For the Columbian Fountain.
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Mr.. EDITOR: | was little surprised to
see an article in late number Of the Foun-
tain, copied from the Indiana Register, stating
that the Hon. T. F. Marshall had violated his
Temperance Pledge. 1t may be so; but |
think it rather strange that the account of it
should come from Indiana, when it is well
known the gentleman resides in Kentucky,
and the papers of that State are silent on the
subject II is also singular that two reports to
his detrment have been made in such quick
succession first, that he was killed in a
duel, and the next that he had violated his
Pledge. Of the two, would believe the frs,
report sooner than the last, as believe he
would prefer death before dishonor.


VIGIL ANT