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PRETTY SHARP-The editor of the Madison
ian puts in the following rejoinder:


"Kendalrs Expositor inquiries, 'How can
President Tyler do right with Webster, a
Spencer and Porter to advise him? Their We
ry name is err Rather too many rs Mr.: Kendall.
But we will demonstrate the proposition. A Ty-
Ter is an excellent person to keep the roof of the
edi6ce of state in sound condition, that the ele
ments shall not penetrate and damage the building.
A Webster has spun web of diplomacy which
has caught the British government in its meshes.
the ladies, after alI-the mothers and daughters
are the mainstay of the republic. And a Porter is
one on whose broad back the burdens of the peo-
ple's government may be carried in safety. Are
you answered.


"The ExPositor seems not to have Kendall
the beauties of philology, or the secrets of the
Cabinet"