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" The Mornipg Ne,os may rest assured tf"t
wo take back nothing We have ever said OF Ke-
pudiatinn and the Repudie,ing sia,es--thas we
consider the pre,exs setup by Mississippi NIGEL
gsn and Arkansas to bar the payment OF s7me
millions each of Public Debt as most dishonora-
ble in themselves and disgracsful to our common
country, aud that we conceive nothing more dis
reputable than their conduct excep! volunteering
to justify it.


The News's perpetual allusions To the case OF
Huxtable rs. Illinois will become pertinent when
ever j. shall have bean judcially established that
the bonds of any State ,oers issued in violation
Of its instructions, and thai said State did not
subsequently waive the iregalarity by receiving
the proceeds of its sgen.'s bargain. All wa ask
10 that any State which denies the validity Of
bonds s,ued in its by its constituted author
tiles, and shereupon refuses to pay them, shall
offer to test their palidity before some impartial
tribunal and abide By tha, tribunals decision
So long as the Repudiatiug States s.uSbornly re-
.ase to do any thing of the sort, we must beeve
that ,hey knop they are swinding; and SO long
as they are upheld in such refusal we cannot re-
els. the conclusion that their apologst Is perfect
" aware of their knavery. whether such apollo
sist fads it necessary or not to garble the North
American Review to make it support his posi-
sions