Staunton Spectator, And General Advertiser

The president will secure the revenue by getting it out of the hands of the banks and placing it in charge of faithful agents.--Globe.

Oh yes--he'll render it perfectly secure by placing it in the pockets of his leg-treasurers. "Come in here out of the rain, said the shark to the little fishes."--Prentice.
The whig papers are getting less and less decent every year.--Globe.

You say so merely because the Whig papers paint the loco party correctly, and that party is continually growing more and more hideous in its features. "A plague on this mirror" exclaimed a wrinkled old maid; "mirrors are a thousand times worse now than they used to be twenty years ago"