ARBITRATE! ARBITRATEl
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True to their instincts or TO their instructions,
we care not which, the Wing presses Of this State
are coming forward in favor Of submitting our
rights in Oregon to arbitration. This is the new
Wing cry; and were we capable of rejoicing
over any thing anti-American right glad should
we be that the Federal leaders had marched upto
this dangerous position.


We received by the Northern Mail on Saturday
morning, another little slip from the AbOlltlOnIsb
Eiihu Burritt, of Massachusetts, the burden oil
which is Gr6itration! Our readers will readily
perceive how the British, the abolitionists and the
Federal leaders are banded together. God save
the country from their clutchesI


We would say to MIR. BurFitt, with all due re-
spect for his great learning and extraordinary
abilities that we consider him foe to the union of
these States and to the happiness and prOsperiyO
the Southern people, and that however gladly the
Wing papers, here may seize on his productions
we must beg leave to decline the honor Of giving
them to the public in our columns, or of holding
with him any intercourse whatever