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rOOO PERSONS IN PHILADELPHIA ALONE
iOOUcan testify the wonderful efficacy OF that pow
eriu rcGeiy.
TAR AID WOOD NAPTHA.
READ. READ,
Astonishing t'mr Of Chrvnic Broeeha'!


PHILADELPHIA May, ., ls&].
Mr. = T. TuoSsoH-Dcar Sir: For more than four
wears past had been dreadl afflicted with an affection
OF the throat, which my physician pronounced hronic
Bronchitis caused BY repeated and neglected colds The
distress suffered is ndtscribablc MY throat was ntefay
raw with violent spasrnoc coughing, SO that blood would
come from il great oppression pain and tishtness al
the chest and leveru short, all the usual pulmonary
symptoms showed the nSeyes causing entire loss oil heees
r, rcpo>e Nv Throat eeched and bisered over anu
again. made trial every known remedy and AZ
different periods, hd ghc advice OF sin physicians anu al
with no avail. About two months since made Trial oil
your COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD NAfH-
TIA. and before had taken the first bottle tet reiei
continued until had taken bottles, which com
pecy removed the disease and restored me to perfect
health and firmly believe should be living had
II not b en- for your Invaluable medicine.
JANE PERRY. 1913 Sprucc-st.
Principal Office y. Z. OF Fifth and Spruce streets
Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale and retail by the Agents. A. b. SANDS
& co Druggists. 273 broadway, Chambers-st Sold
also 20 fuitonst a1d East Broadway Price ocehs
per bottle. or So per Dozen
Beware OF countcririts. 81 ltn
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MARRIED.
DIED.

The 5tii BY Rev. William NJ. Siiiwell. Mr. Daniel
Rscy TO Mas Sarah Elizabeth Conkn, all Of this city
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

SfDhEN, AC.-
Jan SO. lat e. Ion 20 so schr Tx hangc of Hartford fin
-ipaacIicola for Charleston.
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DISASTERS

Packet ship Patrick Henry. Dearo Tor Liverpool, re
orfei sailed has been detained, ana VIII sill to-day.
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RELIGIOUS LECTURES FOR TOMORROW

LECTURE Of UNIvEIiSALISM in the Orchard street
Church, Broonic Sunday Conorrow evening. 9ih)
by Rev. T. j. Sawyer. Subject-The Frequent Dbjec ton
UnvcrsasIi, Il novel dOctrinc-a tangled no.
toiland hence unworthy Of serious consideration. l.
THE TWELFTH Lecture in the course TO Young Peo-
pie the Market Church. will lie delivered o-or-
row Sunday eyeis BY the Rev. Dr. Ioarlman OF hia
depha. Sutject-Ih Spirit OF Commercial Speculation
or, Making Haste to be Rich,
Service to conn encc at o'clock Is l.
a.. The Rev. JONATHAN Vi. WAIxwslcllr. ~ Will
deliver Sermon the louRg in tie Mission Church of
the Epiphany in Ston->trcct between Essex ana Nor
folk Sunday evening next Service 20 commence ut
II O'clock ST. -
NJ SECOND COMING OF CIIRIST.-Thc Congrega-
ton at Franklin Hall having engaged the services OF = s.
Snow, preaching he expected regularly every Lord
day and Friday evenings \ review al Prof. Bash on
tile Resurrection will he commenced on FRIDAY evening
next Seats free It,
MODERN REvfvALS.-rhe Second Lecture this
subject designed especially set forth the tendency Of the
Revival System 10 produce insanity Sticde and murder
less than spiritual disease and death; will be delivered
by Rev Mr. allou, i'll the Elizabeth street Church, sun
day Eve (to-ncrrow) at o'clock
Service also In the morning at the usual hour Is it
CHRISTIAN UNIoN.-Religioas services Mt the Tyccun,
in Broadway, doors below irince street, tomorrow.
at l0i a. NJ. Discourse by W. II. CLAIMING. les 1T
A. The Rev. Edward !. IIirbcc, DID, all preach on
Sunday evening next. (9h st IN the Church OF the Re
dempton in Sixth st, between I'd and 81
10 begin 1T y o'clock. IL
Re-. VIRGIN MARY.--0n sunday evening, O'Clock, a
Lecture will be delivered by Rev. WIN. NJ STlLWEll III
the Church in Chrysticst between Walker and llestestS
showing the absrrdy Of praying 10 Saints or the Mother
Of Jesus, as inercessors. Seats free 81
D. REV b. +. BARRETT VIII deliver his eighth Lee
ture next Sabbath (to-morrcw) evening i'll tic " u So
cety Library buildings corner Of Eroadway and Leonard
street. at o'clock. SuheCt-The World OF Spirits, or the
first state OF Man after Death. Seats free should the
weather be unpleasant the Lecare will be postponed l.
". CHURCH FAIR AND FESTIvAL--ro he given
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MARKETS. Carefully reported.tor The Tribune

