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".4udi aiierGm pGrtem." The Argus pub
llshes several extracts from wing papers of other
States, IN order to show the opinions entertained
abroad upon the Mississippi bond question:
| hey are all one 'sidsd and evnce a lamentable
ignorance OF the true merits OF the question. BE.
sides, some ol them are from sources not entitled
to the slightest edlt. We don't care fig what
snch men as the political scoundreI, james Wat
sn Webb of the New York Courier, or the abO'
lionist, Horace GreeIy Of the Tribune, or the low
blackguaId, Prentice Of the Louisville Journal,o
The Joseph Surface Of the National lnlehseucer
say or Il nk Of US. We would rather have the
condemnation thar the praise OF such men. We
shall give the obe, side Of the question, and shall
publish articles from some Of the leadiug demo-
cratic papers in other States, many OF these--he
Albany Argus, the New York Post, the Charles
ton Mercury, particularly, all edited by men o
the first standing and respeciabIty Ia The country
-evince thorough knowledge of the subject,
aud decidedly approve of the course Of the anti,
band party.