THE GLOBES INGRATITUDE TO JOHN


CATALINE CALHOUN
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The Government official paper treated its
readers, on Thursday evening, TO column of
abuse against the Senators who opposed the
proposition, Of Mr. BENTON, to lavish the
public money on the Editor Of that paper, for
printing parcel Of trash, which the Missouri
Humbugger has collected in the shape of
letters and statements from persons Of his
own choosing relative to the salt duties, and
the conduct of the proprietors Of salt pro-
perty. We stated before, that Mr. CALHOUN
vas one of the most strenuous opponents of
the printing Of this stuff, raked together from
utterly irresponsible sources, and also of the
object which they are designed u accom-
plish-the repeal of the salt tax. We gave
a sketch of the scene that took place, on that
OCCASION, between Mr.. CALHOUN and Mr.
BENTON. The Globe now threatens to pub.
lish that debate, and says, it will !" show the
principles of men and parties in bold relief"
"For five hours continues the veracious Ed
itor, "the FEDERALIsTs, headed by Mr..
CLAY, opposed the printing"


How does Mr. John Cataine Calhoun like
this classification His particular friend, the
Executive printer shows him up in bold
relief" as Federalist'-nay, more still,
as one only of the joint of the Federal tail
one of the company of "Federalists, headed
by Mr.. Clay~


This is rather ungrateful treatment of Mr.
4 CALHOUN, after he and his little SQUAD I" LEI
the Administration elect its public printer