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Mr. YEADoN-The Charleston Courier-We
can not permit the occasion to pass without ex.
pressing our extreme regret at the withdrawal Of
Mr.. Yeadon from the editorial department of the
Charleston Courier. Mr.. Y. has for wears been
regarded as the main pillar and support of that
admirable paper. ready writer, complaisant
gentleman, an able dsputant, and welI-informed
politician, his articles always abounded with in.
structlon IN It's most agreeable and alluring FORMS
Courier, are the best proofs Of his unring indus
Try as well as OF nus power as writer and his
amenity as gentleman.


In him the editorial corps has lost one Of its
most shining ornaments, aud we are only recon.
ciled to our fate by the fact that he now turns
from the thorny and crooked path of editorial life
TO travel in one bestrewed with flowers, and
abonnding with fruits worthy Of such mind as
his.-Sarannah Republican,