FRIDAY fep q
pers are udsposcd 10 rive over l2i and s7t for
Pearls and Pots but holders VIII not accept these rates,
consequently hora il bat little doing We notice sales 30
bbls old Pots at 49, 30 do old Pearls 49, and few
new Pots at ! co.
CoTToN-There is rather doing to-day, although
the business large. Factors generally steady at
rcvous prices but the market is scarcely bncyant as
ii has been shippers holding OF for easier rates We
hear nothing doing Tor consumption. The difficulty o!
transportation checks purchases for spinning The sales
to-day Ii 4 few hundred BALE, without marked
change. We quote Upland End Florida, orLlEa 10
good ordinary y 81 cents. miIllns 10 good mid
ding u 60. mi'id!ing lair 10 ia'r g! %: fully fair
good fair q ~ Mobile and New-orlcans, ordinary
to good ordinary, 81 49, mdjins to good nilne ~ a
G.: middlnS fair To fair, Gs * and l!y fair 10 good air
7iast. Freshts arc very dull and Cotton for Liverpool
cannot be quote ever 5-l6d
FLOUR AND MEAI.-Thcre is no charge from, yester-
dsv in Flour The market is firm ana the demand is
fair Some holders OF good brands Western con;iuuc
ask CO. but the sales are a, S7 below which i, is not
easy TO fnd any streisht brands. Round hoop is very
dull a; 75a co. sale. 500 ibis ancy Ohio a, ) Is,
3A In New Orleans we hear OF nothing doing excepting
200 to 500 barrels, supposed at sl!. 1t is held
| In store nj s1l a GO Southern descriptions are
firm. bu, In very moderate demand. Georgetown.
| BranJywlne Richmond Coul.ry, &C. are G2s {
/ Il Richmond CITY r Meal med
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED.

