A PORTRAIT OF COBBETT.-
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4 PORTRAIT OF COBBETT.- Daniel O'Connell, the distinguished Cham pion of Irish Freedom, name we'll known to fame, and terror to evil government in every cline thus speaks of William Cob bell, the biographer of Andrew Jackson

 0'CoNNELL's CHARACTER or CoBBETr. -''t deeply regret that the ears of the meeting have been shocked and nsulted by the name of the savage, Cobbett. After all the outrages that that miscreant has been guilty of upon public and private re- putatioa-the fell monster has agaln re- turned to strike at and lacerate the feelings of those persons, who were interested in the fate of the late John Erie. This mon- ster has been threated as an infiction upon the Catholic Association. The man whose name was without a blot, has been made a subject for the ferocious and ribald iests of one of the greatest monsters, that ever dis graeed any age or nation. When this as- sembly IS told that 1t should regard the censures of such practised iiar-or such d living libel on the human speces-I lose my patience, Let not the name of this beaSt-tor man will not call him-be ever again mentioned in this assembly,"