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f@ @. LceisBmg, May 2nd, l844. ra,,vn-Dear Sir: Gov Yell ar

 Hr fowa on the 30th ultimo, and .sa 1a' nolifieal campaign vigorously and { \ .aot ,S rgiyle. on the lst of May. He 'nesl ,@ss 6js address by thanking the people 56aors already paid him, reverted in d r,satay ,'s, manner to his opponent, and ',"abed s. into the broad questions which Wbiqand Democratic parties. The '.a5 biIi7 and tariff, were all discussed aod most forcibly and conclusively. 'nJood q great man with the people. ort compass of a letter will not permit 'r;ye YOU extracts from his arguments. Ff to say, that his opponents felt the afBis reasoning and his friends were Esn satis fled. When Gov. Yell finished nyited. with his fellow-citizens gene ,oortol,e a repast with, and accept the BIiu of Mr. Il. Hamilton. Ilwas done sfiee to and the eyeningpassed ollmost Isy. The first of May was truly a IaF with the Democracy in Conway. Gibson reached here this morning on Arkansas Mail,o and entered upon his toar hours speech. Although great were made to gather the people to-

 not more than half as many as met -ell. could be collected, And of them han half were Democrats.

 Democracy of Conway are in high and will not be found wanting in the tfia.

 Very respectfully, &c.