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lNABMssIBLE.--Ifo our correspondent lief ferson' desires to discuss the merits of the sriver mail roue,' or any other legitimate subject, in a fair and manly way, place in the Banner is eheerfully it his sesvice.- But when he seeks to convert his commu- nioalioos into insi3ious vehicles of unjust, unproy9ked, and unealled-for, attacks npon individuals, he excludes himself from our columns lie may eulogize his friends as much as he will and still the ,'Bamer'' Is open to him; but not when he would do so al the expense of others, who, from ey- cry consideration. both peisoaal and polj.i- ca, are, al least, as much entitled 10 our res pect and kind feeling. This is not the first attempt [but we hope it will be the hst) of writers, ineonsiderately we Gpst, 10 make the "Baancc' an arena of strife between prominent members of tie Democratic par ~; and some credit has been awarded to the ffmncs with which we have resisted their impornnities. Experience has abundantly proven the propriety of tIh position we, al first, assumed from principle; and il is worse than useless 10 expect us 10 abandon 1t now. We say this, in all candor and kindness; and we hope il will be received in the same spirit.