Respectfully,

 JOHN H. COOKE. E. W. LEE.n
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 Drs. CocKE and LEE say, smequrocallg, that for the last two or three weeks. ssthere has been d complete suspension of tine work upon the buiEding,'' and that .sthose avF,o hare been employed about Me building, y have told them that sit is for want of funds." At gathering on Saturday last, m Saline township, Dr. Cooke was re- ierred to, and he made the same declara- ton, in the presence of Mir. Sevier. If we have not been misinformed, MT. Seyier han'seJ' on the same occasion, adaaitted that there was scarcity of funds.!

 What will Woodruff say to the letter gi- ven above? Dare he deny the truth of the statements therein contained! We guess not. He would rather be ercused. He knows they are true, and that it would not be altogether sate to give them a denial.

 One who is not acquainted with Wood ruff' to hear him talk of "sease Of shame,'' ''honor'' &c. would never suppose that he had been guilty of direct and corrupt Perjury, and that it could be proven in a court of justice.