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.fanaeo reputation. It isin this way that you are to explain his letters 10 the COmmiftee of Inyestigation-to Judge White, and t0 MT. Calhoun. These letters are the ebullition of long smothered passion, and deep rooted ma lightly. They are disreputable to him as a gentleman. As the Chief Magistrate of great Republic, through him, they dishonor our Country.

 It would be impossible to speak of them in terms too strong or too severe. l have never yet met man, in or out ofofice, that attempt ed their defence, either on the ground of pro- priety or principle.