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 Mir. SEVER, we are told, has been rhisperiag to the people of this county, (Puiasti), that publication would shortly appear, against MT. CRfTTENDEN, that will make his friends stare. Let 1t come. The friends of Crittenden are willing and pre- pared to meet, (and repeD, any charge or slonder that may be propagated and circula- ted against him, IF IT COMES OUT IN SEA- SON. But. 1t IS said, they are to be debar- red the opportunity of replying to the con templated publication, IN TIME TO HAVE ANY ERREcT-that t is to bs printed {{m handbillr we presme) 7 and allowed just time to circulate through the Territory be- fore he election, and will not make its ap- pearance here, until two or three weeks af- ter its circulation abroad preventing there by the possibility of a response in time to have any effect ID distont parts of the Ter ritory. The people should be on their guard against such tricks. The candidates for Delegate to Congress, have been before them for the last five months, and their re- spective claims and qualifications freely and fully (we wish we could say feirly) canyassed. If Mir. Crittenden had been guilty of any act which would be calcula- ted, if known, to weaken the confidence of his friends and supporters, why has it not been brought out betore, and laid before the public? For the very good reason, gentle reader, that no tangible charge could be urged against him. him. Tie The cause of Coi. Sevier is desperate, and he only hopes to succeed by ealumniating and slandering MT. Crlttenden. If he will come out with his charges, between this and the 18th of the present month, they shall be promptly met, and, We have no hesitation in saying, us promptly refuted. If, after that lime, any thing should appear against Mir. CrIttenden, m the way of ehayges. we hope the public will disregard them, as 1t will be manifest to all, that the object of the party is to de- cefge the people, and palm upon them false- hood for fact. We now challenge the party to come out, if they have any thing to urge against Mir. Crittenden, and give his friends a fair and equal chance to respond and cir- cuiafe-

 It should be borne in mind by the public, that aa our mails are areekly, save one, and arrive at this place on Thursday of each week; and that publication which appears in either paper, on Wednesday, cannot be qnseee'ed and printed in time to send off by the mails on the following day.

 We again caution the people to be on their guard, and not suffer themselves to be t'3eked out of their votes. If Sevier or his friends have any charges to urge against Mir. Crttenden, NOW is the time to bring them forth.