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That small man, with piercing eye and shaggy eyebrows, is WILLIAM E. Woop- RUFF, Editor of the Democrat. Always ac- lively empioyed,--he knows no such word as fail. For upwards of quarter of cen- iury. with the exception of some few years, he has been an -irkaasas ediior. 4 man of strong prejudiees, with some little vindic- tveness. He has bitter enemies and devoted friends. Al one time holding the demo- cratic party in the hollow of his hand, he wislded with an influence tha. made every thing yield to him. His eadorsemen, was passport tnlavor. and his denunciatioa certain defeat Through evil and good report, he has elung to Chester Ashley, with zeal and desoiedness that nothing could affect, and the day that saw Ashley U. s. Senator, for six years, was the ptoudes. day of woosl- ruf's life. \ long life of industry and close application brongh, to him eoH,peienee; but he has not escaped the ills flesh Is heir to, and has been, fos while. rather under the weaiEes; but he is rising again. and few more years wiiI bring him out right side up. Is husband and parent, heis most kind and asirc,isamie.--ss a eis;zen, public spiri- ted and useial,- ,--as an editt~, bitter agains, those whom he d,slikes. He goes i, blind against all opposition 10 Ashley. Is wri- ter, he is both able and strong, with fine stock of experienee.-he is hard customer in paper warfare. Such Is Woodruff, and Y his enemies damn him. his friends praise iisn a

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