The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11

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peaying wgsrsu and pnmgsdc determination
. preserve u Union, Do II Journals Of dis
oily endeavor to sinbarrass his course, and mis-
ssgresant his actions 10 tie people. From tho
Rev. Jerry Sneak Hallook, h the Joss,.al of
Cbaamsroe, y pepper founded on disuDion pein-
otpaes, nothing better was to have been ex-
pected, and the column and hall Of p0werless
YEMEN vsth which 1t daily puts it readers to
sleep, is in the wishy.washy hypoeritical line
peculiar to that pious sheet. The public
is also accustoming itself 10 the diurnal do
tionary earthquakes Of the Hon. Benjamin
Wood who fairly exhausts the Eaglish language
in inveetve against, the President and HE advi-
sers. II the Daily Nesos h to be believed, each
member Of the government deserves hanging
hourly for daring to venture upon such an infa-
NOUS. unheazd Of atroeity ~ saving the republic
from utter ruin. The same may be said Of the
Albany Atus and Aryus; only Confidence Cas-
sidy's mculdy sentences are but feeble rehash
Of old bsrnhurner resolutions, and, moro fire..
quently, have no bearing whatever upon the
subjects they pretend to treat Of These three
antiquatea democr&tic fossils Of tho press arc
sadly put 70 it. They are 60 far behind the
age that 1t is rapidly forgetting them, and their
own party has ceased TO consider them any
longer GO organs.
The Times, under tho inspiration Of poor
little Jefferson Brick, who has engaged himself
as Inspector General - the eabuep of the Po-
.omao, and is patisatlv wailane chance for
another horseback riae hon some Virginia
Solferino, dx1y vies W1A 10 Tribune In the
scrimony of II saBanak ppan the Cabinet.
Bricks last aiapaAy Il Spleen is against Mr..
Seward, for nosaxtAiy canse that the commu-
nifty h aware of natlm4 the arn and decided
attitude Of the Secretary Of State towards
foreign Powers, has atsned for the absurd
theories entertained by him in past days, and
merited for him tho respect of good citizens.
Brick he's " dark prognostics." "Did ever
zation," his paper says, "suaer from such
neral poverty? There would be nothing lost
II the State Department were locked up and
the key thrown into the Potoaaac." In fact,
the fastidious little Brick can find nothing at
Washington but compromises, meerers, In
fdels, adventurers tosdies, pimps, gamblers,
scabs u and poor miserable rat and scavenger
organizations, for which, in the capital Of the
nation, there should be no hole found" This
is quite equal to the ponderous oannonsding Of
detectives and participles with which Massa
Greeley tries to thuuder Mr.. Lincoln, General
Scott, and the whole administration to'pieces.
Greeley is net always DO low and vulgar as
Brick; but his inventive powers arc greater,
and for bogus dispatches, fictitious intelh-
gence, and Office manufactured correspondence
he has no rival. Now hat he feeds on blood
instead of bran bread, it Ia to be feared that he
will rave himself into On apoplexy, unless his
sanguinary cravings are catersd to.
There Is an evident unity Of purpose, In the
efforts that are being made by the metropolitan
editors to depreciase the administration. They
idly imagine that they can oust the present Ca
biaet, and supplant men who are doing their
duty by two and six-penDy pstslfogg'ng tools
Of their own, who win notdissppoint them when
they go begging for Office. Hence the lido
GUS footing which tbs public are daily com
PEELED to listen to. It Is Of no uNe, The
wave Of popular sentiment is rolling steadily
onward towards triumph, and It beess the I'd.
ministrstion on its topmost crest LIS envious
and jealous opponents Of the factions, partisan
press will all be submerged byis and have NO
remedy TO preserve their existence excepting
to eat each other up after the manner Of tho
Courier and Enquirer and the World, or the
more ancient example Of Kilkenny oats.
THURL0w WEED UNJUST TO THE NHw YORK
PREss-fhurlow Weed has read the New York
papers rather severe Lecture on the menda-
city Of their special correspondents He CON
pares their dispatches to burlesqaes from
Puach," or " chapters from the 'Liss-aad Ad-
ventures of the Baron Nuncbausen.'" YAe sset.
Gle through which be reads thin lecture b hesded
"Mendacfy of Our OFn' Correspondents"
and he accuses all the New. York papers Of this
meudacity and romanciDg- making no dis
tirction at all. Now, hewevcr true these charges
may be % sgsinst some papers, fhey cannot
be generally applied. There are members Of the
press whe fully understand and appreciate the
position Of the government, and therefore
make every effort to keep out-of their columns
the Aunehauseriem that comes over the tele-
graphic lines. For eur own past, We AxEe CONT
nually sought TO supply AepubRc win nothing
that is not perfectly reliable. We have "ao pa
tience with the gable Of telegrsphic 70
msBcers," and would never tolerate correspond
ents who are "unscrupuaoas, wihaliy menda-
cious, and faithleas 10 the mission they
have to perform" We lave given instruc-
lions to our correspondents all over the
country to send us netting that cannot befuny
snhstantiated and verified; and Il nussilaA wa