BArRsvTLLE, Feb. 4. 1916.
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al L,ye looked over the last Banner. and am
satisfied that the two public sentiment letters, pur'
portinu 10 be from this quarter. were not written
NJ, ci,i,.ns hare. for tinv. Yell has no friends IN
,i;s ron,,v. EXCEPT Col. T*** -. wao write for
any pnpcr. land do rot believe he wrote either
Of iheml So you may set it down ms Fact that
tho rieces stoned Justice" and ''Boreas. were
mn, written a, the places indicated by their address


Inn, ore evolves in sleeps clothlng,' Iniended
to produce the impression IN other portions OF tue
State. tha, the north had given up Col. Ashicys
re.elec,iop 10 the Senate Of the u. s., which Is
so far ~ nv informllion extends, erroneous III
,o,o. do no, know single lndividhal VINO mas
de.erted or welded for one moment the reelection
of Col. Ashley. except he be wing; but, on the
contrary his friends are more JEALOUS and deter
mined ,Lon before the nomination OF X. W. John'
so, ..Borcas" and Justice are correct, when
,brv saw ,ha, the north will support Mr.. Johnson
far C,nurrss, lie is the choice OF the democratic
r,r,v EXPRESSED in Convention, and, If he Is not
10 oct the support of the party, The Convention IS
n nuty. and the practice Of holding Conventions
hal hp,icr he abolished, at once. But, SIR, IN my
o,;r;on. Mr.. johnson will receive the unanimous
snrnor, of the democratic party in the Eorth' nnu'
rms, ,hrouphout tho State, Notwithstanding there
nav h., an inIepend mt candidate; aud that Col.
siev too. will receive the support OF the norin'
/ have M doubt, The north have interests II IS
true, bu. we look upon our Senators as the repre-
sen,a,iyes of the whole State and not oil one Sec
lion more than another, Of clique, at the ex-
peusu of the good of the whole community
With these views. and they are expresseuoy many
have no doub, Col Ashley will gel the support
of lie nor,b. Moreover. know of no nsplran'
for the Senate. residing in the north. since t''t
Governor las thought proper TO remove son'h
soon as as we make great man in the north, he goes
south and Identifies his interests with Inc sou'"


So. for the future, had us well take our r'l'e.
sentatiyes from the south nt once II 'ney ",.'
~ IN !. nd Qualifications to serve us, and we be-
,;sy. Col. Ashley 10 possess both. Thus stands
noIi,ics in this quarter. Any assistance 'h''
,.on render Col. Ashley, honoraby, will be gwen


ri,her by myself, or in cooperation win MS
| friends" ....