Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03

blseu- Al all even's, and Of giving the
ns1'-J'a J,s'an, Affiliated party papers--if
sls vi sustained ou. OF tie means OF
.5o benefit by il, or OF the party OF
u' !, eso9uses the interes,s-would
E-p. El1r a anti.republican and misch:evous
sH Bur when this monster draws its
.broI from the funds ofthe Who'll e peo
I'd lives BY the corrupt use OF The pat
Fsi.~s which every government'must ex-
Hnas !, becomes an intolerable nuisance
sI.5o,Id be abated. Such Is the Wash
-, Union Of this day.
n ia own resources, and 10 the sup
-s;eh any ia Tents and labor bestowed
y" mic hi command-I would perish
Sfo' 80 N a night But il lives through
s.nl terror aud official corruption. lie:
.explaln.
Tb. public pr nting IS 10 be given 10 this
...,,,l Al prices far higher than such prin.
- could ~ done by others. lsthIs no,
.G.i,l corruption on lhe pant Of those who
rrrs spend the public money?
Vbsa supplies Of stationary for either
rr.r.s are needed. competition is invited
'..,-iuans of the articles r6q1ired are ex-
t-,.d-and whoever will undertake 10
f,rn.,l the supply Of the specified quality.
+. n.y. lowest price. and g We sufti icIeut Sc
.r-ifv for the perio nance ofthe underte-
L,g-is entitled 10 the contract. Why
...9d aot ihe printing for both Houses fol .
1w the saglc rule
A.taoffi ial terror, il is notorious that
tbey who holI and they who seek Off e. are
,he rbiei subscribers To taess new fashion.
.J,.F-ilI i7unlis- whatsoever their name,
f5elr color. OF their eOnduet-the Telc>
oaph. the Globe, the Madsonian, Tie
Uaim-Ihin-s made 10 order and drawing
,rs.euauce from the official crops all ex
empIfY this general ttu'h. and when such
.-..ena1c, is Willdra wn- die-to be sue
c.eJsI. unless The voice Of Congress aud
d- country shall forbid such things-by
ohsf sBtsq4eros IS worthless, setvile and
s50r ayCd.
Ir this view, the evil Of su Off :iI iour'
aa n1t sn II. bI' ttit IS by % IN ans 4:
ar.. view. Il i, when speaking or Pur
porting 10 speak with seeming authority on
Erc.l national topics that the niischievou'
ruacjtr af sch au organ becomes mani
Isl, The people OF The United States
uh,a they vote tor President, know, OF
thius lhey know, something abou the ntt
bs. vote Tor, and in LIS talents. prevlou
Sc ices aud prof, ssed plcs-hnve, o
tLak they have sJme guarant e, that
chosen 10 the high station, he viii arml.
ds-targe is duties.
3pl with the designation of GOvernmen
Pr.uter-uewsm man 10 the Cuurt-oflicia
fl.sr- r-(ccer-fuglema to the party. an
ss.ccIaiiy PATTON o the hungry horde Q
.F a.. ,,..,r,f.s ha, Cnri
- though their money pays him-an
ilt.- lees and prop 3 Of h-sve-to bear b
pruby bis mdisc!e-Iions
Yet this l;,veranent Ptiuer has
dltiy iu bis power-by r5asOn OF his off
c.al pos ION to % nnii tlIs Country ever
dlg, in tas eyes Of ia world. All II ma
ts ia q own to doctrines and measure
which the President himself world n
venture 10 proclaim or support, and which
ii rfto Tie wisdom AM decision uf Cos
gress would fId no sane .on there.
Such. iu repeated instances. has bee
lhs couisu ct lbe Union. and notably ia th
TeceH, one. Hhere starting with It's dPclar'
ON, ",he whole of Oregon or none,
wound UP with on appeal to the denocrac
60 stand by lie President cn that groun
ID vas 70 be sure required by lis masters
qualify. aud modify. aud mystify this d
caadon some days ailerwaid ds-but M {
While The party echoes bad taken mp u
cry-and thf0u5 taat the lsustn al4d bread
ofIhe laud, the ir0rd of order, 10 use
parade phrase from Washington was u
tsF2lool 10 be. al Oregon at al ha-as d
Now this declaration by any other pre-:
would only have the weight that might b
t,ns TO that press but uttered by The Pre-
ien's organ II assumed the gravity OF
semi otfi;ial paper, aud of course attracts
'he notice OF. the forei1n ministers. as
will DO that Of foreign journals. We sh
say wha, influence such rash and uncall
or declaration may exeTcfse-have ex'
cised-upon the negotiation supposed 10
set in progress with England TesPectI
.als territory What il any like deciarat I
lntermS possibly more offensive shot
e0me back TO US f.om London would the
not be danger that the people of both cou
lrles. looking only at the sentiments
their journals, and mutually irri;ated
mutual insoleEces-might force their 2
ernments into tie extreme measure. VIII
each nevertheless might desire, aud pos
blysee the means honorably TO avoid.
At any rate it makes negotiation M
difficult and mulliphes obstacles In the pa
Peace-because every seeming recess
hon ground once etaken-although UNIV
TantaDly taken-is always susceptible