The Morning Glory Fizzle

We learn that two of the Seceshers of Vancouver came over to Portland last Friday evening and worked all night in the office of their organ the Advertiser, getting up a campaign paper with the ad captandum title of the Morning Glory. Doubtless this was that 'Glory to be revealed' which they gave notice of some time ago. Mr. Struve, one of the heroes of this enterprise, had a new safe on board of the steamer Vancouver, which he was taking over to his office being an agent of Wells, Fargo Co. Into this safe he put all his papers also the combination to the lock. On his arrival at Vancouver, 'lo! and behold' the key would not open the safe. After working away at the lock till nearly midnight, the job of revealing the Glory was given up, and the six hundred Morning Glorys still repose in their iron coffin. To make the joke still richer, there were two copies left out and they are both in the hands of the Union men. Struve came back to Portland in the night and found the form partly distributed. And so he had five hundred half blown Glorys struck off, and returned to Vancouver righteously 'crestfallen.' The only two copies of the original Glory that did not sink into an untimely grave, are now in the possession of Union men.