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returned verdict of UiOlcnt deGtk inflicted by kis LOrdsklp's OsCn kGRd iR q ft 0f ia- sanity. That was npercifH verdict, and must have been consoling to the friends of his Lordship !'-Yes! and very cRcOra- ging to the feats of occasional mental aber- ration in other noble Lords and especial ly ignObLe ones, whose vices and sins have raised a moral tempest in their bosom, which can be allayed, they think, only by arterial plebotomy, or the fash of a suicid- ical pistol. If there be any eternity, where nobility is no protection to crime, or license to have practised it,the remedy may prove worse than the disease!

 The same false leniency is often found to foster the spirit of duelling. Possibly the views of your correspondent BeccGriG, may have that tendency. Hesquotes a part of Graham'S letter as proof of his insanity. To me * contains proof enough of something ac0rse, but none at all of phys ical derangement. Let us admit distinc- tion here. Insanity is properly and im- properly oftwo kinds: physical and moral. The first alone diminisheS moral account ability the second is itself a sin, and the worse in desert the greater the degree of such insanity sin can never become its o'cn ercMse, either by the excess ofits pre- dominance, or any other criminal illusion connected with it. The more sin, the worse ;-the quantity can never become the excuse; or, the greatest guilt is the nearest innocence! What right has man to allow himself in lasting, calculating, punctilious mood, which he may call 'aot malice or what he chooses? His heart is " decetfnl above all things" as well as desperately wicked. In the judgment of God, and by the law of the land, he is a MURDERER, and miserable victim of false principles!

 The frenzy of the brain may be redrsssed

 By medicine we'll applied, but, without grace,

 The hearts insanity admits no cure! a

 Let no apologies be made for crime. The community is injured less by duel, than by the softness with which it is wont to be extenuated in the associations of the living. PRoDELus.