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we cali ali upoa tie sllie friends of Colonel Fow- Ter to stand by him. Had the Gazette not commenced upon him--war to the knife-haft we would not have lifted our voice in his behalf at this election-but we will not stand by and see our friend-ay, friend whom we are proud of-uniustly assailed and slandered to the people. Let his friends, those who well know the integrity and frmness of his eharacter----llis unwavering eonstancy in friendship-the purity of his life and the force of his talents, do their duty by him, like men. Let them show the Gazette that he has friends -wafm and devoted ones, who are neither eutcasts, refugees nor culprits-men who have proved and know hin-and who viii not forsake him. The Gazette and the leading men who support it, remember the many ter rible castigatious he has given thenl-and shey fear and tafe him.