i't7 The Democrat.

4 CARD.
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pronounce the whole cf the letter published
in the columbus Democrat" Gom jackson, in
relation to DR. llagan and myself, to be false IN
every material particular; and the writer to have
been influenced by the meanest and most con
teppuuIe motives which ever influenced human
action. The Mississippi public are already in
possession Of the truth IN relation TO the difficulty
alluded to, through the members Of the LegIsla-
turc, VINO were cognlzant Of all the facts referred
to in the letter. 1t ould be worse than folly IN me
to give detailed reiutatioh of them lor the benefit
Of the distant public for whom the letter seems to
be intended, and who are not interested in the de-
tail. Its effect will be csuneracted by the pub
llcallon through the same medium of this my
most unqualified contradiction.


w G. KENDALL.