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all his Old Federalism yet washed out by the cleans ing influence of sound democracy; and hence the people are unwilling to trust him any farther, in the important and responsible station of U. s. Sen ator Let the people alone and they will do right, is an adage which experience has established. Af- ter the stir, which Ashley conrived to raise by his documents had subsided, the people commenced looking at him as the same old Chester Ashley he used to be, when his name and character were so odious. He has been weighed in the balance, and is found wanting. There is one thing that will all ways sustain Gov. YELL: After all that has been said and done against many of our public men, charging them with all sorts of bad conduct, how does Yell stand? His worst enemies-and among them, Buck Woodruf-have not been able to charge him with single dishonorable action-either poHtt- cal or personal. Ever true to his principles in poi tics-so he is not only pure in morals, but above suspicion Happy might his traducers be, if the same could be said of them You may rely upon what have said as to the counties have mention ed-(always including old JohnSon)-that the peo- pie are taking strong ground against Old Ches- ter''