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The fact, which Is well knoWn>to the au-


thor above alluded 10, that Mr.. Jones had,


more than year previous to "A notef


downs " last communication, both in pu-
bic and in private, acknowledged the in
justice. of some of his statements admit


ted that he had been hasty in his Judgment,


and premature in his conclusions, still the


malignant appetites of his traducers are


unsatiated. But with voracity, worthy


only the hyena, who to appease its appe-
tite for human flesh, exhumes its prey and
descecrates the grave. Wemust conclude
our structures, having spun them out some
what longer than we anticipated when we
penned the head of our article. But after
a moments reflection, we were satisfied
that mere notice of the communication
alluded to, would be doing Mr.. Jones an
injustice, the society before whom he had
lectured, an injustice, the author Of the
an injustice, and our
selves a.greater injustice, being the con-
ductors of an independent press, open to
all, and swayed by none. And although
the pulpit, the bar, and the bench, may
swere or faulter, the independent news
paper, and this in particular, shall be un-
wavering in its advocacy of truth and jus
tice.