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REPuplArloN.-We would be much sur prised at any time to know that the people et this State intended to repudae State la- bilities, constiiuiionally and legally entered into But surely it would be matter of deep astonishment for the policy of repudia,ing private debts to obtain; and we cannot be- heve the rumor that portion of our North ern population intend 10 force that question upon their candidates for the Legislature. The Bank of the State al Batesvlle has sued many of the citizens in that region-they have ebeyed the summons. and subn itted their cases to the decision of jury, and as far as weare informed, they have been satisfied with the verdict This is no repudiation-no ai- tempt to disturb the proper administration of the laws-and what could have given exis- tence to the rumor we are uninformed--bu if there should be such an attempt in con- ,emplation-we hope for the reputation of the State--lor the credit of her people-and for everything consistent with good govern ment, that they will discard the idea, and prove to the world, that the people of this State will be the last 10 repudiate private lia- bilities