KENDALL'S EXP0SITOR,
no the People OF the United States;
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N NlE undersigned proposes, as fu-


H. turc occupation, TO publish, semi
monthly, a cheap newspaper, TO be called
KENDALL'S EXPOSITOR. Should
the Administration be sustained in the
present conflict, as his faith in the people
.persuades him to believe, there is still
much to be done to secure the advance
ment and perpetuity of pure principles in
our Government; and if perchance it
shall be defeated, there will be more oc-
casion for all honest efforts to prevent the
mlschieis apprehended from the men who
may come into power.


10 these objects the undersigned has
determined to devote the remnant of his
life; and he can think of no means
through which he can act so efficiently,
. as a newspaper cheap enough to be within
the reach of every man who is able to
read. Raised to labor on farm, he has
never ceased to cherish the interests of
those who work for living and, know
ing them to be the most virtuous and de-
serving portion of society, one of the
most cherished desires of his heart is to
see them aroused TO the importance of Civ
ing more Of their reading, their thoughts,
and their time, to the affairs of Govern
ment. Yet, not to them exclusively, but
also to all other men, who do not seek to
obtain, through the laws, advantages over
their fellow men, he will address himself
in the proposed publication. The main
Objects noticed in this paper will be as
follows, viz:


/. Suffrage is the basis of free govern
@ment. He that cheats at elections is
guilty of the worst kind of treason, aud
should be punished as traitor. He who
gives utterapce to falsehood, for the
purpose of i'auenciug voter, is but lit