BUCK's REPUTATION AND COURAGE,
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BUCK7s REPUTATION AND COURAGE.

 Woodruff very gravely tells his readers, sin his tast paper, .sthat Mr CrHeAdea, in the slump speeches that he has recently heen making in Craw ford, Pope and Con way eounties,' dragged his name before the puAliC in a most wanton and indecor- ous nanuer, and endeavored to traduce his character and btast his reputation, [marx it well] by every artidce that malice could invent.

 "Traduce his character"(a0--WooD- RuFF's CHARACTERIZE Ina, ha, ha, One would suppose the rascal had forgotten all about the PERJURY story. Woodruff the same who has been changed, fried and coaUicted of PERJuRY! at the bar of Public opinion-talk of "eforts 10 blast HIS re- puiation"2 What impudence! It the climax.

 In the same article, Woodruff alludes to HIS courage and independence We would advise him to say as little about either as possible-both are as questionable as his character and reputation.