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E q. R.nar.
THAT CIRCULAR

T. ". NwwToS is new la the seId ss sc-var,v sssisuaSs5a ssstIa Congrsss. One is ., q loss how Ia iAks taA ihAsx--uhsther the uss is apraav.s a, whether he regards she people as rools i, Is fac, as well known ss that JoAa Srisa is ao-Ssn, shGs every mns saewoman in Arkaasas hescnvs .o eae or she othev of the great parties Did nc, ,hi. sane Tommy declare hlaEse!i good whis, when by seciisnt he got to Congress in iss7-and does he now suppose tat a; his bidding fhs 'psopien win bs so-rssty fclks Tor his special bessH As oae of ''ths Psopttr before shifting sail. woaId ask Mir. N afew questions, not about hss whiggery. nor about hs time serving speech in Congress but aboat " ISat Bank" desn tAsre Caa, or rather viii Mr inform us how t was that the Trustees got into the Bank Real Es,ateJ a; Little Rock, and by force of Lock and Key. turned out Fhe Directors, who were Oprosed 10 saIa ssieksf asag=wsat. Wal Mf. infsrm he people ~ho has beea ,he plotter aad abetOr the pat of said Trustees. to psevsnt 'Ae Legislature from seeing and knowing whst they gre doing, and setting the Legislature at defiance Will Mir. N. inform the people who Is tO pay the Thsee Millions of Bonds with interest fer twenty years, at the end of the charter
 NitMT. N iaform us also what amount of ready cash and cotton farms and negroes have been real- ised by those sround said Bank, slnee tie npsabIe assignment
 These are all matters upon which the dear folks are profoundly ignorant, and before becoming no party, we would humaly ssk Iis'ie light
 "oNE OF 'gM"
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ceusrsl Iaaes Tell.

We bad shs rIeasuFe ca Satarday last in com lpesy mitA Apur eilissus RsnstaIly. Oslislsnieg to tie reinaEks ef ihS eseilsmsn T. ans source Of proaa s.saEse'ssa ie ihs dsnSecrsey- ,ha, ey shs sole d@isaes cf dsnosrssie pineips snd exposition of whig faliseSes aad incoassssrcies, by The eosr tsous yes soreibse language of1en. Yell, and ihs in eontss;ibss asy of facts that he hroughsts bear up on thea, sAs whigs wsre forced te rsir-. consider sbly adOwn :a the moath from tbe eeasess in which thsy had voluntarily engaged. GsAeRai Ysai sssks si sOms iengsh. rapidly bu: sissrly and distinctly arOa the relative Posihn Of the two great parties. their aeasarrs and teiF ea He vent fss@ 'gravs tO gay from lively 10 severe ceeasloaal plsyfness reEleS- the foreibIy srga- nensssse part of his ssdrsss end rendered |, any thing but tedious. A haPPy faculty Of eoRaensing and caoceHtfaiiaE facts sna arguments made his speech peculiarly int.resiisg. He hiS the whigs and Taylor mes the hardest blows they have ever reeeisea, and many of them whs were present with 'he ezpectai that tiss sgsins would gone of yie- tesieas fteta inc eoAssst, with oae who is but Isst esging isto public BOce as political orator. weTs fbrSe5 ts winee ard wTitbe under h's salp IcEy iREieiions and to sckhoNIedze thai his facts were 'ncootesiiblea as hls asgamea;s anssswrF- able. Had SC many such speakers ia ooE faHSs, whigEefy ia tbs Stefe would ease is have either "a local hab'tAtion nsras" He sAoweA the weakness ana neoasistsnries og the Taylor party in q strong light. In very bsppy and ea oave man- ner he pointed out how Cen'i Taylor, having uln- sged % Xiii of Martin yan Enfea wi'h his ceIs- bTsted bieod-hoand letter, sp Pr sdeHt Polk with bis Rio Crande recommendation, va, endeavering to raise himself upcn the ruins pfthese two Admia- istrssions by the very means and upon tne strergh of the very same measnres fer which the whgs were sndeavoIsng 70 reoder them unpopular.
 Gea1 Tell most serseabiy disappointed all who hsad ! i'm. He certainly male the spereh par ex. eeIenee Of the eanPai,n, sai ~e hope that our ei ;izens wiF yet have asOther and mors favorable opportunity Of hearing him previous b the election when with accord ihey will 8, 'eas, raise one Esa fo5 Demncrary."
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Ssaatar BsrIaad d,ilp, Il, nn,I,l.. ..

