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Mn. GRAHGER.-In another column, publish a sweet morsel for the Southern Wings, which, we hope, they will roll nnler their tongues, and thank Fortune for. Mir. Granger, the Postmaster, has an Sinner and an outer m..n'' this subject of slavery say his quondam abolition friends. Perhaps, il woull have been better to say, that, like certain ethical philosophers, he believes in distinct dent ues--a sort of dual personally which sometimes he thinks separately and conirary, the one at times getting the better of the other and the actions of both depending very essentially upon the influence of ex ternal events.

 "Mr Granger" says the article ''is in theory all abJlitionist." We guessed as much but the difficult ty is to know what security this notion of theory will afford to the Sou,h Will it make him the friend ol Southern rights Will it be a barrier against the Introduction of incendiary publications through the mail Does the retaining of him in office show that John Tyler has scrupulous respect for the decacy of the planters ?

 Now we think that the slighest particle of defer ence for the sIave-hodng interest (prejudce if you please) demands that shall be kept in office who has entertained or does entertain heretca no- tions on this subject This fact should be made Tor topoliticians. They should be taught to know and to feel, that this point is eternal ob stace to Southern confidence.

 We don't want John Tyler to put democrat il the place of Mr. Granger. By no means. But wh, shoull we, or any men of any party, rest satisfied with person of doubtful character, when there ar, hundreds of as able honest Wings whp are orthodo' on the subject of slavery This is the question: ia neither unjust nsr partizan. It is Southcr question, one and indivisible.