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We do not remember when we more sur prised than we were a day or two since, on taking up the Columbus Times of the 4th instant. to 6nd in it a card of JOHN FoRsVTH, m reply to a charge made against him there. that he had been dismissed from the office of District Attorney for the Southern District of Alabama During the rime he hold ing that office before and since, MT. FORSYTH re- sided in this city. Our impression is strong that It was upon his connexlon with the press and to enter upon that business he resigned his office of District Attorney. At all events his resignation was perfect ly voluntary and during his residence here there was never suspicion or reproaoh entertained against him any personal or social relation whatever. He en- joye1 while living with us, and carried away with him the respect and esteem of this community, as young gentleman of fine abilities and great purity and uprightness of character; and nothing could be more ljudged than to recur to thIs place for any material 10 do him injury.

 We feel bound to render this testimony act of justice to old political associate and deserving citizen, who so far at least as facts have come to our knowledge, is unlairlyand wantonly assailed.