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These are fine times for the editors

 that is, for those within the paie of the Uni

 ted States. Does one of them want par- agraphl The subject comes ready fashion, ed to his hand. "Scenes al Washington

 -" Disgraceful tyranny"-"D Dignified le- gislation" n"-"The great experiment1-&c.

 &c.--and these fill every paper which has come to us for months. Long speeches, and as long repcrts-disquisiiions on poli- ties, of every hue, from ultra federalism 10 extra nuIli6cation--Wa Washington correspon- dence. and long winded falsehoods, are all the dishes now cooked up for that good-na- tured and easy parsonage, the Public There is complete stagnation of the con- mon terms and phrases used in the myster- les of editor-craft. Shocking occurrences, laughable incidents, and all the technicali- ties of the art, are out of use--supplanted by weightier matters. Ahl this removal of the deposites is a feast for the editors.