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Col. SEvIER.--We see in the last s.Banner'' that Col Sevier has made some dozen appointments to address the people of different towns and counties. Pray 'ehat office is the Colonel candidate for?

 [.4rhanSas Ga1ette.

 He is candidate for the respect and confidence of his fellow men, of which the oloners of the Ga zette, in their chagrin at not being able to obtain it tsmselpes have basely sought to rob him, who has long enjoyed it. In this little paragraph, in the Ca zette, we see at once the ''coyen foot of Col. se Vier's enemies. In hs absence they slpaaerea him. in the coward hope that they would be able to effect his ruin, before he could return and defend himself And no~, when he has returned and is meeting and re.uting the vile imputations with which he was as sailed behind his back, these midnight assassns of reputation are the first to cry out against the expo sure he is making of their dark misdeeds, and to complain of the blows of just retrbuton he is in- ficting upon them. Truly they will find, to their cost, '1ehat office he is candidate for'-and the place to which he will consign them in the estima- ton of all honest men,