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The Globe is evidently very much alarmed at
the prospect of losing the public printing. What
ever course the Wings may take upon the Speak
ership, we trust that they will not be accessory
to the election of Blair & Rives printers to the
House. The Globe has become an organ of per-
nicious power, and exercises most baneful in
iuence over the counsels Of the Locofoco party.
In malice vindctveness, and violence to poiti-
cal opponents, il has no equal in this country.
1t is time that its power to work further mischief
was at an end. <.fS8