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We have devoted an article in this evening",
Union" to the spirit of the whig press. We have
other specimens before us Of the desperate and
shameless abuse of these journals. Such attacks
are scattered through them, ''thick as autumna
leaves that strew the vacs ofvaombrosa."


The minor presses take their cue from the f,sle.
men of the party, and the favorite maxim of many
Of the whg presses seems to be- to put down the ad-
mlnistration, its measures, and its friends, at all
events to spare efforts to pervert all its acts to
misrepresent all its friends; to ascrbe the wors,
purposes and the meanest motives to the democratic
party, There are several worthy exceptions to
the tone Of the whig press; but such, certainlv.
is not the character Of the articles which we ouos
from the Nashville whig paper,