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II We understand that there have been some


prd thoughts and words of late, because we


pyc dared to express our opinions. 1t is Il
flccr habit that editors have fallen into, the


BE- world over, of talking about things just


d. same as if they had right to. Upon
joking over papers from all quarters, we
nd strange as it may SEEM that they actu-
Nv do write upon even political topics, and
&prcss such opinions as seem to them the
sc requires and what is stranger still the
uhlc read them, and ''crcdat Jad;rus"
ihcr cane, tar or feather them, or other
sc commit any wordy and bodily injury
& pom the prcsuming race, but quietly coin


de with or rcfute the obnoxious paragraphs
seems best. As it would be presumptu-
s for us, mere tryo, to attempt to change


c fashion, we shall continue to follow its


INT, however fierce the war of words may


ow. If others differ from us, the paper is
( en to their arguments s;-but until they
( (ndcsccnd to enlighten the world with
( ncthng more convincing than mere va
ring assertions, we shall be nccesstated
present our own.


In matters Of taste we endcavOr by the
I ricty we present to please all our readers;


BIT it is impossible to do this, on every oc-
son, any one upon a moments reflection
|n see. Our columns are not large enough
/ admit of the necessary variety; besides
|ntory, extract or argument might be very
|Mcepablc to some, but not pleasing to 9TH
|&. In consequence from week to week we
ve endcavorcd to vary the subjects as
ch as possible, and to give all parties


ar'ng, aiming more at utility than mere
( npu'arty.