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This Kennedy was President of the Lexington
Branch of this Union Bank, and aided, both as an
officer and borrower, to ruin, it and involve the
State for S50OO,0O0 of its capital. He now con-
tends that the Bank was all unconstitutional, and
that the State bonds ought not to be paid, but re-
pudiated!


Our readers can now see more closely the OBJ
ject of the yillainous act which passed the lower
House, ostensiblly to wind up the broken Banks
OF Mississippi, but really to strike dead all obhga
tons due them. and repudiate private as well as
public debts. If that act had passed as the Lo-
co-Focos in the House and part of those in the
Senate insisted on passing it, ali the above debts,
and ten thousand more like them, would have
been struck dead at a blow. And this outrageous
and determined effort to swindle was palliatcd by
the Journal Of Commerce and the Albany Atlas


The exemplary Loco Foco candidate for Gov
ernor, Albert G. Brown, late Member of Con-
gress says in his electoneering Address "The
Virginia and kentucky Resolutions of '90 en-
dorse." Those famous documents must be IN q
bad way if they need or would accept his en-
dorsement.