THE REGISTER CoRREcTRn
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were we to notice and correct all the m;sro,


resentatlons which are poured forth. twice wooi.


by the Raleigh Register, we should have rr'
else to engage our attention but there is ono s,o,.
ment in that paper of the 18th instant, which onoh,
not to be passed over


The Editor, after giving what he calls u,n
analysis of the spirit" of the CorrespondpOc.
between the British Minister and Mr.. Buchanan
upon the subject Of arbitration, proceeds 10 saw


=" This is the gist of the Correspondence. nnoD
all which we simply remark, that our title TO 0re-
gon must be very bad, indeed, if we are afraid to
entrust II TO the hands of persons of our orQ cboog
ing. We believe ten honest men wouJ dsc;%o ,%Ui !,
satisfactorily to all parties"


Persons of our Own CHOOSING? What sor, of
arbitration would that bc2 Does man of sense
when he has SUI: at law, say 10 his adversary
Now, my dear fellow, we have quarreIcd ono
enough about this matter The Counsel Cannot
settle it, nor can We because we are both little
"r riled." You just go and get four or six of
your friends-persons of your o,cn choosing 10
decide 1t, and then. if fail to abide their decision
call me fool" And yet this is the sort of arb.
tration the Register would have the people to be.
Iieve Mr.. Pakenham proposed TO the United
States


1t were waste of words to dwell further upon
this paIpable misrepresentation. The Register
has been corrected. Will it stay so? We shall
see. It's arbitration plot has been blown sLv high.
What will it do next2 Attack the Prcsiden!
openly ii dare not for its own party will not sus-
tain it in such course; but all it can do TO en-.
barrass his Administration, will be done, without
scruple, and just as if conscience and political
justice had no place among men.