, 1861-11-02

Having tired Itself in pitching into the
'Court House Clique" the Journal recom-
mences its diatribes against the TRIBUNE. It
is again cackling shout Gen. Fremont. The
preten for the last exhibition Of dyrpeptie
spleen, is paragraph in onr Washington dis.
patch stating that 'it WAS rumored that Gen.
Fremont had sent In his resignation, and that
II order tA6 gene; Vest eaaEerriug tha com
mand on Major General Hunter" It is rarely
that We stoop to notice the barking Of the
Journal, and only do SO now because it gtyes
us an opportunity to say q few words On the
sut.iect Of what matter shall be exclnded and
what inserted in the columns Of daily news.
paper. ;,,u+;n
OF propriety in holding an editor responsible |
for the truth Of current news that comes to t
him by telegraph, express and mail, then
there would be in holding him responsible for
the state of the weather.
ID II an editor should take upon himself
to exclude whatever news he thinks may be
displeasi1g to any Of his readers, he would
soon hare precious few to select for. II this
rule should prevail, no mention shonld have
bee1 made of Bull Run, Balrs Bluff, Mul1igan's
surrender, Big Bethel, the pr1yateer Sumter,
the Ealing Of Mason and slideu: rebel Minis
| ters, to Europe, frauds Of California Or PENN
! sy17anio contractors, or apy other item OF
event which may not be relisheu BY the read
ing public, because the publication Of nthese
things creates dtsnggr greeable feelings and wounds
| the senslbilitles Of the reader.
Sd. But, Gays one, on all subjects you may
psint what you please, save one-you must
reyer publish anything about Fremont, unless
It be panegyric. But we reply, that all the
other papers-the Journal ncluded publish the
Washington and st. Louis dispatches concern
ing Fremont and all the other Generals. If it
be r;g11 for them to give place to such newe,
is 1t pyong for the TRIBUNE to do 50? We
employ the best reporters ne can get, at all
tie leatirg news points. and instruct them to
send uB what intelligence they cau gather
/ which the government censors deem proper
| to be sent over the lines. Shall we suppress
whatever refen to Fremont? How absurd
The New York Tribune, which is 9 warm Par
tiEan Of the Generals, has published the SAINT
reports touching his rCmored removal and res
, 1grafion that ne have. Wig not deuouace il
c for 60 doing? The New York Times, I5st
r Hty1,d aud World have inserted the same dis
r patches; the papers Of Phsladelphia, Boston
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nd 5th The thing that rave Gsn Fremont b
q chief strength md popularity with the peo1
~, | of The Wrst. xas 1,ia Proclamation liber.ti
- the s1.ves ri rebels. Thfs is unden1ab1e. r
u" Tp1nnsr was foremost among the first to s
5a n1ana and defend fhe po.st,on hn had take
10 The <zourn1l rare utterance to but fal
The acon,escence, When the President umo
IRE asa,, +be pnnc,ama+1o, the TR1nu
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