Judgment affirmed, with costs.
A surety may consent to anything to which the principal debtor has the power to agree and "when he does so consent, he is not discharged because the creditor does that to which he has consented and to which lawfully he could consent" (Indianapolis Morris Plan Corp. v Karlen,
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