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Mir. Bells letter and statement will be found in another column. It corroborstes Mir. Badgers tes- timony The Presidents mouth is closed by his po- siton and much should be presumed in favor of a who is precluded from replying to the charges and imputations of his enemies. No doubt he could give wholly different cdloring ts the state of facts and present them in entirely light But this he is not called upon to do. His position has been of immense trial and difficulty Surrounded by an aLle interested and strong party cabinet al proachng him daily and hourly with the most subtle arguments, that talent and ingenuity could urge to drive entice him from his consistency and into compliance wiih the wishes of his political friends it is not surprising that he has wavered. doubted and become confused. Indeed. it is surprising that last, he has summoned the resolution to do his du ty in the face of the blandishments and threats and the other mighty influences brought to bear upon his decision. He has borne himself manfuy and confer red a pniiticai hlessnng upon his country.