THE DAILY UNION
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cere il will not in future permit itself TO fall as !,
has frequently heretofore fallen, into NANTES,
breach Of all proper editorial courtesy, 10 making
the implied assertion that editorial columns" are
ever in any other hands than our own. Whatw see
printed edtoray in the Inelligeneer bold the In


tsigeneer responsible for, however assured We may
feel that foreign aid may have been rendered TO that
journal in the preparation Of the article. If il be
editorial il is to US, for all purposes Of controversy
or allusion, the tsIgsnesr and nothing else. That
journal has the Union has responsible edorship;
TO that and that only we look in any such case; and
we should deem ourselves grossly delinquent on a
plain point Of good nGntTs, in the exercise of our
profession, If we could now permit ourselves to
endeayor to give edge TO any sarcasm, by speak
ing Of an Objectionable passage as written by an
unworthy hand" or by "some subaltern" Of the
opposition The InlelIigepeer win reeollect these
among multitude Of siI4ilar phrases; and il will
consult its own respectability public journal,
without at all injurng Us influence party organ,
by avoiding them in future. We refer TO this matter
now for the first and for the last time. .l .a


In conclusion, we trust that the Intelgsncer will
keep its promise, by showing in the first place


Shy it has illuminated Mr.. Jefferson in It's state
ment Of mis- opinions as the abolition Of slavery
and in the second place, that il has not done so for
the purpose Of eountenancing the aboltionisi
movements ofthe whig party at the north. These
the true points in question between us and the


Intelligence, from which we shall by no means per
init so,neSH;a.!lateral issues to divert US.