Ship Charleston Brown lis from Charleston cotton to
C Buckley The has experienced veFy severe weather
bu. sustained damage
ship Cotton Planter Pratt, I'm Mobile. Jan H. cotton to
E ID nurlbut & Co.
ship Corea, (of Providence. RID Gardner I'm Soreans.
and South West Pass Jan 10, cotton 10 Stanton Frost!
The has been Il days North OF Cage iaticr with con-
tinual gales and head wind.
ship yicksbury Berry. I'm Noreans Jan 90, and Il DIS
I'm SW Pass. sugar W Nelson.
Bark Ia Ila,a Miehei, from Philadelphia. and ds I'm
the Capes. mdse 10 Y I. Mccready Co. The L came
In TO the Hook on Tuesday morns-was cat ashore
ported b. the Teesra.hShe was towei up To the city
yesterday morning.
Schr Ann Latourette is i'm Baltimore. rdse 10 John
son Il Lowden The \ was lowed mp by the steamboat
Wave.
S,hr .uiiquash OF Bangor Me- K'barn. from la-una.
Jan .. Sis1 18TH, dye wool 20 Charles /! Todd y Co
Left Laglna br,s Jenny. (S'v) wesmann. for Nfork
in days. Homer, Levy, lg for do Left At Ssa. bark
Backus PHILADELPHIA just arrived from Canpeachy TO
load for NYcik; sclr Ellen Perkins, Fcnsey, di-r Jan 25
of Mansanila Reef passed bark Julia of Providencc bound
the Northward "Wednesday South 81 the Woodlands.
passed fore and schr ashore the Beach high and
drsaw number OF persons employed about the vessel
The has experienced very weather during the
sasc-sntlered much in sails and rigging.
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RIA CAIp.-1he Discourse ON B!enncrfasSei: ny :! MI
ACE and his connection with Burr compiled from
valuable documents as ye; unpEblshed was
l,c to the sal until Wednesday night, the l2h al
the Society Library. when It Wi! positively be deFeFea
Sirc, fies so cents; double admitting Two, 80 cents
family admitting four, 81 90. TO he had At the booA
stores and door Tho book stores will please max neeeS
sarv alteration on the large bills All tickets ava orders
already iss,,. will hold good Weincsda. ni.ht Mem
the e-ean Is;i;u ewi call on the undersigned and
receive their adin,ances. Doors OF the Lecture Room
open i: half past Discourse TO commence Al mar past =
ST ED. SIkHittN' ScSIelA'H % ~ =
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AIcCURDY. ALDKlcH * SrENcEi, No. A Exchange
VI Pace, offer for sale
COTTON GOODS.
800 cases PRINTS from the American Print Works AZ Fall
River. consisting Of k.ca Chniz Light Fancies :.
land cold Plates Lawn Plate-. Two Blues,
&c. &c.
$50 10 I.s,Nrs from the Lodi aud other Works.
ssiing Of light Plates, black and white. black and
purple
$50 do ELEAcSEp SHIRTINGs and SnEETIScs various
widths and qualities
800 bales brown SBEErlsGs. Hamilton, Cro:oa As Hart
ford. Fall River and otise- kinds.
leo do Brown >KIRTISGs-
$50 DO CorrcS osSABuAGs, 81 - 80 an! 50 inch wide
80 Go PATArsco TwILLED BAGGISG. TO- ~ and 3Ginch.
100 cases CorToSAps. Crankies and Printed Pala,oon
50 bales IS and 6-i BEDrlcEiN.s. t>tuff-.
30 cases CHECKS striped ShlrtineS, &
so do COTTON FLAG HASDxERcuIErs.
WOoLES GOODS.
$50 cases CLor1;s superior styles, wool dyed black brown,
green. blue and mixed.
100 10 CAssiME2Es. pain end fancy
200 do SArtNETs. great variety of styles colors and
qualities. from the best MAI ufnctUrerS.
so do BUcKsKINs light and dark mixed.
100 DO KEs1rcKY JEANS, h.e. mixed, striped and plaid
100 DO KEEsEy.. rom the Malioy mill.
100 do PLAID LIssETS, 81 and Ia.
SO do TwEEps and Pulled Cloths.
100 bales CARrErs fine, super and three patterns,
from The owasco mills
Also
so cases AuERIcAS SEWING SILKS, superior article from
the Dvthan Factory. bs
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The vessel cp0rtel ashore At iicmFstrad South prov,
10 le the Sheffield from Han.
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POLICE OFFICE.

