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Tho future historian, in Judging Of measures by
results aud unbiased by tho miserable iealousioa
ol party politics. will record Mr. Puks admins.
traion, ms the most successful aud brilliant onp
upon the page Of American history.


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upon this, the u. S. Gazette well romafkr-
Pcope-old fashioned, II Is true--used to think
something Of the administration Of a man named
George Washington But the greater light dms
the less and the sun Of Washington palcs into an
Intellectual fire before the ellulgcnce Of Mr. Poks
newly arisen glorics. lie has acted with such
extreme propreiy in making the war, been 50
valiant IN leading our armies, 80 skiliul in mnnnu-
verng Them aud so particularly careful TO honor
and award Just praise TO his subordinaies
cially Gen Taylor; that there Is no wonder Tho
editor has burst forth into such an excess Of praise,
that some may call 1t adulnlon. Wa don't think
le editor will remain long in his present vocation
for Il service is rewarded, he will have an uni
form on his back, aud Captains Coloncs, a
Brgader or a Lieut. Generals commission In his
pocket A single speech or rather a single omis.
sion in speech, procured The last for Brig Gen.
Gushing, aud why may moi service Ms great pro.
mote the interests Of the editor of the Baltimore
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