Hon. A. YELL.

LITTLE Rock, November 4,h, 1914.
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LITTLE Rock, November 4th, 1874.
before me.


You say that having heard me generally spo.
ken of as a candidate to fill the vacancy in the
United States Senate occasioned by the death Of
the late Hon. VIM. S. FuIton.' You desire to
know whether | have authorized the use of my
name for that purpose. In reply, | beg leave to
state that | have not authorized, nor desire my
name TO be so used ; and further that the recent
maiestation of the peoples favor, by which have
been triumphantly chosen the Representative
of our noble and beloved State, in the councils of
the Union, place me in position Of which any
man might well be proud, for which l am pro.
foundly grateful, and with which am entirely
satisfc !. g..
The very fattering manner in which you are
pleased to regard my humble services in the re-
cent contest, which has resulted gloriousy, for
the cause of Democracy merits and receives my
sincere and cordial thanks. In becoming can.
ddate, but yielded to the voice of the people, TO
which never have been and never can be de af
or disobedient, and for any personal sacrifice, |
may have been required to make they were but
as g the dust IN the balance" " compared with the
great interests Of the party, was called upon to
serve and have been immeasuraby more than
compensated, by the success Of the party which
has crowned my exerlions.


For yourselves individually and for the gallant
people of whom you are the worthy Representa-.
tives, be pleased TO accept an assurance of the
high respect which am faithfully your friend and
fellow citizen, e5 A. YELL.


.Messrs. Strain, Mayors, Duval, Floyd, Wilson,
Brown, Greenwood and Logan.