{ ls istser ta she Van Is req Ia,srise,..,'
 gsn'lenaa selees. Ais snssgeasss ia n. 'ess aSe sae place hs tsssRas b fu. We ,A.l
 friends of Col sevisr generally feel ba. s' t''eFsst in the Po.'uoa whca Major Bo,laos .'. sa, ehosss' Iae extraet of the is;tsr to ,hs ia,,,,,,- eer is as follows.
 "A hlseF tren oas of Col Sesier', o...,,
 sss, rs 'snshe'A@te'y apOa sessog ef lbe ses,s o. Sot. Ashley, proposes to ms, ta withdraw ir,r, ,s contest wilh Col Sewer, and iako the 6.ld s zee Asaaey's vacancy, instead Assasiav ne ef ,, e@ uoa oa that condition This friaad of feI Ss- .,oes- must oe nameisss, ansii he removes tAs ..." AsSdcey asSeF which hs has wFi,tea, tAoqva s., q aI'eu't 10 keep the implied faith aih one ssa ss ~ nakes . dssrcpa'aele proposal, The hiena.A,~ nefessote manifested feF me. hY him, alone ,,-P ny reg egasd.ag as aa uneqaivecal ip.nh .a' PouaSlan, tse, suppose, must consider i, in as estssory of ihe apmereas ias tdents that ma S s s'ieoae'er ID Paste life, to Do psSssd ever wilAo,, loss of tempeE '''Oel
 Ny reply to such prepasal. I tras, y.a A,.. aoae ne tie justice tO anticipate, shoald s.rs ssy, "H VI enc
 ssp4'e+ aFseiiJ promptly. and hon. .s il. -. atanJ rate spoke stalaiy said that Inc ,naO,'. meh' nal aet bsen. would Il have Aeen <, ,fs'1e ca tos, when ITeeeived H. nor were ihsre .v.. k.
 ssso'l'ty, any circnmstance. either aox of in 'l' .u."'e, capable oi sadacig me 10 bargaia for ,,, eSet'naance- Without soiielia iaR CT procursr..,, 1n 9 my part. Inc appointment had beea of,rrd ns tmPha.ea'ly declaring as the tine, al r.s.,s.i lh m ny owa name, aud for the use ef the p,o,i. az, Hos 'h trust taT aay taaivaa9ai accseiss ], under ths i@pFess'oa, -arc,i by my friends, Ina, would ee agrrcaeie to tha people oi lhe St.,s Wia ne approval es the sane friends, announce nv.', candidate tor eisc iaa oF ks a,as plaes he,, ,. next iegisia'ure My ohcci in doing So, a, so .,,ls day, was to eise the people ample time ta msl' ap their opinions deliberately. aud to exprsss ,h. 90 that ther representatives might fairly sDsak tbs sentimen's, in appfosst CT disannrassi of fh. ,r Po'n.nen'' "id this without reference to he inteRtioDs or claims of any other iadix.iu.l "s
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POLITICAL AppoTyfsryTs

GxS. JAArs YrlI, . csnddsse for Democratic Es'csor. wti address the people at the following t'nss ard pisces, VII:
 Litiis Rock. Puiaski co, Saturday,, JnIy IS. Lewsssnrg. Conway CO.,, Montsy, July IT. Dover, Pope ec., Thursaav. July is ClsrksviIe, Johnson co. Friday July 2l Jasper. Newton co. Monday, July 3i. Caroi.cr. Carol ca, Wedrssday, Jniy 2S huntsvi'le, Madison CO.,, Friday, July 2s B~nsonvi'ie, B.nton co. Mondav, Jaly sl Fayetteville. Washington co. wednesisy. Aug. 2 csse Hiif Washington co. ssiuriay August 5. Van bursn, Crawford e.. Monday. Augu.tT 0zssk. Franklin e., "Wednesday, August g. bscasiie, Scott co. Friday, August H. Dansiile, feii co, Monday, August IT, Ferrystle, Perry O., "Wednesday, Angust I6.
 fad at sny ether ''aee cn',he Ssy appointed by Me p~erfs, wh@re ih- srpoirtment doe. net con fist with snv of the above suyaren,en.a
 t Some fsiesf wiii plesse rc advertise these sp, posasmsn's In eaeh county by pafng up written no siees ss the naoss rueLIc riacss
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The 0rdinaRt, of ,sl.