Eliza Fisher was committed for stea ling watch
end money from Daniel Edworrh in house IN An
lhony 81
William Jenkins, Thomas Paterson, Charles
Phillips and Robert Bowes were arrested i.sl
night, and lodged in the 9Th district watch house iof
stealing boots and coat and irving to rescue Il pr
soaer When in the Police Oifce this morning,
hey conirived TO escape, and have no, been since
found
James Tucker, colored man, was arrested by A.
Reynolds, OF the Municipal Police, and committed
for stealing two barrels OF -four from - west 81, 81
The poverty of Mes.rs Little y Skdnore, No III
James Sin. He had given the -four over TO car
man 3omeyn 10 cart away
o. The Sanpsoa J1ocre, arrested Tor stealing on
Thursday. is not the gentleman of that name resid-
ing a, 1902 IVES, Broadway. The culpri,is negro
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or Sessions.


Before the Recorder, Aldermen Gale aud Coz
zens. Mathew G.. Paterson, Esq DIST. Attorney
Sentences Van Pelt, forgery in the second
degree sentenced TO the Stale Prison Tor seven
wears and SIX months.
John Graham, convicted OF an outrageous fiot
in The 10Th ward ms the leader OF large moo al
the last spring election. pcnien'iary Tor one year
being the largest term allowed by law lie iian
fled after conviction and was caught last niSht
drunk, and brought iatopr!s6n.
Trial Postponed-Francis Cutting, Esq, OF
counsel OF Joseph l.mere, indicted Tor an assault
and battery, with intent to Kill MT "foussei' anu
shooting al aud wounding him with pistol IN a
renconire in Broadway, moved the postponement
OF the trial 10 The next feminist on the ground OF
the absence OF material witness, Oh when nc pro-
diced an affidavit aud secondly on the ground
that this morning most calumnious attack on MI
Imerie appeared in the Herald, calcuated on the
morning OF the trial TO influence thr jury, and great
" 10 preiudice the defendant IN ms rights before
The court. The district at;orn-y fully concuriea IN
the postpenemcnt on the reasons advanced oy WI
Cutting and the trial was postponed accotulnSN'
Triaifor assault and BuHery-Conrad Scheppe
was ,ried for an assault and battery on John Had
den. OF near The corner of 10th street and ID ave-
RfceirinS Siotcn Gooas--Patrick NIcQ was
tried Tor receiving stolen goods, knowing them 10
be stolen, ard which were stolen from The store oil
4 Ii. Washburn. % John street, the goods consist
Ing ofs silk vestlngs, NC,
Part of the stolen goods were found IN tie ptiso'-
erspremises in Calhanne street, asaSo other soooS,
stolen from other persons. Thecase was summed
up by Mr. Morris for defence, and the district a.
iorney for The People. Ihe court charged the jury
who retired. and after half an hours absence re-
turned INTO court with verdict of guilty. There
are FIVE other indictments against hun.
Pea of GuGty.-.Iames 5 Brlce, colored youns
man, inflicted for burglary in the .hnd degree. IN n
having broken into The tailoring establishment OF
Joseph Sylvester, 3l4 II Broadway, aud stealing
value Of S6s so Pleaded guilty. Sentenced TO
the State Prison for two years.
The court adjourned 10 IL O'Clock to-day, and
the court were discharged TO Monday
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~ LECTURES on SHAkSrEAEE,-Nr. HUDSON,
who has lately been il BoSsnwili give his lectures
on Hamlet and Macbeth in the Society LiotaF ho"t oi @
evenings OF THURSDAY and Monday, Feb. g. and TO- at Il
,cncL Ahmiitance SO cents taken At tho doo! u 0s
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- MIL gOYS OF THE SLASHES BALL al the
ApoIo en- Monday 10Th Of February l1ekS;s 81 each
10 he obtained AT the apollo Saopai Hail. Howard House
corner Broadway and Howard ST. At Durels bat No oou
Eroadway ana Kentucky UaI No 90 Perry street. OF
either Of tie Mil-Boys, SoutvnhnI Missing OF jackson
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rrrER POLICE.

