The Nevada journal., 1852-10-15

The FOLLOWING reference TO the N
Y. Herald, taken from the Tribune, i.
as just as it is severe:
The Canvas i'm New York.
We presume the public is by this
time generally aware that the most
unprincipled, mcrcenary and menda-
cious journal ever published in this
city, and which has attained a large
circulation through the favor it has
earned and achieved in every haunt
OF debanchery and depravity not only
in our city but throughout the codn-
try, is thoroughly devoted to the elec.
ton Of Pierce and King. That its
natural rancor and restlessness have
been stimulated by money in hand or
the promise of office and jobs in case
of Pierce's election, We do not doubt,
though the evidence of the fact is of
course confined to the contracting par
ties. But its natural instincts and
sympathies, its obsequies devotion to
foreign interests as against the devel-
opment of American industry, in con-
nection with the party affinities of the
great majority of the keepers ef bro
thels, gambling houses and low grog-
geries, wherefrom it derives the great
bulk of its patronage and consequence,
would of course incline it strongly to
the course it is now pursuing. 10 de-
fame and disparage such a man as
Winfield Scott is its congenial work ;
to hate and belle the whig party is
the inevitable prompting Of its grow
cling, obscene nature and associations;
to promote the interests of foreign
manufactures and shippers at the ex-
pense Of American labor, is a work
which has been to it labor of love
and lucre for years. We do not OBJ
ject TO its, being heartily and unscru-
pulously Loco Foco, for it could not
with justice to its own tastes and ap-
petites, be anything else; but we DO
object to its deceitful, piratical preten-
sions of neutrality. There is not one
principle of the lecofoco party which
it does not hold and advocate there
is no purpose, no impulse of the wings
which it does not defame,; and it rare
ly or never speaks we'll of whig
statesman until he is dying or dead,
unless it has reason to believe that he
has been seduced from his integrity,
and may now be used to distract and
defeat his own party. We protest,
therefore, not against its habitua! false
hood, which is chronic and inveterate,
nor to its stndied defamation of every
thing Whig and laudation of every
thing locofoco, since that is in accord
ance with its instincts and TENDENCIES,
but to its hypocrites's cloak of indi-
pendence and on-partisanship, when
there is not in all this nation an Ed
itor who more intensely and virulent,
ly hates Gen. Scott and the cause
whereof he is the standard bearer than
does the same Satanic Press. It's
treatment of two meetings held in our
City last week is fair specimen Of lis
habitual conduct. That of the Oppo>
sition was held on Thursday evening,
one of the brightest and fairest nights
of the season, with Gen Cass "a great
favorite Of eur City,) Senator Doug
las, and half dozen Mcmbers Of Con-
gress and other popular speakers to
address it, letters from Van Buron,
Buchanan, Dorr, &c, showing great
effort and laborious preparation. The
Wing Meeting was held on Friday
evening, amid shower after shower Of
rain, and with only one speaker from
most gallant and able one
address it. That it was
not very large meeting, it is true,
but more enthusiastic and graiified
asscmblage has rarely been convened
in our City, and the procession at its
close which escortediMr. Stanley over
4 mile through a pouring rain and
Hooded streets to the Astor House is
,ne evidence Of its spirit. Yet this
meeting is distorted by the Satanic
Press into an evidence that the Wings
are giving up tho contest! the great
point aimed at by the bcvy of lawyer
Generals who brought out Gen.
Pierce as candidate to frightcn the
Wings into fainting at the outsetof the
'attle. If they can only accomplish
that, they reckon on an easy victory,
o this point their Satanic implement
s continually devoted. Wings of VER-
dosT. you hear this bullying cry that
he wings give up the contest. Ans
wer it at The polls To Morrow
HuKG.-Miehasl Grant the man CEN
'icted of the murder OF William Holt |
,aar Weayeryille, was hung in that |