ARKANSAS GAzETTE-AHoY!
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We copy the following, and especially the last, for the benefit of our dsficate neighbor of the Gazette. Thus, he may know, in due time, what awaits him, if he should advocate the occupancy of Oregon, or the annexation of Texas-and most particularly, if he should dare to say that Mir. Clay Is in favor of the latter measure. Truly '' delicate subject" Is 1t not, neighbor?

 We must repeat our solemn conviction that good policy forbids the Government of the United States to offer any encouragement to emigration from this country to Oregon.n

 Louisville Journal

 By the by, 1t is well understood, at Wash ington, that Henry Clay is in favor of the an- nexation of Texas.'-Ia. Free Press.

 |" It is well understood by all who read the preceding paragraph, that the editor of the Free Press is desperate liar" Lon. Jsar.

 LOGIC rersu9 TEuTH-The Editor of the Gazette complains that we misrepresented him, last week, and made him seem Illogical, by emitting one of the premises of his argu- ment. He supplies our commission in these words .Ean Buren, Cass, Calhoun, and Buchanan, eac1, entertain= =diferent rteus apoa azz tte leading questions of our gOr- ernnaeatal policyn This may be very logj- cal but, unfortunately for the Gazette, it is untrue And if the Editor did not know it to be untrue, when he penned it. we have to pity him for being even more ignorant than he is generally supposed to be. Before, We thought he was only making himself ridicu- Ious; but now, 1t requires much charity not to believe that he had rather be considered in his statements, than illogical in his arguments.