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Oo- The "CoLroN," whois edlIor of the whig 'Review," wherein appeared that shameful piece of political slander called ihe mystery of iniquity," which has been denounced and reprobraled cra- zy collection of wicked fasehoods. is not the same

 Colton" who is the writer of the forthcoming life of MT. Clay. Whggery reolces in two Cntons- both ready with the pen and propagators of politi cal mysteries; but as the 'mysteries of the Review have acquired an unp ledsant odor, it is right 10 say that the biographer of Mr. Clay is the person who edts the Review.

 Do-A strong public meeting of democrats has been held in Cherokee county, reprobatng the disorean- izing proceedings held in that and Benton counties in relation to the nomination. for Governor and ex pi essing delermInation to support Col. TERRY. In reference 10 the absurd cry about Mr. TEkRI's Bank debt the meeting closed the argument in nut shell by resolving that if all the debtors of the Bank were as able 10 pay and as punclual in payment as Col. TExRT, there would never have been any need of taxation al all.

 0JThe last Greensborough Beacon, besides n strong Terry article of it's own, contains ex- tracts from the Sumter county Wing, the Chambers Herald and the Pickens Rtpsbtcan, three strong whg papers, opposing Col TERRY and recommend- ing MARTIN. Strange company for d democrat Judge Martin begins to find himself in