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PEcoAvI!-The last Gazette puts uP a very piteous cry of mercy for Davy Walker, in consequence of the terms in which we no ticed his arrival in the City. During the last canvass, 1t became our duty to direct public indignation against Walker, by pointing out inc detestable vices of his efraracter-he Is too small to do any act which may aspire to the dignity of crime. By way amusement, during this hot weather, we levelled shaft of ridicule at him, last week. The unmali- cious weapon seems 10 have done more exc cution than we intended or expected of il; piercing, in its course, even .'between the bones and narrow of our sensitive neigh bor, who, in the excess of his chivalry, plays knight-errant to every "poor devil who happens to fall under the just lash of wrath or rdicule If our neighbor and his proiege, Dayy. not content with the need of ridicule, desire the additional covering of contempt, they have our free consent to ask for sym pathy, and cry mercy, against us, until their tears run down to their toes.