Hon. A. YELL.
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LITTLE Rock, 4th Nov, Is44.

 GENTLEMEN Your favor of this date is now before me.

 Ton say that having heard me generally spoken of as a candidate to i'll the vacancy in the United States Senate, occasioned by the death of the late Hon Wm. S. Fulton, you desire to know whether have authorised the use of my name for that purpose. In reply, beg leave to state that have not authorised nor.desired my name to be so used. And fur ther, that the recent manifestation of the peo- ple's favor, by which have been so triumph antly chosen the representative of our noble and beloved State in the councils of the Union, places me in position of which any man might well be proud, for which l am pro- foundly grateful, and with which am entirely satisfied.

 The very flattering manner in which you are pleased to regard my humble services in l the recent party contest, which has resulted so gloriously for the cause of Democracy, merits and receives my sincere and cordial thanks. i In becoming candidate but yielded-to the voice of the people, to which l never have been and never can become deaf or dlsobe- dient And for any personal sacrifices may have been required to make, they arc but as " the dust in the balancen compared with the great interests of the party l was called upon to serve, and have been immeasurably more than compensated, by the success which has crowned my eXertions.

 For yourselves Individuality, and for the gallant people of whom you are the worthy representatives, be pleased to accept an assur- ance of the high respect with which am i faithfully, your friend and fellow citizen,

 A. YELL. i Messrs STRAIN, WAIVERS, DuyAL, FLOYD. WtL- ! SON, BROWN, GREENWOOD, and LOGAN.