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Ton. BzsroN IN TIE F1ELD.-The Fayette
Mo. Times says that great Democratic meeting
was recently held at that place, at which Col,
BENTON was formally nominated for the Presiden-
cy, IN l844. 1t says, moreover, ,hat Gov. Rey-
nolds was closeted with Benton for several days,
and then travelled So miles on horseback, for the
express purpose of attending the Convention
This looks nlschievous Benton must have known
all about the resolution that would be offered and
we shall look for letter from him, telling of soma
terrible catastrophe that have brought abou,
with single Speech declaring that his motto is
Everything for the cause, nothing for men, and
ending with professions o! eternal gratitude and
the most profound submission to the wishes of his
feIow-citizens. Benton is probably mortified to
find that he misunderstood Van Buren,, when he
thought he declined to again.