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 rhe suoioined tract of letter from Judge wIsSrn, we take from the clarkes- vile (Tenn.1 Chronicle. Ii puts all cayi- ling at rest, respecting his being candi- date for the Presidency 1t will be seen he is not tobe run of the track by the cry oi Ma tional Convention, or any other cry which can be raised by the Van Bufen office holders. To use his own language--'sln theory our elections are free, and they should De prac- sioally so He is brought before the people, by the people themselves, and will cheertally submit to their decision.

 aWAsuINcToN, Jan. 20, lS55.

 Dear Sir-You favor under date of the Sth Insf. was received this morning.

 h answer to its contents, can only say, nothing was further from my expectations and wishes than that my name should be brought forward as the successor of the present Chief Magistrate. have had no agency whatever in causing my naIne to be used, md can have none n causing ii to be discontinued.

 The office was created for the benefit of the people, and they have right to ill it with whom they please. theory our elections are free, and they should be pfac- ticaily so.o