Breach of The Peacr-A man named Patrick
Kane was arressed last night, and held TO pau ~
$1,000. for driving away by force the Inspectors oil
election of the Ward Poll in the 9th Avenue, near
sd street and also for assault and battery on Geo
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DERIFOCAL SPECTACLES-At No. io2 Broadway.
new article Of American manufacture inducing
10 the weary eye and strength 10 the weak. Numerous
testimonials OF he. superior merit VIII be shown among
which are those OF Dr. LardIer and other noted scientific
senieren bot the pubic invited 70 judge for them
selves Difficult OF deficient vision solicited
NIB. Every other description OF Speciacie at less than
common urices SIC is&oseotu
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.....s,.s MAGICAL FAN ExrEAcrcE.-The most extra
S,n,rv article ever used for the following Complaints
bn and scalts frosted parts, ehblans' c"rns erSite
Lad bruises rrgwors scroia. SAT- Ghcti' uieers, eiul
e. svcr sores BARRIERS itch, sore piIe., Tic coieFeuN'
hils niles .ntaaed skin. cuts, staos etc Sold AZ
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n SECOND COMING OF ClIRlST.-Thc Congrega-
ton Franklin Hall having engaged the services Of 3 ).
Snow preaching may expected regularly every Lords
day and Friday evenings \ review o Prof Bash on
tile Resurrection viii be commenced on Friday evening
next. Seats free It,
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~ Splendid performances this afternoon anA evening
a, the New-Y,rh Museum by the four White Negroes, Ii;
Icing positively their last cay DIR. Valentine introduces
his humoI and entertaining sketches cccentrc carac
tiers. Ms. Errj. ia Fe:ite Carlinc, Mr. Lynch Cava-
ra.h Miss Blanchard &c. appear. Rich for shilling.
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Upon the above statement the Board OF Trustee have
this day declared dividend Of nineteen per cent IN the
amount OF earned premiums OF the ycaendins the i@t OF
January sij for which certificates will he Issued on and
after the 20 day OF March Also dividend OF sxpcr
cent. tie certificates of 1913 AID 1914, payable cash
On and after the seventeenth day OF February, inst.
II order Of the Board
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~ discovery by ,shich all stoves and pipes OF crates
~, ~, Won, n it black with beautiful polish as co;eh
~ Sy one application year. without any
ooS mis- Var l.h /. an entire new inveion ana sur
,,,,s who use it. Specimens OF stoves auo
r in use may be seen at 81 Courtlandi street wefe Inc
, ,a, he had al The cast of % cents per to'ue
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ASSENGEKS.

