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"WHo WILL BE THE Government ORGAN AT
WAsHINeToN?"-Th question is still undecided
The Washington Globe, conducted by Blair Il
Rves, will no doubt make hard struggle, but we
doubt whether it ought to succeed. The policy Of
the Globe during the last few years was very inju-
rious to the party in power and If it had been
followed, would have reduced the democrats to
miserable minority, and Mr.. Clay would now have
been the President. The Baltimore Convention
that nominated Mr. Polk, upset that policy, and
rebuked the newspaper dictators. 1t is now deemed
very dangerously all shrewd politicians, to entrust
the Globe with such large deposte Of political
power in future. Like many Of those with whom
they have been associated its conductors have been
defaulters to their political trust, and they would
be so again. The Madisonian can hardly be ele-
waited TO be an organ, from its ignorance, imbeci-
lity, and folly. John Jones can never be any
thing but-bit of John. In fact, the only paper
at Washington that seems to possess the natural
elements which to raise the superstructure of an
organ, is the Constitution 1t has been managed
with great deal Of talent, judgment and dignity.
Perhaps it will be Mr.. Folks policy to consider
that the organ of the government, giving it all the
efficient patronage, and recommending it to all
democrats in Congress at the next session. We
will wait and see.