PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8, lS45.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8, 1645
Politics, Morality, R-iisoa Rascaty, &C. &C., Phiioso


pticaiiy Considered.


The ooos are busy picking their fnts and the wings
pounding their pebble for Tuesday next The ma.
ves, too, up and doing sipsng the highways and
bywsys with every symbol OF their faith except burn.
ing churches and schools without bibles The result may
be easily dvined the wings will triumph between the
two streets which bound the part Of town. and the
democrats everywhere else The wings have either the
most w.t. the least honesy-for every apparent acci
dent tends to strengthen their side whether it be rail-
road collision custom house removal or new spaper
sommerset They have bamboozed the natives bribed
all the scoundrels, and plastered the Sentinel and
Washington Journal as TO turn their pennyweighs OF
influence to their advantage by setting them logger.
heads with all others This sore hit to the locos as
union is undoubtedly their strong point. The Collector
of the Port here like any other could have been a
pointed, was obliged to dsappoin ninety nine where
he appointed one and being great avore and the un
questioned head oil the operative democracy of the CITY
and county his in this connection were eaojy as
sailed by simply possessing the ignorant with belief
that the almighty Henry Horn could, If he pro.
per, give comfortable post to every demosrH This
idea is fed up by the prints referred to- by CO certed
enor to prove that James X. Polk twig o. fhe old
hickory, will absolutely eject him from office or least
have him rejected by the Senate for having sianed
All the Old oacsrs and appointed all the app
This, Xyas2 See, bea hard friend Horn az he has
lsoe s1si "slife to be called "honest Henry Horn"
tWnen rlbunalwhOse a %
PREDATORY reward he has so long coveted that ii the
Journal is to be credited, treacherous Henry Horn
would be far better However, "he little with the
spectacles on" to stick to his faith and to all ap
pearances has the utmost confidence the old AKIN
that honesty is the best policy" This is all great sport
Tor the lockers in Vienna it is a between moral
ty and immortality. and the election and the action of
the next Senate upon Mr. Polks principal appointments
will decide which is the winning side.


Masses are regularly said and sung here for that part
OF the Vineyard next the Keystone, north Onderdonk
hnds no favor in the land Of Penn, So whatever we
in poIi
al mgher guage here, than in ancient Gotham


,., man ma am afraid TO say gentleman held to bail
procuring goods on false preences the names and cir
cumstancss yet in the dark He will no doubt fork nm
ana go scot iree to reswinde the community TRY ior
Gods sake, and embazon names OF all concsrnsi M @
the disc Of the sun The Herald aes all is our ONLY
portal against the scounorels -'
The Hon. George NJ. Dallas is moving about our pr.
cncts with white head plenty Of brains and pleny of
Ritche as printer. against the word.


~ understand stately old beg pardona stately buck
from the mountains OF Pennsy lvsna is the OH
stumping ground in Lancaster. wish could see hi.
anters hersaborts would give then a blast There
latent feeling here, which will long burst forth
In svor oil that man. Ia the satpetre affair Broad st


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New oaLEANs, Oct I'd, Is45.


The accommodating Postmaster of this city, Mr. A. @
fenn has lattsrly determined 10 close the Norther,
Mah O'Clock, and this gives to latter writers som.
'ins hke lair chance Formerly, when the Office


u' u"o D'ss a'' o'clock, AM, those Who failed "a
- n. e oresKisst, had a slim chance
Mr. rom was appointed under the Tyler administration
ou' no one seems to dssro his removal Even the ord
nary ragged once oegsars are deferred from eyncipx
desire for his share OF the loaves and ssha
bility, many virtues, and the elegant a,,er,,


plays in his Office. have the repuIs,ve eTso,
ligon has over the sinful The mob lool, ., n..
wonderful small-and retire. ~


Don't let Mr. Polk know that Mr.. Penn is populor ],
youdo he will remove him popuiar-i
line rsmovaRof Nr. Barrett, off, hats.ofy uemorr -
Collector of the Port, has caused some o.
amcns .ne small potatoes" of the democracy an
the Old Hunkersr and Colonel Cisborna as ~ o"s, v
nickery party relative to the claims respectiyely


"a ~ sna Dsrrsu The Bee (whig) very fooishly ster
fea IN 70 notice thstthe harmonious dsmocracv 6.S 4