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The person of whom the editor of the Gazette speaks, as an S itinerant peda- gogue," has only this answer to make; he embraced the business of schooI-keeping in this Territory for time, because it was the only honest way by which he could get living. Had that editor been situated in precisely the same manner, our knowledge of his moral character warrants us in con- cluding that the disgrace of being peda- gogue would easily have induced him to choose anOthsr mode of obtaining a sub sistence.