The Organ
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The new Administration at Washington have tor
the las, fortnight been as much perpeXed with the
consultation of a proper ergan our Native Cor
pora,ion ought 10 be at The inauiy and driyei of
theirs All sorts OF negotiations have been on foot,
and all SORTS Of ntugues and coun;tulottings been
IN active operation. 1t was early settled by some
of the leading powers behind the throne that Blair
of the Globe must be got rid OF, being too dic,a-
torial, and too much under the influence OF Benton.
who does not bask lii the sunshine OF Court favor.
Bu, who should suppani HIM, There's The rub
The Constitution is teo Calhounlsh, aud the Madl-
SANTA TOO Johu Icnian-a perfect counterpart OF the
American Republican here, Negotiations have
been actively carried on with Father Rliche OF the
Richmond Enquirer, who is esteemed one OF the
most adroit Political tacticians alive, and has ruled
Virginia, save during few temporary rehelhonS,
for thirty years Two or three Tennessee Editors
came on with or after Polk, ready 70 undertake
any thing that promised lat pckiDss; but they
found themselves IN too deep water 9; Washington,
and were clad 10 SWIM ashore and shake themselves
Finally, we have report that the thing is settled,
aud Father Ritchic kindly condeScends 10 do the
printing oI ConstesS aud the thinking oil the Demo
eracy for the next lour years. The correspondent
OF the Baltimore Patriot says;


"McSsrs Richie and Heiss have tuAly been decided
JUROR, TO c-cOnduct TRE ORGAN" They VIII know IN


week whether and upon what terms ttn The neigh
borhCd SAY oi rom Slao0o 20 S6GoV0) they can have
The Globe all events they 10 publish anc edit
Tac OryaN.


Pretty We'll. Richie is The Talleytana OF The
Pr,ss-neither Il savage Ike Blair nor donkey
like John Jones. Hewi have TO step these long
winded essays with which his EnquiTer is ruined
by his Virginia correspondents. Bisir, IL is under
stood, is 10 have i Foreign Mission II be behaves
ike u good boy in giving up The Globe. HsisS. we
believe, is now connected with the Constitution.
John Jones, we suppose. will be made Charge
dAtfaires 10 the Fejee Islands. and The deiectsbe
innocence of the Madisonian amuSe an uufeelins
world no more for ever. Alas poor Joues


we ue'er s,,sli look upon his ike asain.'


ncs- We learn hy the Elzebeihtown Journal ina; !
Mr. Hale had Siat9 worth OF silk goods his pria,
works at Railway burnt Friday utght ready be
IL. ~.