A CoFresPsadent ever Inc signature of EaEfer .'' ~alch Eleans ae u.i.takes tells good gn at ,he ex Tease O. .'ed Zaek l, shows ihs sirong RiAt tary bent ef Inc 6snefas mind, aud his atstraci nias,s, when addressed oa ethsr subjects. not contained h hls poeks' eSiI0n of Es5ps Fables. from whch ihe old Genefsi is 50 foad of a,c,ing A warn and en- thasissfie iriene called on aln one day and anxious 10 ascertain tis oPiDion he slave question, be- gan to intefrcgs.e him oa ibs sibiec'.
 oentrsi. sad he. "shsi is your cpaion Of the erdinance ca ss7 '"
 'why, answered The General, T toaf know tnst have sssF sern aay ss Sii as that bl nc doab, they were made Of poor metal. The ordaasse N ihs day ls certainly the best Ia the wosii.-Why. sif, heres Capt. Brsgss aasRsys-
 An iaie-TuTficn and an sxptana,ioa follcyed
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.,Semtiimss pig and sometimes puppy.

The different character of the attacks which the Democrat has made us. the vasious phases it has assamed-scme;itnes Delnocrasic and some times mo- psrtyist-somrtimes for Jehnson sometimes for Nswton-and sometimes nothing atali. las bought to our mind the folte~ing aneodOse which was once told wish much eFe et by Gov Yei', sgsinst his changing spd shining whig op7ousn,.
 "A farmer having supAiioE breed of Hogs, desired ,o present . yeupg pig 10 neIghbos some foar or five miles dsssnt aad having lied it up in bog des patched 1t 10 lis fileEd-the ssrSsnt employed 10 take it sscppe, at grocsry on ths wsy, and isft his burdes outside. A wag standing ness. wbsls the nssso was Ssfseshias bisssf. very sdrOsiy ,ok out tho pig and slipped puppy into the bsg. The negro unsuspsetiugiy sheulSsred his bag, and 4 Peu the delivery oi the Piy very much ae the astOnisl, l ment of every body proved to be . purpy. Tie gentlemen to whom il was sent very ndignanty sent 1t back. The negre cf course could no, sg in pes the grocery withont stopping and ssbefors Isft his bsg as. where the the uaiscbisvous gentleman could make another change, and patthe pig back and fake the puppy ont. Away went the serxan, home teIli' his master what had occurrel and that he had a , psppy In the bag instead of pig. lr was rolled out and the as'onished aegro exclaimed ''fore god massa he scmetine pig and sometime pupry jus when he please'' 5s sosis vithshe Democrat. sometimes Woodruff is editor, sometimes Knight, snd ho one pfrtie- ularly is responsible, Knight says nnoer his own signature ia the isst Democrat. ..i, is vel known shai assist MT Woodruff in the editorial depart nsnt of ihe Democrat" and knowing ti,is can ~f, h.. made upon us in that print. 'e disposition on ihe par, of the dars editor. to pay of some old grudge he has against us- He may couinue this sourse, but he must exPet at all times best efforts .to get even."
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4 CARD.

