YELL COUNTY, May sM ls46,

I FL M R. RUTHERFORD,
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 write youa few lines, as suppose you would like to hear the news from this county. The Sena

 ora election, which has been the princiDaI suhiect ol conversation, in the way of politics, has settled down Tn this county, pretty much on one side. The HarSe mass of the people the firm supporters of Gov YELL. Yet there is remnant of dissatisfied office seekers who, thinking Col. Ashley in in. ascendant, and great man at Washington, hoped to put themselves forward by pinning their fortunes to his coat tail and they are the chaps who in the beginning of the excitement, made so much noise in favor of Ashley. Such men don't like Gov yrIr

 He don't favor their pretcntons; and ae don't prom 'se 'ehat he neUer intends to perform. Ashley has made great promises of what he would do for cer taaa men bu such promises will ba like his oledee not to run for the Senate agan-forgotten and de. nied as soon as is to his interest to forget and de-

 ny. And not only has this system of promising 1y Ashley, been rracticed in this county, but all over the State-as his numberess letters prove

 Such system is just in character with the man to make any and all sorts of promises and pledges

 and repudiae, or conveniently forget then as soon as 1t is found out that Their observance will no longer be useful to him. This is the opinion that the people-especially those who have known him iong-have oi him. Those who were tickled with the belief that they would be made great men, by Coi; Ashley without merit of their own, but just oy serving him, are dropping off one by one, as they ma the people repudiating their patron Saint"