The Daily Cincinnati Republican, And Commercial Register

Amos Kendall. This gentleman will soon stand in as enviable an attitude as Andrew Jackson or Martin Van Buren, so far as incessant and protracted slander can elevate any man. The corrupted presses have almost entirely let go the President, and slackened their hold on the Vice President, for the purpose of heaping all on the Fourth Auditor. The profligate editor of the Richmond Whig has charged Mr. Kendall with a stock-jobbing plan in U. S. Bank stock, as a cause of his exertion to get the deposites removed, that he might speculate by the fall of the U. S. Bank stock. Mr. Kendall has pinned this falsehood on the face of the calumniator, by a positive contradiction. If these bribed presses, and their faint echoes, carry their defamation much higher, they will contribute, very largely, to place Mr. Kendall in rank, beside those, with whom they have associated him in detraction.--Monitor.