Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-22
THE MALIeNER OF THE REPUBLI
CAN PARTY DIBCOvEREDi
WHERE HE Is. WHO HE Is, AND WHAT
HE MANTs. 49,

HE WANTS. #...
A few days since, We asserted our prorogu
i've TO discuss briefly, In these columns, the
conduct Of Mr.. Jsines Brooks, Of the New York
R1press, in connection with proposition he
put forth, at a public meeting In New York,
for an armistlcs. We characterized his course
as VIC believed II deserved. The Washington
correspondent Of the New York JoHrrdl Of
COlnnlsrcs seized the opportunity TO lsthor
Brooks with the sycophHncy, and to bestow
upon us the vulgar billlngrgate, which usually
characteriEes that correspondence. We can
stand II If Brooks can. We have observed, for
some time, that the fellow (for he does not
employ the language Of a gentleman) who
corresponds from this city for the Journal Of
Commerce loses no opportunity to misrepresent
tho Administration and TO Islander and abuse
the Republican party and Its members.
He employed an unlicensed pen and lecher- |
ous language against Governor Morgan and the
Republicans Of New York in tho last canvas in
that State. Curiosity has been excited to know
who Il Is that seems to have no other om-
ployment than that Of mlsreprosenting and
maligning those who compose the present Gov
eminent, and especially those who are support
ing H. and pralsing those who, by all their acts,
are to-day aTrayod against the Government and
cooperating as far as they dare, with the arm
ed rebels Of the South. We promised our read
'e on Au0'u"S W i0' 'us '"0 ''"Nu''''' anu
nave Uoon 0ue0eSoiu,' "oato no' eui pIiS'u
rotary Of Jake Thompson, under whose admin
istration, as Secretary Of the Interior, tho In
,,rj.od ,0d ,,,r LII 10 80, .,,ss,-sI
-, ,h., mi. ill., 49, - ~. 80,
con Dar,v ia holding an of,co rrder Tho, psr,r,
,h., 4, 4, ILL, a., -, a., 80, Il,
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tho uor.o ,hr,rior nnd,r tho rroso,, po,,,,r,,
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Rc,,TbIjcors cor tho ,,I,co a. ,,.,,,i.. -.
would ps,,,ion for br.od No .oans, nsee =,
comfort,bIv ,r.rr, In h,s can, .,,a ar =,
sotietv with R.pubIic,D broad ,h.n Lo 49,,
,rcncsd nj, .s.as.In 49,. -, a..
or tho portv ,biIo he .d,,,,nt.,,..s CO.,
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ofBco 10 Iobhr az. p.n,,.,,n.. " ,ntuO - ms
d,co tbon,, 10 ro,o TO- ~. -. ~. " IN
Iution .covsring ..,d Ioh -. ;n,..,.'-, -
the House som.,Im. ,,rco h. - hsSa- -
meuabeT from M.ss,chr,o,,s - -, ~
tina Committeo ON P,in,,ro tn, asI.,S1
now bays tho sub,oe, n1d.r oo,sId.'',,ss.
The book alluded 10 sbov, con,aIn. ~.
name of cverv m.mbcr Of coUc,ooa GO. Wv
Lanman possesss. that low crnr,uS 80
~,abl, % ITr,ab Hoer 20 or.I,eo,.Ian ,s., ~
him for employing this fact mon a.. -.
and selCssteem of meuber, Whro o. -.
sbtI.sed The Ropub,Ic.ns 7ror,. .nn. 80
man If thew knew him IVA A., H. o,i,. 49,
tain that tbera IA mot an boDor,hIo onn,rs..,
tolefsts suob n svcopbsDtIc sd ,,..,.s.,
wretch. We shall tska .no,h,r go a.
show nm Tho means r,sortod % 49, -,
heretofore TO bring bis "DIctioDsry,, No..
the public. and the ipsusnco. he ., No. 80.
ing 10 iuduce tho House N vote to p. ~, ~.
book for nothing.
Wa cara nothIn0 for thu vii. .h,,.. ,-Lt.L
Lanmap bestous mon n. n.r,or,rr NJ. go
understand that be IA snr.,sd hoc:u,. -.
We copdncted the Ws.hIp0to, corro,,o,,I a..
oT ons NJ tho ,..d,Do, No. vi. - =
roouos,od ma ~ rrits ia, - .,,--,, -, -
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