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it's own credit, we hope the Banner will not again place itself in an attitude SD ridiculous .1rks. Gdzctte. Doubtless, this was intended to particularly sc

 were Nevertheless, and even at the awful hazard of ,losing "credit with the Gazette-and all others Iof sits kidney" We reassert all said the sub fleet; and we conscienousy believe that every can Edia man. who heard the speeches, will agree with Sus If the editor of the Gazette had been there, we are sure he must have agreed with us, also, altho

 she might net dare to avcw it. for he is too good a Siudge not to have recognized the feelings and looks Sof a man. under severe and merited castigation, prominently developed in the person of Doctor Gib- sson.

 Candid reader! you, who have seen Doctor Gib- son. know "what manner of man. he is---hs huge 7nronortions of flesh and blood and fat--hs " fair Ground belly, with fat capon hncd" Thus notable land known, suppose him in the Court house at Ben son We'll there he sat, stout, stolid, and greasy ] Now picture him-with ashy lips, cheeks alternate pale and purple and precipitation stewing from his

 Forehead and riellins, like tears, adown his expres ssiye nose !" Then mark how, with one eye, he watches Johnson, and, with the other the crowd ; |seening in doubt whether he most in danger of being demolished by the blows of the former or re- Epudated by the indignation of the latter but evil

 denty fearing the the other, and perhaps both and lodging and wincing-ay, covering and wri- |hing piteousy," Johnson finger pointed him out Ito the crowdi

 If such be not the picture of a man towering

 and writhing under castigation," then We "give it Sup,' and confess we know not what would be. Ii this condition of Dr. Gibson not piteous one Eff the crowd did not pity him, then the Gazette, with Eall it's nauscous sycophancy, will have to "give it Eap,' also, and confess that 1t must have been be- scause pity was merged in the sterner feeling of f}e,nDt