Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

thngby turns, and nothing long" Thinking that il may
possibly interest readers to learn the Spanish view Of
the case, translate from La Cronca, the principal Spa
nish paper published this city, the following editorial OBJ
servaons the action and duty Of Executive. Speak
ing Of the intended be previously sed by tie
Executive to prevent all hazard the orgsnizaand depar-
ture from the United States of any praica expedors
the editor observes
"0ur readers know full we'll the efficacy Of those
said had been taken the year before, and atery
before the departure of the Pampero from New Orleans and
Ae they ignorant Of the confidence which be
posed in the authorities Of the different States and especially
in those Of the South, well in certain officers Of the
gua army Nevertheless disposed to admit, until
undecsed again, that the Federal Govsmsnts resolved
enforce its laws and treaties not only by its cti5sns but also
by its subordinate authorities. The decision Of President
FILLnoRE, according to which he has removed from office
the Collector Of the port of New Orleans though reminds
Of certain Castan proverb which comes perfectly in
point may produce favorable effect and will perhaps
the other collectors and Official agents fulfil their obligations
with promptt0ds But this punishment a6equae to the
dereicton Of said funconay la dersciic Of duty which
has involved many men in destruction and many Of them
mseraby deceived The delinquency Of the Collector Of
New Orleans ~ moreover aggravated by the fact, officially
spuss Of he Pase with e.ao y ps. ..a
and placed 4 his disposisioa he iorcss 0fz
0 ds cary .u ne re e e .,ss
punishment for having thus uned f5Gr j the ordersof
his Government and for permitting than Ay rorsons
rush into inevitable death. We believe that
the removal Of this officer by President FrLLxoRE but the
prelude Of punishment worthy the fault he has
misted otherwise the public vindicson will not seem fully
satisfied" s ~t
We not Of the number who think 1t becoming in
independent nation to be unduy soctous concerning what
every ''Mn Grundy may say Of u.s." yet it may be we'll
occasionally get glimpse Of ourselves As others u.s.
The editorial conduct Of La CocG during the pendency of
the Cuban invasion has been characterized by temperance
and candor tina, enle its animadversions impartial
bearing.
The political parties of New York organizing for the
approaching campaign Our German fellow -ctizens-and
they large and influential body at the pol-hsve al
ready published platform Of the principles which they pro-
pose to advocate during the ensuing Of
the most radical character and which may again refer in
future communication. While write this afternoon the
Wing and Democratic Conventions Of the State in session
Syracuse Acting upon the conviction that house divided
against itself cannot and each Convention disposed to
exercise concatoy spirit in order unite and harmonic
the fcons into which each u the great parties dvi
ded Whether the effort to such party unity shall
prove successful only be decided by the ISSUE In words
Of patriarchal celebrity. " Nous ue,Tons."
The heat for the last few days has been excessive and
find by the themomeca record Of temperature kept by De-
laour Co.. in Wall street, that the thermometer has ranged
higher from the 5h Of the present month until this present
writing than it has during the period for the last ten
years. EBORACENsIs.