BENTON CoUNTY.
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BeatoarlHe, May l6H.

 DEAR DocToR :-I drop you a line to say that " all's well,'' in this part of the Demo- cratic vineyard Democracy has always been in the ascendant here-the Federal coons have never been able to get foothold upon the good soil of Benton county, nor to gain the confidence of our hard working, inde- pendent people. We labor for our living, and have no love for the speculating gentry who lead the coon party, and go for the spells of office rather than the good of the country. We acork hard, and we want hard money for our work. Those of us who are in debt expect to acork out, and not to 6orrow out :; and those who are out of debt want no Banks to get in debt 10.

 Gov. YELL has been among us, and made two speeches. < Little Davy" did not come along with him. Why he did not, do not know. But it is no matter: he need not come, for the good it will do him or his party. He will be beaten out of sight, at the election, and he haoUs t. This county will poll about 500 votes, and Gov. Yell will get at least 400 of them. Walker is d mere child in the hands of ell, and he feels it, and the people see it, and feel it too He had as well give up the contest; and l should not be surprised If he did. Y ours. &lc