have seen n the pHblishsd pf"c@edtngs of the convention at Utica. New York, thss my n4sse is plt in EeDihattess for Vice esiaeHt of the Uoied States oil he ticket wiEh Mir FaB Buren. No .n- toEmalion has been given tO ey the cOhvsatIoa. or Is onteE, Of hfs sonlaatoa. aud have waited soms da5s tor that laiofmsfion, as luraishing the snitabie occasion for makng my snsHes. But, be- ginnisg to doubt wbetter aay such eomIanBica ton
 aili te made, and seeing my placed in Hrany
 psPens as can idats iof uie yles presidency, by
 F4Eiue ol that nnsinatag. deem 1t oper ,o st
 10 longer. and lo declare al once, and R this public
 msnser, my inability t1 accept ii The Slate Co which belong vas EejrsssBGed in the Bsiimet Convention; the vote of that State was gwen ta Messrs Cass aud Butter. they were HonDaied; and al Que of the citizens Vf that State, that Romina
 iion immediately received nay cordial senca<sesses and support. ami wiii coniistne to Go 50. ,. have long been ihs itiend, personally wei as poij ically, of M1. Van Bnren. and, uEatsr oihel circaanstapees, wo9ld be prosd tc have ay naBs associated ~ita his ia any say bat ibe acceptance
 Of this noHIhaiion Is impossible; ani have tS re- qasst lhe asElbets ff hs convention. ana the pub
 lie. to rsceige this aselnatoa my ssswss. and t excuse this mole el lnakiRg n-b ing ihe cniy
 mode which the xsht of communication lroa th' ceAveatioa leaves 0Pea ,o ms.
 HENRY DODGE. WshinylOa CsIy, ysas 29. ls4s.
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tFoR rHx rASNExl
 Pine BlaT Jny Eth. lssS.
Yogts Se

Hr Etiier:
 Ia reading the various democratic pa7eTs m ihs State, ofea :tart'si at hg gross aa4 2e;e table eE ss Aas made to cas, the brans of disaic'lou 1nt warta'e ntn the very lsp of the party. thought sir that 'he cd woan ,s 3e-e healed nP al the last convection when ihe 1ifsfer. mil tan's waAtsd 10 bury the hatchft. ahd rom that time forth peace and harmoty wouli visit the dem. oera ic family h ou h1tt ibe Sats. or the .'Ban- ner even its nost bl,er enemies are holad tO cen. iess, that IT, has abiIed by shs strict let CT of the covenant, aai that iE aaytiiag harsh ha' ever Proeee4et from t. 1t xas n seii-dsfsaee. Bat 90 nraeh cannot be said of others. The -sDenocFat' has openfy been st war ntA the pgrty for sever I years, and si-. truth eosnPes He 70 say. if justice ~as tOns to It's elitor he woua b. ind gnsr tly re- pudia'td by every good democrat. The old fox. though hs m'y go into his den backwards, jn order 'c elude Pursui, will eventually he oyer;sSen sad given ID to destruction. Tie yeomanry of the country look apon -ditor as the s!eepless Dfagon iha' guards the Hespetisn fruit and he sands re. sPors 5s 10 them for any breseh or attack that Is successfully ma e uTon their treasure, then e, the Democrat bcwarr, for the hoae,t nacoaprising De. Tec'ary oi iae co1n'ry sre hraFshug hi'n ss s Fay. Tor and Newton man secretly, and as disorga nizer who has crei'i into the patty.
 If stranger were to come into the sta'e, aal read this pzPsr, tc wonid b. sp; to declare that I was Whis, for se'ier is known throughout ,he uni- on 70 be democrat, known to be a man who has done much for 'hs patty, yet inc a,tempt if Wood ruii 10 uaterrste hin and set hin aside would ast. f' any stranger in pronoaneiog bin ant, ds rseratc How long ~i he a,lemp, to poisan the State with bis lnJnstcs, man who has done more for his ae, than len iboesanf sucn men as those he Is holding up for the saarAges o the people coaid possibly do in as many years. Thsse spwarrantable at scks 1pon the eharec'er ani fame of S.vieT, may have some ltte e5ees-klt the people in general under stand the Democrat 10 be the tool of t~o meh--and they cannot be induced to forsske long tired and faithful servant fer "a chtf of yes'ertsy.r You may Piaee J Fsrson eeansy down first. last and all the lime for Sesier.
 IrsnEin yoar ftiepd kc L,
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paIIfICEl lppegyTNgyTS.

