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Il has been the usual practiQ of our party,

 when we elected man to offie, to consider him a candidate for re-election,un he ex- pressly declined This was he case with

 Col. SeVier, during the many 5ears he was

 the delegate from our Territort So 1t was

 with Gov. I Fell, when electei to Congress

 immediately after we became aState; and so

 also, with Judge Cross, who succeeded him.

 The last election was an exception. Then Judge Cross and Gov. Yell toth expressly

 declined reelection, and then, possibly,

 there might have been a necessity for a Con-

 Vention, to reconcile the claims ofthe several

 candidates. But what was the result? Why.

 a Convention was held in Dec 1843, which

 the people refused to submit to, anl called

 another in April, 1844, which did na result

 as tremendously as could have been wished i In the succeeding elections, we carrid the candidate for Congress and the Electors, ,aom- mated by that Convention. But did that

 Convention produce harmony No, sir far

 from t. It did more harm, and produced

 more harsh feelings, than any other act he

 party had ever done. The north believed

 they were swindled out of their just rgits

 by the wire-wofking of certain persons Il

 that Convention, which resulted i'll the r.

 fasal of the candidate lfor Governor) iron

 that part of the State to continue in the field

 do hot say that this WAS actually so, buJ

 that the north believed it 10 be so, and still

 thinks that she was agerieyed and her rights trampled upon, by the last Convention, will

 not, think, be denied by any. G

 Those were the only Sete Conventions | (cailed by the democratic parry ever held in

 orr State. We have seen their effect. Will

 il, then, be good policy for usto call another, unless there be all obvious necessity for one s And, f we do call one, Is there not danger of its contributing more to diorgaaisg than to uftjte our party2 l belieyeit will, and am < therefore opposed 10 il, and II favor of run : ming Gov ' ell, unless be positively declines . reelection contend, tha4here is no va 2 cancy tc be filed by GonRntion, for, in

 accordance with the establishN usage of our 2 party, Gov. YelI IS deemed ; canddate for n reelection unless he declines and, when he does that, 1t will be time enEneh 10 call q Convention, if one then he deaned necessary q Y our correspondent claims, Int the question . of a Convention or no Gonvttion. must be ' discussed with the understanding that Gov. ' Yell's friends intend that he ball be placed < ia nomination for the U. 5. eaale, and this :, is stated to be in accordance 1 1gh his personal IT inclmatons Now, sir, ca see no impro- V priety iu Gov Yell's decIinit a reelection < for Congress, if he does nd wish to run "a again; nor in his becoming candidate for

 scat in the U. 5. Senate, preided oHf pres F. ent talented senator, Col. AshlY. should not i5I be q candidate for re-electoal But, IS 1t Is 5s certain that he Col. 4. a17l e 8 candidate ,4 for reelection, and has so d9lared on all 1s occasions, and has given uni4asal salisae-

 ton during the short period hlhas held the

 seat. my old =fashiohed way of linking leads

 me 10 fhe irresistible eoneIasi4, that Gov. of YeIl in tbHs becoming caaqiate for the P Senate will become q party n conspiracy ol which cannot fail to produce sfious disor- ol gahization in oar ranks. hap too much pe confidence in Coy. ' eIl3s patrio sm and de- ed voton to the democratic party to believe us he would join in such a crusaqs however oil gratifying seat in the Senate ight be to dd him under other circumstances.

 'er am no ofice-holder or oflic4eeker, as 'Se you well know. and have no oth interest ,tt, Ill the contest than any other prlea citizen; of but am a democrat, and dislike tor dis Ya cnssian getting up which, l fear, lay pro- .ef5 daee heaft-baFniags and discofei in franks. ae and result in more serious eonse6l linees tc sas our partv thap aRfaanters ol | aanipaie sszasssns asasss s1 indmg, however, tbat eannoi co9aeaieai os geI condense info one number Rhat wish 9tz sa5 ea#thls sahieefs will, .b v65.r ni as .,,e mission, resume ho su5jeet aaz week. wh 'a.. Your readers may again expect to hear fror be AN oit0 ehl IhER.