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The Marion News, speaking of tie liberali'y of the Baptist in that neigh, borhood and the contemplation of bnild> ing new Church, says that Gen. King headed lhe subscription with 5 900. IL further states that Gen. King is entitled to more thanks and gratitude, fer hls large donations for the cause of religion and learning, than any man in the Sonlh ern States. We will venture the asser. iion, that Gen. King has given more than any Southern man, living or dead, ever gave for these ncb.e causes. Mir. DeFolie, the esteemed pastor of the Baptist Church in this place, informs us, thai he knows of the donation by Gen. King, of more than THIRTY THOU SAND dollars, in the last eight years, to purposes of religion and education - How much Tore are such benefactoIs of their kind worth, than al! of your noisy demagogues aud frothv politicians? SHch disinteresied, such noble and un- slinied libera!ity stould be made known. and he who thus acts the christian and philanthropist is honored, whilst living. as he will, assuredly, be rewarded and remembered, when dead.