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Were we to follow an illustrious example set us on Saturday. we might readily moify the ire of the Jour nal, by the application of a poutice of "sof soap" which no symptoms of neutral inflammation could withstand. But we scorr hatter, where fear to strike and as we fear encounter where is iust the neutral can lay on, stand off, just he pleascs. As for the ''borrowed table" and "borrow ed bunder' too, the Journal understand perfectly We do deny his right to appropriate public property ohs exclusive even if he expend little ofIs labor upon it. We have all proper respect for the rights of contemporaries, and would not pluck even daisy from their literary chapets. Least oi all would trespass upon our neuraPs close, for should be sure to hear of it the day.

 But if the neutral does not scare a button about the table" why this hue and cry over its supposed b str,conl And then again, she would make d bet ter one, any day in the week and say not word about his (our) of it, but when he twe) begins hint that our neutrality dvests,' Sc. Stop stop you getting too fast and forgetting your usual cau ton. Did you not grumble over your ''able" betore said word about it, you, or anybody or anything pertaining to it! To he sure you did. Now, if you really feel that little graceful acknowledgement is due, for taking seriously to heart, thing that you don't scare button about" you must "iocate" the apology before and not after the fact.

 We begin to suspect that the Journal is uneasy in his quiet and neutral pasture grounds-he wants ex- ercise and while he talks of breaking lance to keep the peace" he is really panting for brush with somebody, out of pure Irish love of the fun. As his hopes of subject shut out in quarter by soft words which turn away wrath, and as he would get knocks there except parasitical depreciation, or wholesale abuse, we give him free consent to run n tilt at us whenever he feels ''wol(sh about the neck and shoulders" able 10 ''wbip his weight in wild cats'' That we apprehend, was his state of mind, prior to Saturday; he must be stocay indfer- ent to attery, if he is ready to to It, at any time since Saturday.