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 FORCED TO SWALLOW HIS OWN w pills, no doubt, to the editor of tbc a ssa he been forced to swallow his own Sss., only so, but actually to admit ina, guilty of misrepresentation, when h. .,' situation, that Judge clendennin had fairness in refusing to adjourn tbe T. Gibson to speals.-and that ,ce had =, the circumstances of the case. Tb. Gazette ought to have scorned to no. misrepresentation; and then he ,yo,,li. f,S' tie necessity of public retractiop a,1a public exposure. What makes the m.. and should make it doubly mortifyine h. ordinary sensibility. is that his nisrenrs,s'. sisted in charging others with unfairDss.' resentation! But in just retributon. i,s upon him. Not only did we, two wa.g. full version of the facts, which ho a.s but Dr. Gibson himself, in tender reo,,5 ' character he did this wrong, has wpi,,.. quired him to publish, a letter, coo,,,sl misrepresentation, and substantiatine on. !. Now, in all this, we do not say, and do ,,. that the editor of the Gazette said wb.t s be untrue; but we do say, and the fach ,. he did say what he did not know to bs t,' r' is both distinction and difference hn, v Dor, altho' he is gentleman of very de;,s. tions, should be careful how he rests bi, 7, upon such niceties. For his future er;a1 commend to his consideration Crockqtt,, :. den rule" Be always sure you are rsb, ahead! !"