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II we consulted our own feelings, we would not discuss the conduct of General Rchqrd c. Bqrd. in the columns of our papers for, in all sincerity, We do not consider any thing he could say or do worthy of our personal resentment. Circumstances, how ever, have placed him in such position before the public, that the honor and interest of the Democratic party seem to require an exposition of him, at our hands. However unpleasant, then, the task may be. sense of duty impels us to perform it. In doing so, we shall limit ourself to facts and circumstances which we believe to be well known in this city. and probably throughout the county of Pulaski; and in naTating these, we twill round unvarnshed tale deliver" and 'nohng extenuate, ought set down in malce."

 To Gen. Byrd'S communication in the ..Times and Advocate" of Monday, in which he plays the pitiiul blackguard and so plainly shows his little ness, we have no reply to make. Its mere perusal IS its own surest condemnation