The Globe gives Mr.. Senator Grundy a
serere hit in the neatcst manner. II says
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"ln removing Mr.. Grundy from the Executive
Department to the Senate of the United States, his
constituents have we think, ertcn1ed his nsgfuiaess
although il would seem they had recalled him from
the gcacral serricc 10 Msir oaen r.


That is to say Mr.. Grundy can make him
self more useful to local and limited consti-
uency, than to the general service. I, must
be hard to an old warrior to be publicly re-
minded, Of what he must be himself too fully
conscious, that the circle Of his strength and
influence is diminishing with time and toll, and
that the period is rapidly approaching when he
must be laid upon the shelf, TO give place TO
more youthful and vigorous partizans.