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"Drorning men eaieA al Srars. Never was
this preverb more fully eIernplifrd, than BY the
last Banner in its remarks upon Col Ashley
casting bis vote for Col Drennen, Elsctor. Col.
Ashley did not wish to vote for himself, and afer
voting for Coils lizard and Oldham, he cast his
vote for his opponent Col. Drennen, rather than
role for himself. He knew tha, the democratic
ticket for electors would be elected and that their
success was absolutely certain, and therefore he,
through courtesy, voted for Col. Dreunen. Let
the Banner confne itself to the wings for whom
Gov. Yell voted. and to whom he gave voluntary
pledges. His Gov. Yell's) sins in tina, respect
are glaring a,d dark. The Banner says iha.
Col. Dresnenisa a "vioen,'' whig: we have known
the Colonel sor long time, but never discovered
that =" violence" 7- g.. .- n7.'