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Situated as we, are; we might make
some strange revelations in regard to the
slardepeas- iasPutations uttered by the ul-
ira ERhigs touching the. spueFility' OF
some of our articles. The official organ
of the Government very naturally is made
the medium of communication by many of
the greatest minds in our country. We
might point to iiunieFable articles of an
argumentative character which have beeH
stigmatized by our opponents as '.weak,"
&C., which were written bv the very
''gods of their idolatry. ."-MadisoniGn.


The court fools is, as usual, letting out
court secrets: TO repel the carge ofpuer-
ility made by the Wings against his edito-
rial articles, he alleges that many ofthen1
are written by the very gods of Wing idol
airy. Now he cannot have the effronte-
ry to pretend that distinguished Wings
out of the cabinent are writer's for his pa
per; and, of course, the Wing gods, that
he speaks of as the authors ofmany of his
editorial articles, are Messrs. Tyler, Web;
ster, Spencer, Wicklife, g., g., g.
Oh! the unutterabe shame, degradation,
ard irifamy ola President and his cabinet,
who, unable to poise themselves upon
their own conscious rectitude of conduct,
stoop to the low and base littleness Of at
tempting to vindicate their acts by turn
ing daily scribblers for an idiotic newspa.
per!


We can assure John Jones that the fact
of many of bis editorial articals being writ
ten BY Messer. Webster, Spencer, &c, is
very far from proving that the articles
themselves are not puerile. Whena man
of sense writes an editorial article for
notorious foot, he, Of course, makes it lit
tie foolish in order that it may pass for
the FOOLS own.-LOuiSUiIle Journal.