Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31

brought TO that his belief Of il were ut ali neces.
sary TO ils existence. We stated the fact, however,
upon competent authority, and we have not shadow
of doubt thai il is literally true, our reviewers opin
ION 10 the contrary notwithstanding.
Il would be an endless Ia SIX 10 reply 10 the nuiner-
Gus heterogeneous propounded by our reviewer.
and we will do him the justice to admit that he did
not expect rs to attempt it. As he refers The qnes
ton however In Ar. Bagbys peers, will adopt his
own mode OF augmentation, and ask him emrhaii-
caliy- Do The democratic members Of The SENATE
dues Dixon II. LEwis consider hat he faith
less TO his rusi and ''thal he abandoned for lime
his duty 10 The people OF Alabama favor Of Ben
ton, Tappan, &c % Lei The gentleman rest as
stirred, his bin would be promptly ignored by such an
inqnest-and that he would fare no better by chang
ing the venue and bringing il before the Alabama del
egaton.
! The sneer at Dir. Dix of New York, is unworthy
OF the writer, and unworthy Southern man. Will
people never learn that such manton assaults al
ways recol upon themselves. They e,ince not on
" bad taste and bad manners, but they mar our in-
terests and derogate from responsibility; and
where they awaken any feeling other than contempt,
it is one Of soon and defiance. We venture the
assertion lhal Mr., Dix is gentleman ofas high u
tone. of as Lofty a sense Of honor, aud Of as much
true worth and dignity of character any member
Of the bodylo which he beIongs;- This, and the
filings s.llel,ebela,' "Benlon, Tappan + Co..
"Benton, b and Tappan," and all the other
cap-hnps intended To enlist popular prejudice, we
pass over without comment, content that our review
er shall make what oapifai he may of them without
nnolesialion or hind,an US.
In taking "a candid retrospect Of this question in
all It's bearings cannot but come 10 the con.
clusion that the resentment which, has been ex-
hIbed, is of most extraordinary character,
and the suggestion seems to force itself on the mind
that there be other than those adduced
some motive rs yet unavowed for all this fierce
hoslilil, 10 our Senator Is 'the infrmiiy ii nobe
minds an element in the n,ovemenil Have pilg
images to "the blasted heah" and iunketings will,
The 'werd sisters" suggested dreams of station,
and is the Senator an obstacle TO their iulhlmentl-
We have indeed heard these suggestions and il there
be truth in thenl our Revt wer has. unwitingly We
doubt not, leni himself object that his Of
Justice would revolt from.
We have extended this article much beyond the
length had assigned To II, but we feel constrained
to add that in obedience to rule which we dislike
to depart from, passed the communication
of "Alabana" intending not to notice it, A
frlend, however, in whose Judgment we have great
confidence, urged US to different determination, and
we have literally snatched the time from engrossing
occupations. give the subject hasty, but we trust
not wholly an impaired, notice. We can assure our
readers that in what we have said, object has
been 10 place the truth before Them in all firaess
and honesty. Our facts cannot, We think, be sue
cessfuy controyerled, Tor VIC have taken them with
great care-ohiefv from The record: and those de-
pending upon other authority, are Untitled from us
at any rate, to equal credit. The deductions We
bsve drawn from them, and Inc opinions we have
expressed, We submit 10 the candor and Intelligence
Of our readers.