Ws are fsquestedbY Col. Rnane, to ssy that he viii addfsss his fellow citizsns at te foIIcwtns plsees. and on ths days mestioned below; ersrey, White CD, Tas@isy, Jgiy 1T. Eiisz6eth, yaekson e.. Thnrsdsy i3 p4fsss1Ile. Independence e., Saturday Is. eIsaht Vernon. fxard e Monday IT. saism. Fnston e.. wedrsisy 10.
 S@ithsiiis. Lswrcnee Co i. Friday 2I. -Jsrks-R, Lawrence O., Saturday 27 0siHsviils, Cfsrn e.. Monday 9t. eslivsf. Roisssff Co. WednssHay 26 Ths CsnFt Hoess Of g.. Frxneis ce., Ftidsy 2e ! And at snth ofhsr pesn's as inc people may de .siss, Rst so insrers wih the above sppcintuas
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II. Eilzeu h RraIrif rsaa,Y.

~7hs Dsnscsst stated spen the authority cf CT. rus W.sWilscn. ths whig eandhisss for ,be Senate ia shis Dsrict. that Prairie county was sseiasdiy es bosianaja srslssesos to sesirr.
 Ne. Wilsnai ia letter b tAs Editor denies ,ha' Ae rh.s sAy each stsiemsas and tells as personally sAat hs had sssa as<s only . portion sf Pssirie ssaasy. ass ihas bat sss q dose sis Eao~ Ae net szsrsrS ss ssisss In tetation to inc ssaasOsiai ssstisa, cr ihs pspsisrity sf he esaaiasiss-
 sThis ita fsiss ssupss sf the tssfh sf the Dsms- srsss sxyss1si@n of .psbiic ssssinsst.' Ii is sAs snix i6gsee h which !. hss sssa so incaasisas e 's sIss G. tathesiiy ef name fsv i's stssmp,s to issuss Ass csicssi ssvisr. sad ,nnsdiasely the whaIeA sntsaat fHdss late tsbsieafisn. s.s >s. 6IA ws ars inasbsss se Cspl sksts fas iks lsssss '. Q M.rsasy. ;
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Ren. faylor's Ietters.

We have placed sli ihe Isiiers written by Geser- s Taylor in relation b the Presideney on the cst- 'iee et our paper to-day. The General bss wrii,Nn under various moods aad ssnperamenis, forgetting at ore time ~hs: he said as snoiher. and making 90 hr ss hi' political faiths and pledges are concerned what Gen fssl terms an ''anioriasA;s eonnlngls. ment.'
 Ihe's is bot enc more waiting. snd shs, is his letter accepting ihe whis ncmiss'ioa. We begin to bs donh;ial whether CT not ,essr 9ai come.
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chEIfIyMlENEXfX laT NM MKyCRIkERA
Political lppeiRtments.

Gel. s. N. Hxserzreap. Dsmocrssic esndIdsse To the vacancy in she Caiaed Seai.s Senate oecastone by the death sf Col Ashleys will sddress the ps Q rIe q tbs E1iiswinK rluces snA times viz: Ysn Bessn. Csawfssd co, wedne.das Jatv i9ah. Fsrt snish. Crawfcra O.; Thssvasy Jsiy l3sh. Ozark. Ffsnkiia co.: Saturday Juiy ls'h CtarksstiIe, JoAnssa e.: aoaday J8iv f7sh. Down. Rcps cs-; Wednesday Jaiy 18th. EeFsistswr, peee es.: Thursdsv Jsiy 1oth. Danville. Yea co; sstsrisy. Julv 22a. rssryville. Perry co; Msadsys Jaiy 9stis Lrwtshnse. Conway co; Tuesday. July 2Ssh. CEntan. Van Beyex %; Thursday. Jasv zTth. Lisfls Beck. Pn'sslsi co. Saturday. yuly 2ssh.
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Ralwer anA hi. I.nax-

