THE DAILY UNION.
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olive branch to Mexico Ifjast agreeable TO the
lnteligeneer, we would rather dispense with It's en-
comums. Sir Peter Teazle, 10 the play, listened
with patience to the railing Of the whole scandalous
college at Lady sneerwels, against the character Of
his friend Neither the direct malice of old Crabiree,
nor the lying insinuntions Of Sir Benjamin Backbite
could move him. But even he was compelled to
beg Of Mrs. CaRdor to be kind enough not to under
take his friends defence. That good lady's hypoe
risy Of justice and charity was too much for him.
In like manner, as friends of the administration, we
hope that will be spared the inAetion of the Intel
ligencer's "candidn estimates of it's motives and
character. IL can bear, as il has borne the OPEN
mouthed and foul mouthed SANDER Of the whole
'seandalous college" OF whig prints, But the Mrs.
Candor Of the lnteIlgencer, with her demure coun-
tenancs, her easPed hands, her upraised eyes, her
ninclng tones, and her tongue Of venom, are too
much 10 bear-especially when, as at present, she
whispers cut her tTaitorous insnuatlons to cheer
the hearts and to guide the counses Of foreign
foe!