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Show Expression of Joy. The loudest and most supremely glorious ebullition of sublime joy, and the most exhilarating exclamation exclama-tion of rejoicing that we remember remem-ber to have read, has reached Us from our St. George correspondent, in the shape of a letter occasioned by the news of Judge McKean's removal. If four bund red Fourths of July had been condensed into an hour, and friend J. had the full benefit of that hour, he could not have made his faber speak louder or express more. Our reason for not publishing the communication is the same that has ever guided the course of this journal. When the Herald liebts its blows are given with fairness and straight from the shoulder. It does not assail a conquered con-quered enemy and abuse him for being be-ing defeated. It never strikes a man when he is down. Judge McKean is a conquered enemy, a fallen antagon-j let of this journal. He i3 down, and so completely down, that a derrick with block and tackle could not . raiso him. lie is no longer a foeman worthy of our steel, hence we let him rest ou the stony bed which he has constructed for himself. I |