Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-06-27

ronowlng up lS plan OF Fiuiylhg anu hian-
dering every editor and every politician, who
will not bow to the New York MONEY KING, as
q candidate for the Presidency, the special cor
respondent Of the above press, conducted by
Scotch Polecat) telegraphed on the 25th in
slant to the Satanic from this city as fol-
lows:
- was informed by one OF the Order In good
standing that at meeting Of the stockholders OF
the american Organ, It was determined to dis
pense with the services Of Mr. Vespasian Ellis.
One Of the editors was discharged on Saturday
The Herald's article accomplished the business.
The despatch was published in the "Sa-
tanic" on yesterday morning We have no
knowledge Of the author Of the above despatch,
but we take this occasion Of saying to him, and
to the world that there are at least three lies
therein, and we presume four. The whole de-
spatch is libel.
First, 1t is false that the stockholders de-
ternined to dispense with the services Of Mr..
vespasian Ellis"
Second, it is false that one Of the "editors"
was discharged on Saturday.
Third, it is false, that the Herald's articles
accomplished" what the writer indicated--and
false that any stakeholder in the Organ would
listen for q moment to the suggestions Of the
Satanic" .h#
Fourth, IL Is, In our opinion and belief, a
falsehood, that any g one Of the order in good
standing informed" the Satanic's correspon-
dent, what he stated The calumniator who
sent the despatch above copied may answer
for himself, and vindcate, if he can, his conduct
An intelligent public will hardly fail to see,
in therepeatcd Misrepresentation Of our course
by the various correspondents Of the Satanic"
and in the editorials ofthe Scotch Polecat who
conducts that libellous sheet, digested plan
Of detraction and abuse of us for the sole and
only cause, that we are not willing to aid in
elcvating to tho Presidency q Spectator in
rusty muskets, man Of money without merit,
and thus inaugurating an era of plundering,
pilforing, and ilibustering, before our republic
is even one century old Our people must be
sadly degenerate, indeed, if they are prepared
noao, before even our Revolutionary heroes are
I'll committed to their graves, to permit the
Presidency to be sold by political spectators
to the chief Of the tribe Of money-kings.
We may DO powcrless for good, as we are
almost powerless physically, but neither abuse,
detraction, defamation, nor any other means to
which the hirelings Of prostituted presses can
resort, shall prevent us, whilst we retain the
power Of communicating our warnings, to de-
nounce the efforts Of political gamblers, who
seek, by every species Of corruption-by artful
approaches to men Of influence, by contami-
mating the fountains Of political intelligence,
by promises Of place and power to political
aspirants, and by every other description Of
appliance--to manufacture public opinion in
behalf Of an individual as a candidate for the
Presidency, who. If stript tomorrow Of his
sealtA, would be unable to command the votes
Of ono thousand men in Nov York city for the
position of police constable.
And the New York Herald, alias the Sa.
tanicn-conducted by an dlien--a press that
can DO purchased to sustain any man, or any
CRUISE, for goId-a press that has, by turns,
advocated and opposed all political doctrines
and all political parties--sueh q press is to
indicate (is irr to the American party who
shall be lis candidates, and to hurl its anathe-
mas at all who dare condemn its meretricious
artist When the American party shall sink so
low as to follow the beckonings of such =
press-and become so corrupt as to sustain
men with such attributes, rs that press now
recommends 1t viii deserve, II 1t shall not meet
with, an overwhelming defeat
We warn the American party TO be upon
their guard, and TO avoid the snarcs set TO en-
trap them, by the most willy and reckless set
Of scheming politicians that have ever cursed
even New York city. Honest credulops, and
oonfding, Southern and Southrestern states-
men readily beliere in the professions Of men
oAo c1sr carte blanche TO them, az 20 plat
.forms and principles, and only ask IN return
the Presidency, and TIE distribution Of eighty
millions Of The public moneyii They jump
at such bargain, and hope to gain by It
peace, quiet, repose, and security 10 their pc
eulior interestsi Fatal delusion
We have nothing in the present nor in the
future, that is not identified with the South
and we say to the South, that when they rely
upon such men as now seem TO have made
Judgment in the Southern bosom, they cannot
fan to be wofully, II not fatally, disappointed.
Especially do we warn them that the pro
fessions Of the Satanic" and Of the coterie OF
political hucksters by which It Is surrounded
and aided in its present movements, are hol-
low, hesrtless and deceptive. New York may
stand, and We hope and trust that she will stand,
on the platform Of the American party, but our
Southern friends must not hence conclude, that
New York is controlled by that gang ofproAigate
politicians, who seek to cajole the South and
who with the Satanic" its imps, parasites,
and candidates, united, could not change one
thousand votes in the whole population Of the
Empire State
To ErwsrlrER PUBLrsHERs-The attention Of
the publishers Of newspapers is requested 70 an
advertisement in this paper Of a gentleman who
desires 70 form an editorial conne1ion with jour
nal Of American principles. The advertiser las
long been connected with the press In Virginia