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The NEWSPAPER Press The PARTY PRINTS =
What will the party prints and the party newspapers
now do in order to fill their columns with any
degree Of interest, now that the political contest
has termlnatedl During the past six months they
have been rioting in their gory-enjoylng perfect
saturnalia of abuse and vndctiveness, and all
kinds of denominations. In these remarks we IN
cude the journals of both parties, for the locofoco
prints were Just as violent and venemous as those
Of the wings.


AT present the whg prints appear to be mourning
for the loss Of Mr.. Clay's election with degree OF
excrucatng melancholy that is really laughahle.
Some propose to raise statue to him-some pro-
,se to start him afresh in lS4S-sOme propose one
thing, and some propose another. Ga the other
hand the ocofoco prints full of ridiculous and
idle boastings and twadde. They have elected a
new President, and expect new administration.
but dare not, it seems, say word about what
measures they expect, what is to be done, or how
they expect to carry on the government This is
ali left open to the independent press, and to it
alone Just as was the discussion OF the contest now
termina nated