The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-08
me MINOR Organ.

The additional press established in this city by all the
aseency party" in two leading editorials OF yesterday,
sails the Editors OF the Union personally. We give a
Oscimen Of the style Of that print by repubshng to-day
one Of the articles entire We cannot be led off from the
fo6lment Of the duty to our country Of exposing the
bunde and olies Of the present administration by any
Efforts Of that press to provoke to enter into Of
abuse and recrmnaton with IL There can be no motive
nducemen departure from therules Of sefrespec
byus seems pretty generally understood that the
establishment n this city OF the minor organ by certain
clique hostile to the National fsHgmesr is admitted
taur pas Werealy hope ii win not be abandoned as
failure as satisfied the effects Of the great wing
party having dseordant organs here are beneficial to the
cause Of democracy We do not ascrbe the article we
publish to the senior editor Of the Republic the quondam
Pcasns editor The style indicates the return to his
post Of the pert little willing whom the New York Herald
50 appropriately names Tniebat Ttmouss. esq., and Of
whose preensions TO literary taste and talent the article
quoted is about the best evidence we have ever
We have no objection that be should continue to make
himself without knowing it. the laughing stock Of
those who use him a. TOOL.
a8 yre34R n From the "RepubLcn Of yesterday
TIE MosQUIro QUEsTIoS. Some Of the opposition jour
mails spelling good deal Of paper with nonsense about
the Mosquito question and the Monroe declaration The
washington representative of the Richmond Ss under-
takes settle this matter for the people and the govern
ment In advance What clever thing it is have old
gentleman at the seat OF government who without
spectaces everything that is and great many things that
are not and tell precisely what ought 10 be done
and how ought to be DONE and at what time IL ought
TO be DONE Il is great blessing people 10 be
20 provided 1t almost snpersedes the necessity OF
Senate Cabinet President Ii the people only thought
one-half as well of the old gentleman he thinks
of himself they would forthwith abolish the whole Of this
useless machinery, and make him dictator We
psed that he does recommend this arrangement Has
NOT he been justice OF the peace Has he had S2i 900
years worth of "civi experience" in Virginia for
many years Has he had "civl experience" TO the
amount Of S27 46S in the service the United State
single year,
We perfectly satisfied that this Nicaragua and Mos
quito question be satisfactorily disposed OF until
put into the hands Of the ex-edor of the ex.ogan
Would he make the fur fly from the Of the Brit
ISL Lion We Kim brea king lanes with JOAN
Bull How he sits his horse What gallant caparsons !
What hole all those fine appings have made in the
the Windmill campaign. Then witness the sovereign
tempt with which he the little Mosquito king, and
begs to know IL he has ever been justice of the
peace and what he thinks Of his savage articles in the
Union about President Taylor Then how he indocnates
his majesty in the resolutions Of 9Sand tells him that
though he hates internal improvements any how, and al
ways did, he Is ready 70 about external improve
10 Nicaragua, anywhere else and the whole world
must take notice accordingly @
This thing be- done. We feel little delicate about
making administrative suggestion but If this could be
brought about and full power could be put into the old
gcnemsns hands, with liberty to draw for that Sl55Ooo
Denby. Mason and Osborne, pay expenses this Mos
quito question would certainly be settled the satisfaction
OF all mankind 7gtrtA usf5e atsssrGE