co rrespcndens of the Boston rranscriP. writes tom Lesson on the 2l ins.. ss fellows: as
 4 new rsAssse by Bolwer is annoauesd H is entitled -'hsuuid, tSe lsst of rhe Saxoa Kings"- saiwss has ressniiy lost bis saiy axsghtrr Shs vas in the flower Of youth, snssblr and accom- pitched, PnbEc rePofis ssy that I4ady Balber at. s~Aetrd te sss her daughter as she was dying, hr, ts tbs ehAmssr sf death. The feed hssv.sa ,he hnseznd and wife seems 10 be bitter Indeed. But sfstr fhas ssioss novel, ~hsch the lady wrote, sx. posing her domestic grievances. R can hardly be sxpectsd thai the dcoF 10 reconciliation shea,a ever he cpened
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-Yery Gold.

IAs WasAiagtsH Telegraph psessrts Ne Nsx. tons eircass to iss rssdsr. upon the outside of the Psper. and ~isbozs swosd If comment TLls ls . ssOd spssimen q i-nAssssiy Inactivity" which oar nsighsor of its 6szees vosld de well 10 ir,i'sss, ihs'ssd Sf ezfosssg Gel Nsvsen. by provoking p.o- pls is rsAt tis denagogsIng adarsss. The whix, sns aad ct. whom ws hsys heard express sn epin- iea, gre ashamed of If. and vs do not woaser ssss sks rsisgrzsh fssls Ao esspcsiton is esl Asss,isa to t..
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Pelilital Aniin,, ia Pnl,.ki

We are requested to slate that ihs whig and Democratic eandidAtps forafce. in ti,is eoantS vi, sidres their fellow estizens as iollows: At U. 3. Baldwin's, Ffiisy, July 2I. Al tas mastss ground nssr Reeds Bridge, sAtur
 day. July 22. A, Ssm. Hineksson's, Tuesday, July 2s. Al Alex. Msrphys, Wednesday. July 25. AtCApt. Wiafrey's. Thursday. July 27, At Jseso Faaikner's. Friday, July 2s Al eiss- Whlse's. ssinrdsy. July g. A Little Rsek, Tuesday. Augastl
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Political apnsiptm,ui..

Erfisd ess.es Spna.s to kii inc vseancy oceasonAd sy fhe 6esth ef the fioo. Chester Ashiey, vii ad- dr~ss thepeesie st ths following riaessani times viz. ~
 Athens. Txard co Iulyi3
 Liberty, fxEfd O.. July IS.
 Yellvfle, Maricn co. Juiy IT.
 Lebsnse. eearey O., iniy ls
 JasPeY. Newton O.. July 3i
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ERROR.

Our e"DPosi'or last week managed to make up Major BorIsna's letter to The UaIon. asd his con. naaiesiion to the Van Barea Iatellisencef fro,a detached parts oi cash. The eoaseqeencs w4s, thsse was se'y hssie 10 be made sf tse mat. ter We do Dot ears nachs sboat Father Ritehie but Senator Borlsnd We knsw b te lille nafos. giving when mistakes of Ii kil4d occss
 We psssent ibe letters iu another roiamn F, rro- per ferIs
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GENERAL DeDCE.

Just as we aFe going to pres', we received the following card from Cen Doige, Senator of the U. Siaes from the 3oh tate, the youngest sister of the republic. II what exet ted frcfn tiia; gai la'it gAn aud iadomitabe republican. II shtysrs to pieces the schemes which have been fotmed a, si- and in C.neiana,i. foanded ia the use of hi, name:-- CaiQn
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From tks Fasaiagtoa Unioa. Naai0P BorlaRd and Father piish

