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IHK ORGAN THAT WAS, AND THE ORGAN THAT is
TO BE.--It has been our forture to have seen
many newspapers slcken and die, presenting in
their fate more or less material for sympa hy, ri.
dicule or instruction, but the death and second
birth oi the Washington Globe are in an eminent
degree. amusing and instructive We have already
given the first chapter Of this curious history, and
revealed to our readers the causes which led to the
sudden demise OF the Globe that was, and the gene
ration OF the Globe that is to be. We now annex
me record OF the closing scene:-


From the Globe Of April l4]


Inc Globe efce and ts 0ppurteaances, lin virtue OF
tne agreement which annex for the information Of its
suDscribers passed. Saturday last into the hands
Messrs Richie Hess The Globe had its origin in the
VIII OF Gen Jackson and owes to him and Mr. Van Blu.
and their political friends the which has at
Tended through fifteen years OF conflict closed by the
late triumph OF the democracy which eaced disaster
Oh lSaO has been the misfortune OF the Globe in sus
tanning the strong administration Of General Jackson
tne uncompromsing administration Of Mr.. Van Buren,
ana IN opposing the abuses of Mr. Tycrs administration
Ia Its last atrugge The interest OF the requires
tnat all who contributed to the election Of the present
Cnei Magistrate should continue to give their support
Il Is the good fortune Of the conductor OF The new ocal
organ not to have offended portion OF those whose
adhesion to the party is to its safety and sue
cess We have unbounded confidence in the ability, in
egrty, and patriotism Of the who is to preside
over the. establishment, and shall consider ourselves
amply compensated for the sacrifice we now called
onto make if ancipations of the continued union
official journal, under its new and auspices
We cannot express gratitude to the democracy to
which we owe everything T. p. BLAIR,


JOHN c. RIvES.