The seYier Party.
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Nr. Seyier is making great exertlons Tn this (Pulaski) county, not only to secure a naio,ity for himself, but to secure the election of his candidates. He is not satis- fled that an individual should vote for hin, alone, but he must vote for his achole party for aH his candidates. We are told, that he has even gone so far as to say, that he did not want any mans vote who was for Taylor--or in other words, who voted against Keats. He seems determined that no man shall hold office, who is not one of Ms men. They must pote and go "the hog" for him. But, poor fellow, he lacks the potcer. He has but a rotet He for got that the poarer was placed in the hands of the people-that to them belonged the selection of members to the Legislature, Clerk, Sheriff, &c. &c. They will select their officers, without regard to the aeishes of Sevier. One would imagine, from his COHSeqUeHCe dHu UtTSs ttldt lit ucAu blle ueS- tiny of every candidate in Pulaski in his own hands. The people will adrise him on that point. On Monday next they will show him that AMBROSE H. SEVER him- sell, is not as mighty and all-powerlul as he would imagine. If Sevier would attend to his own business, and electioneer for hinl- se!f, instead of essaying to influence the county elections, we doubt not he would have enough to do. This mighty individu- al even called one of our citizens to strict account, because he had the impudence 10 daink the heolth of Col. Fo,gler, at gather ing on the Saline.

 The people of Pulaski are as intelligent, free and independent, as the mighty Dele- gate himself, and will uote as they please- they spurn his DIcTATIoN.