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again; as will be seen from the following extract of letter to the Editor:

 Washington, .4nt., April l2, ls4l.

 DocT BoRLAND.

 Dear Sir.-Though per Sonally unknown 10 you, my interest In De- mocracy induces me to drop you few lines.

 Twas at Paraclilta, on last Monday The Circuit Court of Sevier county was then in session; and there was a large collection of the citizens. The court took a recess, for the purpose of enabling the Whig Candidates, Jno. ". Cooke, and Dr. Gibson. to address the people.

 Cocke's speech was delivered in his usual ly eloquent style; but not with its usual ef- feet. Gibson labored very hard to make the people believe SEVER to be unworthy of public confidence; and seemed to think his abuse of Seyier, and other prominent Demo- crats, his own best recommendation for the office of Governor. In this, however, he counted without his host; and am satisfied that he disgusted iarmore than he pleased. His course Is doing the whig cause far more n- jury than good, ill Sever county.

 After Gibson had closed, Robt. ". John son asked to be heard for short time, in ex- planalion, and refutation, of the charges made by Gibson against Sevier; and, ill lucid and forcible manner, placed the conduct of Se- yier in it's true light. In doing this, he threw in upon Gibson some hot shot, as to his own political misdeeds, which galled him sorely. Gibson replied, and made, as every one ad- ;nltted, very lame defence his vote for the SPecne Bill, and his own transactions with the State Bank, are any thing but pleasant subjects to him. Alter Gibson closed, John son again addressed the people, ill short and very effective speech The whole con- cluded III good hnmored way. Seyier County is Democratic by an over ] whelmmg majority and no efforts of the wings can effect any material change there. Indeed, several strong Democrats in the South are just beginning to feel the necessity of ac- tion--and are beginning to act All We need is to be united, and the whole South is re- deemed and safe''