The following letter to the Editor, is from gentleman of high responsibility, resident in Lawrence cnltnfx.
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 Dear Stf-By the last sGazette,n it would seem that the correspondents of the lcofthy Editor, had already taken into their hands the fate of tine election, and deciar- cd its result without waiting for the peo- pie at the polls to express their wishes on me snhlect. As this mighty Editor and is great host of correspondents seem to speak ey authority, is 1t not useless, is il hot PfesnRPtnolis, n the people or tie caHildates, any longer te canvass the pre- sent election! The high decree is passed. the issue of ttie election Is consummated. and the result declared, and wliy trouble ourselves longer about 1t!

 One would think on reading these vari- ous epIstles, that he was examining the decrees of Nero or Napoleon. to people wiro neither had tine right of thinking nor acting for themselves, but like slaves were compelled to swallow whatever was ad- mustered by their arbitrary masters, without daring to resist the dose trust, however, that there is yet redeeming spirit in the people, to repul this attempt to dictate to them and tn fnrestall their opinions: that they will yet come to the polls as freemen, and declare as they have right to do, who Shall rule over them. = Who made the mischieroas Editor of the

 

 ents, the keepers of the consciences of the people? Is if not visible from the numerous array of scribblcrs that they are acting in concert in pufing the,r idol, Col. Seyicrl Deluded and vain individuals, acting the part of tools and humble instruments, not so much to Col. Soyicr, as to tic degraded Woodruff.

 l too, could set down and elect a Dele gate, on paper, and show by figures, as fair result on the other side. I have long re- sided in the North, and mix ed much with the people since the commencement of this canvass, and could claim to know as much on this subject as some of the correspond ents for the Gazette. 1 will not insult the understanding of the people by attempting to transfer their votes, even if 1t were my right to do so, but will take the liberty of saying, that good spirit animates the feelings of the people of the North. such as she has always manifested n a good caase. Let not the friends of Col Desha, in other parts of the Territory, be discouraged by these northern blue iights. 0n the day of trial she will not be found deseriing the true interests of the Territory--she will be found rallying round the standard off Free trade and Sailors rights, ," her letter wri. ters to the contrary notwithstanding.