BENJAMIN KENNEDY.
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/ 1he inconsistency Ot this gentleman, whC
is candidate for the Senate in this county
seems TO be generally known throughout III,
county Of Carroll lie is in a worse fix thar
the fox with its head and tail caught ir
the trap. lie declares himself Repudiator
and is vehemently opposed to paying the liza.
blllties of the State. He voted TO pledge the
faith of the State for the FIVE millions which
now stands against her--was S,Dorn to support
the con'tHatton-never thought or said word
against the bank, until he had rolled up his
sleeves and plunged over head and ears into
its vaults, and took out $ll ,l27 rs for himself
and $24,9O4 81 for other persons. Then il
was, after he had paid out this amount in spec
ulations, and perhaps most Of it to the labor
ing class of the county, he became so violent
against the Union Bank and found out that
the bonds had been "uncOnStitutiOnal1y" dis
posed Of. Was it not to the interest of this
man, although sacred oath had been taken.
TO put down the bank if he coud-cry out
that the Constitution had been violaied-for-
getting to tell the people, however, that HE





assisted in IT'S riolatiOn by voting for the sale
of the bonds. Mr.. Kennedy did not look to
the interest Of those innocent persons (per.
haPs among them might be found the widou
and OrPhan) to whom he paid this uncOnstitx-
hond| trash. Not cent did the Union money
depreciate, but that it was so much gain to
Mr.. Kennedy and of equal loss to those on
whom he had palmed these broken promises.
He could not be deceived, because he was
member of the Legislature and cogni1ant 10
the whole transaction. Then shall the curse
fall upon thine orn head"


Mr. Kennedy cannot craw.tfsh, upon the
plea that he did not vote for the Supplement.
tai bill. After the bank had been put in ope-
ration and he figuring so largely in the Lex
ngton branch, "he voted with the Directory, |
urging the mother bank to put in market an
additional five millions of bonds" We shall
nothing extcnuate nor aught set down in NAL
ce. AS faithful sentinels upon the watch
over ofour country, it becomes necessary that
We should point out the corruptions of men
specially when they are seeking office at the
lands Of the people. We would not know
ngly do Mr.. Kennedy an injury, and will
therefore, request that if he see any statements
made in the Hornet, which are not strictly
orrect, that he inform US of the fact, and we
will make due atonement
The above remarks suggested themselves to
ur mind, upon perusa of the following COM |
which we find in the Grenada I
IeraId. This paper is purely democratic and t
as the name Of Martin Van Buren at its mast =