Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-06
Spirit Of the Morning Press.

The RepuWic made its Temperance this
entertaining matter. It contains short cs-
say on the position and prospects of our city
an appeal for advertising and other support
and much local news, with many news items
from distance.
The Union corrects the impression of the
NeW York Times relative to the action of the
Administration on the fishery question, an
nouncing that, from the 4th of March last.
this question has formed principal subject
matter of the earnest reflection and care of tn e
President and his constitutional advisers
The editors statements, as to the steps taken.
embrace the information in that connection
published by us yesterday afternoon The
Union also reads its quarrelling political
brethren of New York a lecture. and while of
course approving Mr.. D, B. Taylor's resolu-
tons. it equally endorses those of Mr. Champ
lin, the Barnburner leader, subseque ntly
offered. We propose tomorrow to take up
this subject of the condition Of q the Harmo-
neons'' in New York. when we will present
the readers of the Star with some account of
the working of the wheels within the wheels
which have produced the state of things in the
Democratic party now existing there.
The Union also continues it's labors in the
way of satisfying the dissatisfied Hunkers. by
quoting the Sd article of the Boston Post. de-
signed to reconcile them. with words to tie
ali xrIcSn Of h g., l.
in his senses can doubt that, in recognising
the claims of every wing of its supporters. the
present Administration has adopted the only
nolcy likely To pay in rhe end
The same paper publishes a recent decision
OF John Van Orden. Esq. T. S. Judicial Com
missioner In New York, in which that gentle
man lays down the rules that the provision of
the constitution requiring the return of
fuSltlves from service and labor applies
only to slaves, not to runaway apprentices.
The InteAigpacer congratulates this com
munity upon the fast, that the number of
shares of the Metropolitan Railroad Stock re-
IuisIte to the legal organization of the Com
pany, have at length been taken.
The venerable WM. DARBY publishes in tina
paper learned and statesman like exposition
OF the relative prospects Of Russia and the
United States, basing his representations
upon an elaborate array of historical facts
culled from the store house of his wonderfu,
memory.
The Clipper publishes long communica
ton against Roman Catholic Church doctrines
attri outing to that Church all the errors Of
81 some one OF Its people who had before
yielded pen in its behalf in the same columns
We rarely read religious newspaper disnut,-
''on which fails to embrace efforts to hold
church responsible for all :he mistakes of all
its members. BY the bye, the Cltppey also
Justihes Mr. wv. c. Preston, a Baltimore
county candidate for Congress, in REFUSING r.
give favorable answer to ouer;as ,.,o1,
propounded to all the gentlemen there in his
position, by the German Convention or Asso-
citation of that city. If, as the Cipper init.
mates, the Association required the candidates
TO approve of the banding together of the
Germans, as foreign party in our midst. Mr.
PRESTON has acted wisely and periodically in
declaring himself opposed to their actions
Ii, on the other hand, as we have reason to
believe from that journals antecedents #
has construed an organization for social cha.
rl1able' fraternal and ilial purposes, for tn e
elevation of the condition of Germans bara
ana the amelioration of their condition across
the Atlantic SO far as that can be done from
this side of the water, without violating our
laws our contemporary has merely permitted
It's zeal to outrun its discretion.
The SIM of this morning contains notbin o
Of interest or Importance.