The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-14

itseLi Nay they long continue TO exit, not
ouay - sources Of prefit " their publishers, but
Eaeh ia sdli wSdssiae circuits roll, sse
And spread The news from pole to pole.
By member: Pniatsrs' Unioa--Ths only
form that will register the rights and proys the
interests Of the ergt1 "a " isse'm isst
by G. ", Morris Ouf Union-The nobIest
form ever f1sPosed BY man; may the chase that
binds 1t together never be broken.
~ = member The VCcmpositor he
never have = rat to break into his line, but al
ways have plenty Of break lines aaF'
3, HHwood Fisher: The Fraternity of Priu-
tsrs-Nooe are more capable Of asserting the
dignity Of labor than those without whose labor
capital has 40 digni y, and intellect no Organ.
BY George 4. Whittngton: The Constitu.
ton Of the United States-- The strongest evi.
depse of il hold upon the affections Of the peo-
pie u found in Rrmuess with which II has ever
withstood the tempesta Of fanaticism
BY James English The American Union
Beneath the rule Of men entirely great" Il
must and will b. preserved ~ s
BY Mr., Sessford: The Prsss-May It express
the truth always; compress vice; depyess tyranny;
and epwsss ePRasssIoH. Le 9'a
By c. DAssnbsry; The Union, the whole
Uaion, reconsideration OF bright stars, the pieiades
ofthe moral worid-MaY their united rays shed
halo Of glory upon the world till the last syl-
liable Of recorded time.
BY member: Father Ritchie--The friend
and champion Of the Union: Long may he live
toenjoy its liberty and, battle its enemies
BY Thomas Cation The Contract System
A,soork that was imposed on us by the 29th
Congress, and one TINT cannot be justified BY
the crcf--May the present Congress alter ne
.torm
BY E. De Leon: The Typographicals- The
best types Of the times. Il
BY q member: Our worthy Reporter, Sutton
- A chiefs amang ye takin' notes, and faith
he'll prent 'sm." In.., "A t.s 1854 y
BY Nj. Sutton, in response Eminent success
to that Divine art which, like Millions philoso.
ply, supplies the world with se @
a perpetual feast Of nectared SIS eets, ~
aWhere no crude surfeit reigns' 81
BY a Baltialorean.lT The Printers Of Washing
ton-Their hospitality and proverbial attention
to- strangers Is well known throughout the
Union BY all membA&of the craft. The author
ofthis sentiment can. attest to this fact b M
BY Robert Goggip: Thomas Richie Like
good metal, the more he is rubbed the brighter
be gsts- Aslra &
BY member: Capt Robinson, the Soldier
and Printer Whether forming Hnss on the bat
tlefeld, or setting up lines in printing office, he
always presents capital front T,
By Christian Klopfer: The Union, the whole
Union, and nothing but the Union--May the
confederation of Ststes, and the Constitution Of
the United States, locked up in the chase of per-
petuity, and qafoined mp with the quoins of steel
underl the protection Of the American eagle,
from generation to generation
BY member: The Compositors and Proof
readers-The only modern antiquarans who
could teach Champollion and Gliddon their A
BY Joseph Mattingly: The May their
love Of Union cause the sons of liberty to em--S-
their form Of independence 40 mn. s.
.BylWm. r. Mclean: The sShip of State
Under the guidance of Willard Fillmore she has
breasted the bois.erous sea of Disunion, and is
now triumphantly anchored in the hearts of the
American people--uisy we ever have such a
commander. aHef
BY E. E. Sturtevant :: The State of Afatrimony
being united State, may il be annexed to our
Union, and thus complete a form of ihirty-tloos
by Thomas Cation: Pnnters-When they lay
Down their sticks and strike for their rights, bat
tered be the form that does not stand to the
measure.
BY s, A. Elliot The unterrifisd liberty of the
Press-the moral Hercules that has strangled,
in the cradle of Columbia, the serpents "Seces-
sion" and aDisunion." The country will sus-
tain only those opposed to both.
BY Robert Goggin: The Voice of Disunion
-Reqniescat in pace
BY Mr.. Johnson; Long Speeches-Thc en-
blems of eternity, not of Immortality. ilai
BY J. c. Franzoni: Our Country-May it be
perpetual, and still ever progressive
>. 'sWide--as our own free race Increase 4
,la Wide shall extend the elastic chain,
And hold in everlasting peace,
81. State af'er State, mighty train"
BY Fielder Dorsett: Woman-A diamond of
the brightest hue, whose em--'~ makes the COM
position see all SORTS, of STARS. s1f d5