Hon. Amos kendall.
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In his last Expositor, this veteran demo
crat announces his intention Of retiring
from the editorial chair. None has labored
more faithfully and fearlessly in support d
democratic principles, than has Amos Ken.
dali. And the consciencous Of having
served his country in bringing about lie
triumph Of the democracy, is we fear, his
only reward for years Of toll and anxiety,
In commencing his new occupation, B.,
says ~


Our purpose is to devote ourselves CO..
stantly aud faithfully to the agency busi-
ness in this city (Washington) TO he
procuring Of contracts, sett ements Of -
counts, procuring Of pensions and paieuta,
and advocating just claims before the Exee-l
utive Departments and Congress, and a.
tending tn any business here Of . pubic
or private nature with which our friends
and countrymcn may think proper . .
trust us.


$50 far in life, we have served Cur
friends and the public much more faithfully
than we have ourselves; and as the y
proach Of old age admonishes us that W
shall not be able to serve any body much
longer, may we not hope that our friends
and the public will not only excuse us iof
giving different direction 10 our labcrs,
butaid us to make those labors conducive
70 the comfort and happiness Of ourself I'd
family.