Respectfully, yours &c.

B. HINSON.
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When we made the statement alluded
to above, we believed MIR. M. Hinson to
be the man with whom Kendall had his
difficulty. We might easily mistake
Mr.. Hinson for Mr.. Mills, never having
known the cause Of the difficulty, and
not being much acquainted with either
of them; and from Mr.. Hinson's state
ment have no doubt we did.


The right aoay.-At late Democratic
meeting in Holmes county, Ohio, a reso-
luton approving the course Of the editor
Of the Holmes county Farmer, was adop-
ted, and a committee appointed to get
him 500 good subscribers.-AppeaL.


That is the efficient way truly TO sup
port political press. The democrats
owe no little Of their success to this very
means. The press is the great lever.
which, like the lever of Archimedes,
moves the political world. Nothing
short of the overwhelming strength Of
a righteous cause, which commends it.
self to intuition and almost 10 the animal
instincts, can triumph against the odds
of a political press arrayed in opposition.
Such support as is named above, we do
not recollect ever to have seen given to
a achig press; and hence the conclusion
is fair that the Whig cause is best found
ed in right reason. II the Whig press
was supported with the same zeal by