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MR. EpIToR-I charged Col. Ashley before his departure for Washington city, that pre- vious 10 his election 10 the Senate of the U. States, he pledged himself noi to be candi- date for reelection, and particularly against Gov. Yell. He .let the charges pass m si- lence, excep. denying t p1icatetg. Since his departure, your correspondent "Old Se,ller'' has denied that Col Ashley made such a pledge; and says further, that il lie did make such oEe, t was iocuiarly done. Without ] 'ariher comment, submi1sthe statements of several gentlemen whose character and stand- ing are above suspicion, which establish all | have charged agSmsi Col. Ashley, as well as. that the pledges were made almost ,eith teQrs n Ris eyes

 Ii aill be perceived, lhat he certificates of all the gentlemen named by me will appear. except two, and have 10 doubt they will send their certificates to you when this meets their eye

 Ifyopr correspondent aold settler be ihe individual rnnor says he is, :, think could prove that he. eleelioncered upon the salneI