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The article in the daily Fountain, No. 63,
signed VlGILANr, might possibly (by implica-
tion) be construed to mean that death by duel
ling is honorable. The publisher does not, nor
cannot, associate the term honor, or any Of its
relatives, in any shape, under any circum-
stances, with duelling, but looks upon it as
one Of those double crimes which associates
murder OF the highest degree and suicide, in
volving consequences the most appalling,
whether they have reference to time or eter-
nity. Let this be understood once and for
ever