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VINO EXTRAVAGANCE.-The knghtstOwu T. u
rier raves most tremendously because we published
the items OF exPeuse incident to the ural "i the
late President HARRISON" sputlerng =, at deal
about hyeHa prime pie, aud all that But what oc-
cason there for all this ire, at tie bare publca-
ton of a Congressional document. How does the
Courier know that we disappro,ed Of those expend-
itures or any part of them Why does 1t ask If we
expect TO make political capital out OF the matter
and why would It keep the knowledge OF those eX-
penditures. the purposes for which they Were
maGe, hidden and concealed from the People, who
have right TO know every thing IN relation to the
subject


We published that document purposey without
word OF comment, leaving every one to Judge Tor
himself OF the proprety extravaganza OF the items
and We think We do tie editor OF the Courier III
Justice when suppose his conscience lcas scared
by the facts. !le kHoics the expenditures ex-
travsg giant. and that they give the lie To the whig
professions of economy. lie feels that their bare
publication will rebound to the dscredit Of the Pipe
layers who would make use of such occa-
sion az the death Of their President to PLUNDER
tie Treasury under the cover OF barying him with
decency