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THE ''ORGAN" GRINDER.-Thc Rich
mond Wing, after alluding to the trim
ming" of the ''Napoleoa" Of the WISHING
ton Union, gives our venerable 'Nesior
an unanswerable thrust, in the following
terms:


"Nothing can be more perplexing than
our old neghbor's position as TO the sub
treasury" If he supports it (and ii is cer-
tain to be up and prominent next session.
he will be overwhelmed with quotations
the most direct, numerous. and unqualified
against it from the Enquirer of 1897, pro-
wing either that he was false then or false
now"


4 shot like that would blow any common,
every day manager, completely out of wa
ter; but the reicran has become so accus-
toned to having unwelcome truths pressed
home upon him, that he will scarcely vince
at this new turn Of the screw. Besides,
when he is fairly cornered, completely, tee
totally used up he has only to fall back up
on his reserved rights, in the shape of or
FENDED DIGNITY, and like the ostrich,
which buries its head in the sand, he fan
cies himself invulnerable. He has invent
ed more games than Chunkey ever dreamt
of in all his philosophy. Dignity, to him.
is what action is to the orator-the all in
all. If his intellectual capac ty could be-
come commensurate with his dignity, he
would be the mental colossus of the age.