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MENDfNG THE MATTER.-The Gazette tries very hard 10 raise the cry ofpeSecuion upon our exposure of his vile and Wilful slander upon Gov YELL. In order to doso he charges us with making .garbled extract' from his paper; and then supplies wfatwe omitted in the following words sUe hage good a0tdori5 for sagiag tiat Coz. Yell did Hs. If ace hape been alisied, hee correct d. aad eee shaH fqe pleasare ia plaeag te crectioa t, our coluas But he isregPoasble to the people for the improper erer else of any of his functions Goren0r, oad ape aean 10 hold him io Mat repoasi6a!ty" Well, we did omit these words in our extract from the Gazette But wherein did We, thus, do iniustiee--exeept perhaps, in dealing too lenienty with him. What do thesewords proYe3 Nothing more nor less tAan that to his vile islanders upon Gov YELL the editor ol'the Gazette has added taisy9catj0a of lis owa promise. He first said that if the correction was furnished he would publish it This was his pro- mise Did he comply with it? True, he did publish Messrs IrapnaIl's and Johnsons letters-he tried to ayold even that but in the same paper, he renewed and repeated the slandeF, directly in the face of the Jacis, which he had not sought, but which were forced upon him. If lalsifcaton of promise, be any atonement for islander, then the editor of ibe Gazette is justified. Not otherwise.