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CENSORSHIP OF THE PRRss.-Now is the time of
resolutions and restorations-the remuneration of
everything that is new, and the revival of every
thing that is old. Who could have supposed that
in this free country, and in this enlightened day,
attempt would be made to establish censor
ship Of the press? Yet it has been done. The
other evening, at "native'' meeting in the
Eighth Ward, resolutions were passed forbidding
every one, under the pain Of certain displeasure
from certain quarter, to name any candidate for
the Presidency in lS4s or to agitate that question
at all. This movement has also been approved
and commented on in the two native" papers
here, and therefore it is now perfectly settled that
no one in this country is permitted to talk about
General Scott or Commodore Stewart, or any
other fit candidate for the Presidency in ls4s until
the censorship be taken of, which will. it is said,
be done in three years or thereabouts!