COrwin, GiddingS, Dayis, and the Whole Tory

 Grew, 0uidOne,
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''Wc hold that taking the country between the Rio Grande and the Nucces is nothing but stealing, and the worst kind of stealing ut the same time, we believe there Is not chance in milIion that that territory will be given up to Mexico, to whom it righifully belongs, and to whom it always viii belong. We hope she may get it, nay, more, we arc willing she should re-annex Texas, Sam Hous- ton and all. and should be glad to such Star erased from our Banner.''-LOtceii CoHr.

 Its marvel that any man living under and en- toying the blessings of our free institutions could 90 far forget his obligations 10 his country, to alter such sentiments. To boldly advocate the dismemberment al the republic. indicates a heart destitute of any virtaoas principle, filled with all manner of iniquitous designs. The freedom of the press should never be assailed; but when man, destitute of patriotism, and bent upon his coantrys destruction, prostitutes the press to such treason able purposes, he Is leBger entitled to the pro- lection afforded to the press when egitiinatey used In this case, there is wicked perversion of its design and the author should be severely dealt with The treachery of the wretch Arnold docs not ex- hiht deeper guilt, nor deserve less execration.