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The " Ends of Public Jusiice,'' 8.e.-Tn the last Gazette, we are told by Woodruff, that the lends of public justice have been answered, so far as see Emcaning Ashley, Sevier, Fulton and Woodrufl are con cerned." We most positively deny this assertion. The ssends of public justice neUer aeiH 6e answered,'' until ASHLEY is sent to the New Yurk Penfentiar4 and there kept until he learns to be honest- SEVER dismissed from the service of the people, for his maladministration-J FULTos bored for the stnepies and remov- ed from office, because of corruption and incompetency to discharge the duties and WooDRUFF, ssthe least of all creeping things" confined in pi1lory until lie not only learns to sleear to the truth, bntlearas, in all its ramifcations, the meaning of the word PeJuryt-When all this is done, then will the tends of public justice be an swered ,