated nothing but g,ssipI. such stun 2.
our LEGION Of friends (he letter weTs may seize upon
circulate it to the four winds Of heaven
have thought it best to stop that colt at once
Union, May 30.
CHAPTER v.
For 81 read T.
"REMoyALs sy THE WHoLxsALE.-A private letter
from Washington says there were as many az thirty
removals from the various Offices Ct Washington
sssgssr:on For 81 1ssa. Ard 81:
Juns9.
This "eross exaggeration" having been traced
tween the Ns,o Pork Herald editor and the organ,
in which Father Ritche at last knocked under.1
CHAPTER vi.
Father Richie has strong deposition to chang his name
"And that YOU be taken thence to the place of
ton and there hanged by the neck till you dead
And may God have mercy upon your soul"-Ss"fs"ee
"The public may form some opinion Of the reckless
from the following dashing specimen Of scribblsr IN
the Baltimore 1t really seems to US the writer
s o asvs to hang his on
the gbbet as warning for others"- Union, June 49,
CHAPTER
Father Richie charges the letter riter for the Erpress
as being an eUes-droppr
Bancroft you humbug ."-Father Richie.
when green !. is shailowS"Nssnrai Passoysy
9" shant breathe it to a living soul"-Ihe old Tea
drinkers
at was an intellectual effort. (Bancrons oration)
which still exctes our wonder and yet this gentleman
ly evesdropper would seriously hold charging
the orator with being 'humbug.' "-Union, July o.
CHAPTER VIII
Father Richie turns undertaken, and charges the Nec
York Herald correspondent a0ith ,Oant Of refinement
1.-THE fact is, if man is genteel, and has on good
suit OF harness. he can ring IN any where-Beau Kick
IA Washington correspondent Of the Ntw York Herald
DULY 81 speaks of heareabout in this city, (he
parallel compromise) We undertake to affirm that
such raDgement has been effected
"The same letter asserts that are opposed to the
postage law from narrow and anti9uatsd viewsun.
that the statement as destitute Of truth as his Ian
guage 10 Of refinement Union, judy
CHAPTER TX.
Father Richie is ltte ercited.
"How now, what's the matter, my old friend
Grumio, and my good friend PetruchioN
"The Washington correspondent Of the last Nu York
Herald presents many whispers and legends which
agranty and false upon their very
face as to unworthy ofserions contradiction
Extract relating to the stockholders in the Union
The scribblers who originate these ridiculous
tales had better go upon the streets OF Washington and
work for bread instead Of prosttung their
talents in the fabrication Of such monstrous fables
Union, July ii.
CHAPTER X.
Father Richie makes suggesti0n.
1--WE respectfully submit to the CharestSn Mercury,
whether such bald disointed chat as it's Washington
of the 18th July furnishes, worthy Of
its columns, &C., Union, July L.
CHAPTER XII.
Father Richie charges The New York Herald Nth being
Whig paper.
al tell you stranger, Pm screamer, half horse, half
alligator, with sprinkle OF the MISUNDERSTANDING
Wndfre.
Father Richie asks for the authority OF your cor.
as to the II year rule OF rotation, and
then says: g The readers OF the Ne'o York Herald
and some other wing papers will soon learn to APP
preclate the credit which IS due to their reports
from Washington"
CHAPTER
afer Richie sgain the Charleston Mercury and
hauis up a Nep York paper.
81 prithee take thy fingers from my throat"
" How this world is given to lying"-Shaks
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