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EX-GoYEENoR THoMAs OF MARYLANn.-- The friends and neighbors of Mrs. Thomas residing al Lexington. Virginia, called a pub lie meeting al the court house in that place last week, to take into consideration the cons tents of a pamphalet recently issued by Gov. Thomas, relative to his domestic allairs.- Capt Robert White was called 10 the chair, and the meeting was addressed by tho Rev. Henry Rullnet, Professors Armstrong and Dabney. the Rev. Mr. Skinner and others, and committee of thirteen was appointed to dralt resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting. The resolutionse are lengthy, and assert that ''no young lady ever lived in that community who uniformly sustained more exalted character for purity of morals and refinement of manners than did Mrs. Thomas previous to her marriages" and that "since her return from Maryland her conduct has been modest, retiring, and becoming lady in her trying circumstances The re- solutions further state that the confidence heretofore felt in the purity and virtue of Mrs. Thomas is as firm and unshaken as it was before the publication of the statement of Governor Thomas.n They also declare their confidence ia the moral standing of Mr. i Robert J. Taylor, who is implicated in the l statement, and that 10 the influence of an in- sane jealousy, ill the opinion of most of them, must be attributed the inlcrences and

 conclusions of hc writer, rather than to any criminal conduct on the part of the wife.