JUDGE CALDWELL.
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The following letter not intended for publica- Ation; but it is such appropriate and dignifed 2rection and rebuke of the Gazetes nisrepresenta- Stion, that we take the liberty of laying it before ouI rcaders, in place of any remarks of own merely adding that We can bear testimony to the fidelity of the Judges statement, were present and heard khis speech The Editor of the Gazette was not Spresent but in his version of what said, seems Gto have relied upon reporter who is either very Sstupid very unsc,ppulous.

 SALINE CROSSING, NEAR BENTON, Il March 10, ISi4, l EDocToR BoRLANp,

 a Dear Str,-The remarks made by me, the 2othcr day, in reply to Doctor Gibson, were gwithout any special reflection or preparation sfor the occasion; and, consequently, were ssomewhat desultorv, and without methodical Arrangement. What said, however, was zstrictly true; and in accordance with my de- Sliberate views, and the policy have ever fpursued. It Is a matter of no great conse- iquence what the editor of the Gazette may Ethink or say of me; yet would prefer not to be misrepresented even by him. did mol use the language imputed to me, by the Ga ,zette, as you, and all others who heard me. IwelI know 1 stated that 1t had been said, by some of Mir. Clay's intimate aequaintances. that his mission to Ghent had much abated his zeal in the cause of popular government Again. said that, without asserting or de- nying the charge of ''bargaln and intrigue" made against Mir. Clay in 1921, in my hum bic opinion, his association with John Quincy| .adams, was the most uatortunate act of his tt,a >,,l. cal strife of this generation shall have passedl away, and when the impartia! Historian! shall come to record the deeds of 1924, ill will form the darkest page of Henry Clay's| eventful life.

 Should you have occasion 10 IT ention this subject, you will oblige me by giving a true fersion of my remarks, as herein stated.

 With great respect, am

 Your friend and ob't serv't

 CHAS. CALDWELL.