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iil ny power, aid with the deadIiesi rancour. discharged my part of the play, and though at that time, was wiling to have it said that drtanlt of proof rested upon me; am no longer willing 10 have it believed that l was bound to prove the charges urged against MT. Crittenden; and that the responsibility may rest upon the prop CT shoulders feel it a duty due 10 myself to make this exposition of the principal actors in the drama. fit be asked why ] lent myself to Ashley, Se- yier and Woodruff, for tlte purpose of putting down | RIr. Crittenden? my an swer is comprised in a single word Reuq4ge. For many years Mr. Crit tend eii had shown himself to De ny en- emy without cause or provocation. l thought an opportunity then offered of asepging myselFl embraced if, and fully succeeded in my object.

 Having made the foregoing state ment of the part which l had taken in ls27, and shown wl.Q, we're the true au- thors of the charges urged against Mir. Crlltenden, leave the subject to be discussed between the parties most deep ly interested, and for the last time sub scribe the name of

 ''.4 Vofer of Pulaski Cour,y." Palqsha County, sNdrch 10, 1892.