Fssierdag, witheut dreaming of injustice or of fence to Senator Borand, We wrote and printed z. follows;
 "A paper war has taken place between M,io, BorlaBd (now a Senator of he Uniied States, ana Capt Cassiss M Clay. They ,sste both Enearn.. cion rriseners; but iaeY have diif.red materially in Iher statements ef the conduct of each other dpnar thrir captivity in Mexico"
 To-day, we receive from Lin and min, inc (ol. lesiog lriier witch speass lo, itseli and acen, o ear noer lu tgneHt 10 confirm, rather than eanis. dici. ihe ony and very uhiinpoTtsnt isct witch VI, meniianeds As to Gtlodncitg Senator Boiand,, name to the public ia this conoexion, we have on. Y 10 say that fl understand his letter he ayow. that he SO introduced a himselG If he otiec,s ,, ihe phrase "psper wsr' applied to his mole cor rectlng errnr.' &e, he is entitled Co the beueg, Of his objection, and has
 SENArK cnMaka. June IL, ISIS To tse F flor effas Ua,oa
 DEAR Sls: ln yolr paper ot this morning, you re- mark tfat Lave Hev1 engaged ln ga paper war with Captain Cazsius M Clay" la thus you do r,s ste,. injustice, for tHefe IS flo foundalion for any such statement. l have never had, have noi now and cannot have, any sncn controversy wilh Capt { sy Ths only publ eation have ever made !n relation 10 that indivf4usi. was aoe 10 the editors ot lhc Louisville Journal. cprrepnx an eror puhiishea ln that paper, feroft.ng, without my authority por. ton oi my prisaie cons sersalipn. Ia ihnI note aiade no war apoa any ene. know not upon whss authority or by what fishi, you sayr intodaeed p. nams 10 tue publ, l.. this caBae xinn l an net nious; bni trust have right protest agaasi be ng placed In iaise position, and to insist hat when nay na'ne, banihls t u4as b.. shall be mao the saAlee of af~ spaper remark. it sha hs 50 in accordance V Fl far S.
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ssTyier too !,

Wkile very young eeons aaiainkingIy shsat, The "old una more eaGtiOaS tbaR these, Suspicious iAst 'tTaisors'' are Iarkiag about, Are siil as a mouse in cheese "I remeHbeT the fellow. says ore, ''yesy weit' No renegade eEes was Eiier
 And f Is essy to see that change lR toe sPed Would feB6eE 0a= tAyleFs Iqier :" JEENs-
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Aliwhc dis'rnst the discriminating sense of tbe people. and believe them governed in elections by haasbaggesy and cisp-irsp more than by reason aud principles, gre ecn6dsatiy predicting the tiamph and slsctiea oi Gen. Tayief Their eoaFse shows iass s=5 Azse nothing bat eont-npt for either the people CT TayicT- Sfnsiesl
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WasAimgtsa, Hemps.fsf Co. .isk's.,t
 Iuns lf4h lSF2

June 10th, ls4S.
 Dear col.--The canvass ia this county goes bFsvely on Hill and MitcfAa will b. elected with ou' dOubf, which will give asa fan team for Gel. Ssvi"r. How they stand tett b sr,ls the ha n- drsd and one candidates to Sit Gel Ashley's vacan- ey, 10 one knows, sal few appear b take any ih- tsresi about Thsy viii be left uhtfammeed as 10 this natter, faither than to support a man from their sect of the Stat@, should there be any Probsbiiiy Cf success. Nor is there among., the people any manifestatoEs oi preference as io who this Soa'hern man should b., but from what can lesrn am convinced that The eIscsion of Daniel T Wiiter of this county. to kii that vacancy, would meet inc universal approval of all sou'hera Demo- erzts. He is one of our oitest settlers, perfectly Identified with the interest of the caeniy. fully qusnted with her warts ia every section. having devoted mch of bis easiy life to her Pabfr service Esn Of '"1ca irtelIigsncs, great morai mcrth, and at al lines unwsser,ng Democrat. Such a man would doubtless so honos to his Sta.e in the Sehate Chamber: and we Of the Sou'h would there fore present. his Tor the consideration of our fellow ciiirsns. assaring them tha, cond.og such tfas to hun. the pue principles of our rar,y will be fuIy maintained. and the interests of ihe State stiictiy and 6rnly attended to
 write ihis at the suggestion of nunerors Dem ocrsis, ~t7ont any knowls dse of Wii,sf Give h's name place in your p@per- -aEd hope yet 10 baiile the wisy schemss of the old Deaocrale For. What is te aboat,-i' he going to become untrue ant take up TayloE and Nestoa His las, issae sqnin's that way amazingly.