The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-22
he editors, was canddate for Assistant PostInaser

the editors, was candidate for Assistant Postmaster
General last March. He here some tiGe, but
from some cause or other, his claims set aside
perhaps because he was too corpulentioo large for
trowserloons Granted Well, then, he went
back; the Enquirer became mutInous, critical OF The
acts OF Secretary Walker, and rebelous Move
ments were set on foot which finally succeeded IN
Transferring the Enquirer 10 other hands but,
doubtful OF its orthodoxy, meantime a new organ
IN the city OF pigs feet and sausages, the Union,
was established. " Boys, do you hear thatr The
TACT Is, the power OF The administration Is potential
Now 10 return TO Dow Il Co. During the past
summer they were mIsi d by the Cincinnati En-
qui,rr, and an old grudge against Father Richie.
by sundry other papers in Ohio, recusant to the
transfer OF The OHIO Statesman, 10 Hogewell l. Co
On the ground that they were IN coliusion with the
banks and Secretary Walker, the q. s. Journal
caught up the echo, and the echo was responded 10
by these recusant Ohio presses, all of them since
pated or coerced into submission. The cry OF the
young democracy" rallied the old hunkers. aud
the children were eaten up, by the two sh- bears
called out Ut the woods by the Prophet Elijah or
Elisha 1--WE forget which and our Bible Ia loaned
QUIZ, and now the United States Journal is l-it
alone 10 tell the story OF the Else and fall OF he
young democracy" And now we are afraid
" TIE giaeuia nuiis resoiusnt'
there is no hope for these refractory young gentle
men. They were deluded by the cry OF ''Young
Democracy" Rotation" No Banks" by the
encouragements of disappointed office seekers m
,erested only 10 see the administration and Father !
Richie abused, by the Cincinnati Enquirer, and
the recusant Ohio presses. Bur, worse than this,
while they slashed away al all men IN the az
grrgae, they euIogsed them all In detail. While +,
they expelled from the church, without hearing,
all high tariff democrats they exalted Mr.. Cameron
10 the heights OF the PIeades. While they slashed
away At the antI-anne xallonsts, they held Mr. Ben
ton 10 be the very soul OF the enterprse-whe they
repudaied, all were in favor OF compromisr-upon
Oregon, they were not 10 be excelled IN sounding
The praises of Mr.. Calhoun. While, excepting the
extreme radicals, they ostracsed all the f4ctlous OF
the party, IN descending 10 The individual, there
ever distinction IN his favor. But, worse Than all,
their d-termlnare maedIctlons upon Father Richie,
and the org n in the abstract and the particular.
Personally, we like these same Messrs Fisk aud
Dow. They are good men az the bottom But they
have fought in the smoke Of their own creating, /
until they are surrounded by fire Bn, they may
yet secure their salvation, by compromise upon
the 49rh degree.
II grows late. The gossip abou, towr we shall
have TO postpone. " one Important, iacG we shall
speak IN the close Of this examination The war
panic Is interchangeable 49th degree il taking hold,
and every man now, VINO would seek favor wltn the
mnst come up to the l9th degree.
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