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A portion of the whig newspapers exhibi.
want OF drcency, which great poet has said is a
want of sense. They persist in applying 10 The
democrats the nickname of locofoco This does
not injure the democrats, but undoubtedly hurts
the whig party, by showing malice. meunness and
want of manners on the part Of its spokesmep


Whenever respectable whig statesman has oc-
casion TO mention the principles or men of our
party, 1t will be seen that he does not make use OF
any nickname. He has too much regard for him.
self for the prophecies of society, and The good Of
his own party to apply slang epithets to the great
majority who have generally ruled and are des-
tined generally TO rulelhe policy Of this country.
That SO many whig editors are incapable of profit
ing by the decent examples set them by distinguish
ed wings, is fact not very credilable to tbc press
of that party: Boston Post.