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His Honor the Mayor was not cracking his old
jokes at Baltimore after all, at leas, so his organs
say. If he be really at home, we think he should
curb the insolence and indecency Of these organs
1t is really very inconsistent in the head Of party
that claims par ercelenee to be the Bible party'-
be the quintescence of all that is pure and Lowell
and of good report-and who himself bears repu-
table private character for morality and decency,
to permit his organs to pour forth daily long tirades
Of filthy and scurrilous abuse. His Honor the
Mayor must look to this He cannot endow hje
organs with brains or common sense any more
than he can make black nan white but he nigh,
at least try to make them decent and fit to be read
out OF the limits Of the "Five Points" Do try.
Mr.. Mayor, 1t is surely not necessary that your
organs should be as filthy as the sheets.


THE TFIAs EXCITEMENT INcREAsrNs.-Another
great Texas meeting is to be held in Tammaay Hal
this evening. In several OF the wards, meetings OF
the same character are called, and we perceive that
Ia Jersey City similar demonstration is to be made
this evening. Nothing more clearly betokrns the
strength ct this question and its ultimate triumph.
than the avldlty with which the various cliques OF
OF ofhce-beggars and ofhce-holders are seizlng on
the popular movements in it's favor. The Morning
Ne,os we see, endeavors to depreciate the numbers
and effect of the Park Meeting, on Saturday after
noon. Still kicking against the goads.


BISHOP, OR NOT A BTsHop !-The controver.
sy about the position of poor Bishop Onderdonk
has assumed a verv interesting form, as on its de.
cision rests the payment of the salary This, after
all, IS the great point. One of the members OF the
standing committee protests, it is said, agai nst the
payment OF the salary,op the old principle "no song
no supper" 1t is probable that the matter may vet
come before the civil tribunals, for it appears thus
tar, that the Church is unable to decide whether
the Bishop is uufrocked or not.