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 DE. BaRLAND - have concluded to write yon fa0 lines, in mT plain manner, cnn- ceraiug thc great excitement, now prevailing throughou; the Stale, ia relation to the con test for the Senate of the United States, be- tween Col. ASHLEY aa1 Gov. YELL.

 ] would ask, who Las produced all ths great excitement in the democratic party, and who is responsible for the evil that is likely to grow ont of this contention for power: Who is guilty of invading the qui- ct, peace, and harmony ihat have for wears controlled the democratic pariy3 Let him beware for oa his heal will fall the resnon- sibility of the daring actl He will be held accountable at the bar of political judgment for his unpardonable coRduet

 Let Us enquire into the course pursued by the two gentlemen above referred to, and see which Is in fault.

 What has been the course of Col. AsH- LEY' He has written letters 10 almost hali the people in every county; and to promi- nent democats, he has written at least half a dozen, and in these letters has labored to make the impression that Gov. Yell is try ing to supplant him in the Senatel And in these letters the o}d for has had the extreme vanity to attempt to aaa1qJaoiure public opin- ion in his favor, by stating that the people prefer dim to remain in the Senate, and Gov Yell in the Housei This you may hea, from nearly every one who receive letter. from him. Some persons to whom he send. letters rom his epistle factory have taker up the impression that he possesses talent.