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 TIE GAzFFTE's nETRAeTGoN.-Rs9. the Gazette, in his last paper, rctrqct, trsas malicious slander, he was so busy. r.'l 4 since, in manufacturing and circulatipp YELL, in relation to the pardon of Frog5sz now says that he never intended to q,v 4..i vernon was in eollasion with the robbsy :. improper motive for pardoning them F know, and knew at the time, that he did,4, the islander when he uttered fl. But tb,th' iapnte collision andilnproper motive toaz is not true. For proof that he did mako ,s4 tations, and obviously intended to do so r,I to the numbers of the Gazette coatai1ia, ! derous charge. Ifsuch were not the f,,s ,l his friend Mr. TrapaaH, who had oao di,,,,, do Gov. YELL more than justice, deenit,l address him letter to contradict such m tioa-why did every just minded in fbis .s. and Democrat, dehounce the siandar as I .a, rage, and frown indignantly upon the e3a' fishing it? The truth Is, he deserves no ,,I tie retraetion. He delayed 1t too long g cd the slander, knowing it to be such. aai s it, in the face of contradiction, until he lal, was rocoiiing upon his own head. And amI tracts it. So far from deserving credit a merits, and doubtless receives, the contend " honorable mind for he has pro.ea hiai.I firm of purpose, as he was known 10 be dea conscience. How truly may t be said, all can realize it more fully, in his owapersoa Editor of the Gazette,-that "iIard is the RI sitHdcfer."