u ALL TBE DECENCY."
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The Newbernian of the 10th instant, being un-
able to answer our arguments against submitting
the Oregon question to arbitration, cxplodes after
this manner


':The last No. of the STANDARD is upon Sen
ator Mangum on account Of his introducing
amendment the resolution of Mr.. Criftenden of
fered in the U. S. Senate the subject of the no
tice proposition which refers the matter in dis
negotiation has failed to settle il. We have sell
dom seen the Standard more "rantaukerous,'' than
in this case Its little, shriVelled editor is in per-
feet rage and demands of Mr.. M. "to whom
would he refer the case 2" as though the matter
had long since been settled by Jas. K. Polk, and
Billy Holden that "the whole of Oregon" was
theirs, and in fact, in Holden's breeches pocket
This little fellow, who has been dancing to the
tune of Democracy for only few years, has actu-
ally sweIled large, tha: unless the granny puts
bandage on him, "he'U bust )" - sss r


We give the above as specimen of Federal " de-
cency" and Federal '' 'respectabity," as we'll as in
confirmation of what we said week or two
since that the Whig leaders seldom argue a ques
ton candidly or honestly but resort on almost all
occasions, TO the use Of personalities and often
sive epithets. But at the same time we must be
allowed to assure our amiable contemporary OF the
Newbernian that we are not at all moved, either
bY the matter or manner of the attack he has made
upon us, especially as it is not likely to injure any
one but himself If Mr.. Clay's Charles should
again pass through North Carolina, ne will doubt
less teach the Editor of the Newbernian better
manners.