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1t will be seen in the report Of the proceedings Of
| the House of Representatives of Thursday last, that
a publication in the Globe in relation to the rumor-
ed bargaining for the public printing Of the day pre-
vious, was made the subject of comment by Mr..
Mitchell, of New York, and Mr.. Fisher, Of North
| Carolina.


| The Globe charged Mr.. Mitchell with having
made an "overture of bribery" Mr.. M repelled
the slanderous impu,ation. Those who can see an
overture of bribery in proposing TO an individual TO
become a candidate for an office, must have, on that
subject, morbid vision. We have no doubt GER
tain class OF politicians are morbid on the subject,
and that they are so much accustomed 10 b. APP
preached with overlures of bribery, on account of
the general suspicion of their easy virtue, that they
fancy they see brbs in every thing an honorable
gentleman may propose.


| The gentleman from North Carolina seems TO
have acted the part Of an informe TO the Globe, and
seems to have been anxious TO appear as disnlerest-
ed and virtuous as possible before The public. This
would have appeared more praiseworthy had he not
attempted claim most of ii by way OF contrast with
one Of his fellow members.


The Globe pronounced Gov Porler's Message,
cable and admirable" and promised. to notice 1t
further A week has elapsed, and the Globe has
not fulfilled its promise Did the Globe catch
tar,ar7 Or, in accordance with that Conservative
Message is il now willing 10 spike its artillery"
and let the "swndIing banks, go free1
4" He" General Harrison) seems to be willing to
1.-THE negroes free and sell white men into slave
| ry ~ GLOBE.


COMMENTARY
| From Gen. Harrison's report of the battle
of the Thames:


| awe have suffered greatly for the want Of pro-
visions and the whole army has subsised, for the
| last three days, on RAW BEEF WITHOUT SALT"
CONTRAST.


From Mr.. Van Buren's message
"The people look TO the Government for too
much"


| THE,TRE-MrS. FrTzwLLiaM, one oil the most
extraordinary performers we have had upon our
boards, takes benefit this evening She displays


wonderful versatility Of talent, both in music and
comedy


JupGE WmTss letter will be published in pamphlet
| form and may be had at this office, al cheap rate.
ARoosrooK ExPEplrioS.-The total amount Of the
expenses Of the Aroostook Expedition, to December
2Oth [erceping the civil posseel Is as follows
| Pay OF the Troops S9O,O5l 81


Quartermasiers Department, l36,6s3 81
s226, ,765 30