s-..~- PASSENGERS.
In the siip Caa,4eon from chariesoa-Caqiain Jacob
Corklin Robert Cassidy. Rev HnInau. Alfred Cope
Cave and LADY,, Lawrence Sazfon-and in the steer
In tie ship 5,ras5arg from rC,yieGas-3Its N Bars
tow and son C farsow Capt Stark Il laekcii'
2 Del-and II in the seeerase
Ia tie stip Corsa from .N0Tiedai-Mr Croker
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK ....--FEBR UARf 5.
MINIATURE ALMAyAc-..THlS DAY.
Tue SCN The M0oS- fuLL SKA.
Ri-es- 6 Sc Se,s.5 .----1 $ .--.----O-l2
LATEST DATES.
London Havre Jan. |
Iiverpool. / Sew-oreaHs Jan. %
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a.. The Rev. JONATHAN VI. WAINWRIGHT. D.D Will
deliver Sermon the !ouny. in the Mission Church of
the Epiphany in Stntonstreci between Essex and Nor
fok-ss Sunday evening next. Service 20 commence ut
II O'clock ST -
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CoLoRED PAPER-aOx2., Is to ~ lbs per ream.
~ 22x2S, - 10 30 lbs. per
2ix2s 10
2ix}s 40 d" "
i4xj6, so 10 100 "
For sale by CYRUS W. FIELD,
fes If Burlng Slip
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SHEET IKON-3Oo bundles best Sheet Iron. assorted
> -, Is, 20 and q, for sale by
SHERMAN, ATwATER co.
81 Agts New-Jersey Iron Co. 30 Broad-st
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DEAFSESS-Dr. McNMrs Acoustic Oh has been used
nv hundreds Of persons who We're entirely dea win e
most wonderful and has been proved 10 " >
ief for all complaints the Al deaf persons or
hos who are be.o..ing ST. and Tor convenience sake ~
purchasing car umpets toenabe them 10 converse
win thcir friends wcud advise 10 procure ~ u
stead iask o, this celebrated Oil, which, in ali prooaoiiH
iii hr pe,mancnt reic Sold al q CORTLAND street
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80. ,,.,.,oI1 ETlrir and L;eiment, from 81
,,a ,ro,t IL warranted 10 any case OF kheu-
ma,isn. II gives Immediate relief Strengthens weaA
limbs takes down swengs and extendsconu as'ea
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MODERN REvfvALS.-The Second Lecture this
subject designed especially forth the tendency Of the
Revival System produce insanity STifide AMI murder
than spiritual disease and death will be delivered
by Rev. Mr.. Ea0u i'll the Elizabeth Church, sun
day Eve (tO-ncrrow) at o'clock.
Service also In the morning at the usual hour T. 1T
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OPINIONS OF THE MINORITY BISHOPS.
APPLETON Il co. Publish This Day
Opinions of the Minority of the Court Tor the Trial OF
Bishop 0nterdonk Price l2l cents.
Just Published.
he Trial Tried or :he Court and The Bishop at the Ear
OF Public Opinion by Laicns. Price l2t cents.
Proceedings of the Court for the Trial OF Bishop Oner
donk. Copyright edition. vol. svo. 33i pages. 50
cents. II 2tis
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-21

tiers, or share portion Of the power con-
fided for other purposes.
But, il Mr.. Irving is removed, and Mr..
Kendall appointed 10 succeed him, what
viii The great Wing party say9 What
will they feel 10 see the man whom they
have hated so insatiably, whom they have
pursued with an acrimony 10 which The
hunt Of blood hounds is merciful, what will
they say 10 see him elevated to so high a
place in the world
OF Mr.. Kendal's fitness for the station
we shall not now speak; but we will say
that we believe no man in the Union has
been more ruthessly prosecuted, more re-
lenilessly maigned, more atrociously ca
Illuminated. Every vial Of malignlty has
been empiied to the dregs upon him; eve
ry mode Of assault has been practced, and
the bounds Of honorable political warfare
continually transcended. Every action Of
his life has been revived 10 be perverted
and condemned; every motive imputed
which could wound his sensibiily, or dis
honor his reputation Those accidents Of
his life which usually, and always with
generous men, make the sufferer an OBJ
ject of sympathy, in him, have been to
his pursuers, but occasions of testing and
scurriliiy. His poverty has been a crime
and reproach, his Imprisonment, theme
for meriment, a most larcical thing. Hon.
est labor for the support and education Of
his offspring, has been denounced as pa
ristical pandering to high stationed cor.
ruption, hungry licking Of the crumbs
from the table of official expectancy.
Having labored for the democratic par
ty, and having done nothing to forfeit theii
esteem, it is proper that ;hey should man
ifest, by such Ueans as may seem TO then
fudgment best"the continuance OF then
respect and confidence; and show that
they retain grateful sense of Mr.. Ken
dalI's fearless and untiring exertlons, at O
time when the fortunes of the party were
gIoomiest, and when detection and dslrust
we're sweeping away all except the most
resolute and fearless.
As a prominent member Of the demo-
cratic party, il was TO be expected that Mr.
Kendall would excite and endure the
strong aversion of the opposition. This
they have honored him with to his full de-
sert; this he is contented to bear. 1t is but
of the assaults Of certain ones, who seem
privileged 10 libel, whose breath is detrac-
ton, and their choice aliment the garbage
Of party, that we have spoken.
[Columbus Democrat.