The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-31
The Raving or the Tribune,


The better portion OF the wing press are getting very
much ashamed OF tie insane antics and con,orons OF the
New fork Tribune, and the Boston Courier improves IN,
occasion Of the ridiculous exhibition which the Tribune
lately made OF itself in regard to the President, carfas.
10 show tina, journal up in the following fashion. After
remarkng that il has special call TO take up The de-
fence OF the President as does belong 10 his pary
the Courier thus proceeds
syefhe-ss, the vitu operation be slowed upon him by
The Tribune Is prepcserous, and the article in question
Is so chaaeefsc OF the haum-searu sa p-dnsh eruava-
ths sbound In the columns OF that outost Thar we
have been induced 10 besow word ofcommen, upon il.
though the particular topic Of which leas-beIne only
our-whteled eatrage-eanno be looked upon in itself
Taught with any ntere, ofvery frighlfoI gnode.
The carriage OF the Ffesdcn This Is much for the
philosophy the cqusnmiiy and the patience OF the editor
Of The Tribune who cannot check his thunder In mid
vol'ey. but expodes full blast in the following style
SO Oh poor trodden-down and pissed sons of toll
When shall come the day Of your deivsfance >
Farmers and mecbsn cs what say you y
: We can tell him what they .ay-Fudgey A. 10 being
called poor trodden down, despsed OF TOLL they
know his to be as snunt nonsense was uttered
and they will only laugh The Tribune r hi.
dcuous bc-hoe al DOT mans riding in carIsgs The
other Day nobody wps ucdden down. sccordinv 10 the
Tribune, keep The negroes at be South now IL seems
the free white folks uoddsn down. ,oo-poo de.ptd
sons OF toll and dy wing day Of delirerancer DE
lveIsnce itcin what There Is cas- Of men in the
world better off, independent moro truly rc.pccta
bic than these sons o. TOLL the farmers mcchan
es Of tho United State whom the Tribune foolishy ex-
poets to throw uto fits by telling them that the President
has fine coach,
/" We take II Tor granted that the writer the Tribune
Tides when he cannot time walk The Pc,iden,
we uow, has right to do the thing and why he
should not ride in handsome coaob rather in ,habby
one passes chr comprehension, The Trbure to be con
ssrn should go further and suggest the pulling down OF
'hs white Honse-ha too, is something rather finer thar
he rect OF usLave ct over our heads.
Tue subject OF these remarks is OF small moment
IN itssi We have touched upon IL merely TO cite an er
ample Of the exceedingly Lad and lack of sopnd nd,
ment which arc chsrscter.tio Of nost Of what 4. written
IN the Tribune. That lournal-if may be pardoned
tho use OF an lrshism-is never happy ~ when
u can mako iseH suPremely miserable. IL is always
ulinH 70 work iiscf into violent about SONG
thng snd crying barren, barren ffom Dan To B,-r-
sheba No matter how triaing innocent the matter
IS. The Tribune will make IL be monster of natnre
Win seven hssds and horns LIS editor Is like that
celebrated suconser who bad ss much say upon
inland AS upon Raphael Everything that be ai.liL..
4, as bad as bad csn be and all enome. ss thev ex;.,
IN hisisncy, are graduated to the same IN xinum point in
The scne OF hrs rhetoric When he undertakes TO she'd
tear never rsins, but u pour and he ~eeps over old
shoe WIN A. hesnstirring laments,on he iemosn.
tslng empire FOR this reason his writings Al time.
very smusing to rend Their groesquc
away AL serious effect. let the writer ever so npob In
earnest Tor we are In mood be convinced or moved
or en'feaed or persuaded, brought under the
OF amy serious emotion when him trying 10 u,n
out Of bis own skin In artificial pa rory.n of wrath
tesr ng rasion to tst,-r for mosquito bite and Irbo
ing TO pump w burricene through = pop-snuinr
Since the above was In type, find the Trihun. try
ing 70 st sa az follous, f1E n
Bot The Union says our correspondent