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he nave for fees. The Lovely Donation law sustains me in this position Iawvess now look forward anticipating the fat fees they are to reap from that ioose-or rather haT made law.

 1t is urged against the FdamfY's Cuadi- dafe, that he holds the office Of Receiver of Public Moneys--fimsy charge indeed ! Suppose he had resigned, and refused to perform the duties of his office until his successor should be sworn ifl. would not some of us holding pre-emption claims. have been left in the back ground. The Lawyer and his friends tell Us that Col Hartwell Boswell, Me bf0ttef-ia-tdto of Col. Desba, said he would not vote for him unless he resigned his office. What if he did say so? It is not denied. What Is Hartwen Boswell to us-and who is Ire that any of us should be governed by what he dors2 We know him only as a public officer.

 We never hear of Col. Desha's friends threatening men, that if they did not vote for him, the loss of an ear or slit throat should be the consequence. Not so with Col. Sevier's friends. Persons have been threatened and cursed, because they have dared 10 acknowledge themselves to be freem6n. Col. Sevier himself, threatened gentleman WltH cfucGb330H, because Ire said he would vote for Desha. If 1t has come to this--if we are to be dictated to like children-to be ruled by a few men in power-the sooner we crouch 10 our evil destiny the better. But have too much faith in the cuttiuatoys of' tte soil, for a mo- ment 10 believe that they will stand idly by, and see their oqen and couafqg's iatea,- ests sacr0fced 10 accomplish He ends of q feac dSrjy,;Do i0diri17tnIe

 They abuse Mir. Crittenden, and thereby wish to injure Desha. With AFr. Critten- den we have nothing to do-he is private citizen, and as far as I know, a gentleman and scholar. In the division of the toapes and fishes, the FARMER has never been acritten in the books. now call on you to make bold struggle for your own candi- date-now is the accepted time-iet the first Monday in August convince the world that you acknowledge no masters-let BEN IlEsnA, THE PLAIN OLD FARMER, be the raliying word for the lovers Of peace and good order-and all will be well. Tn con- clusion, ! say-s'Gop SPEED TIRE PLopeH,'' and to which ejaculation believe you will espond-Amen.

 OLD DROAD BRIM.