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~ The many inventions and misrepresenta-
tons of the Federal press both as regards the Pres
ident, and Democratic candidate for Governor are
well understood, as to render reply to them
useless. There are, however some of these stories
which it may be expected of US at times to notice


The Editor of the Observer, not content with as
sailing Gen. SAUNDERS politically, and chareine
upon him the support of Tory principles seeks to
revive matters of long standing and BY a mis-.
statement to excite the prejudices of the communi-
ty. The Editor is mistaken in the assertion thai
Gen. S. actually fought one dueI"-as he is in his
relation of the facts about the other matter to which
he refers. Gen. S., no doubt, would have resorted
to some such mode as honest GEORGE KREmER did
in splitting in the face of. G. WRIGHr who Is now
one of Gen. HARRsoN's observation-disclosures. had
he not listened at the time to the boastngs of some
of the creatures friends. But further explanation
is unnecessary, as the Editor of the Observer well
knows, Gen. S. has since discharged with great
credit two high judicial offices in our State-in a
way, to which the most captious could not object