REV. JOHN RRnmna..,,
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The following letter, from MT. B..,, the charge of double-dealing, and w,s', aaae upon the shameless forehead of p,ot ' which we have long since made. stiI, ' and indelibly, if possible. The cba,.l lo'' Brewton, as a gentleman respected bs ~ him, and he is extensively known in te sAs as a pious clergyman, beloved by the ' as whom he resides, is a sufficient guaraa1. m {, tire candor and truth of all he says.

 CLARKsy1L1E, Angns.

 DR. BoRLAND-Dear Sir ITS publication in the "Times and some time, l think, in April lssi npI myself and others with bargain a5d \ against General Byrd, in the An,a rp ton, l did not think proper to fsnl. ps% publication, at the time, as t Was si. founded in truth--and particulars Byrd came up the country, andma5.a at Dover, the county seat of Pone e.. which he took back all he had sa;S me and, farther said that he had g. informed and misled in regard tom, course in the convention. This bsa| out any request from me, or witbouta ing a word with him, on the subject since, learned that some gentleman s rected him before he came there l1 had finished his speech, I made sb :. in which l remarked, that as he bad5I the justice to take back all he had ssS. me, l hoped he would have the man, to do so wherever he went throueb6,

 Imagine my surprise, Sir, When coming up here to ClarksVille, Wss, the intelligence that Gen. Byrd bad been heaping his islanders upon ae--b, repeating, even in a more aggrayasl the false charges he had already yoh retracted. He says that when stata convention, l was Byrd-maa, butb, met by Mir. Hays, who said to me f' fer Byrd, ] need never run for sn, again, in Pope county. now. sr that this statement of Byrd's is who'll, ute of truth. The truth is that ' Hays, at his own house, several dags started to Little Rock, and in conT, he remarked that he did not think In vote for Byrd and offered as reag as Byrd was the Senator from wbioi if he should be nominated and eees wings would claim 1t as, at least, kbI tory. As to his saying that, if I N Byrd, l need never run for any oi Popa--it is wholly untrue.

 l do not wish to say any thing hasi any man and l only speak, in this to defend myself against unjust iimms but l conscientiously declare, that 1 aeeer hape roted for Gen. Bgra. s year 1885. And 1 will risk nv reg that the democracy of Pope county " tain me ii the course 1 have pursued say no more about Gen, Byrd.

 Col. ASHLEY has made speeches and Johnson counties, and discnssedtE political questions which divide the with such ability that 1 am well salsI arguments cannot be successfully met one whom the whigs can bring inlod Gov. YELL is doing his duty, as he does, well and faithfully. Gen. DREW poets are bright; and, so far as an judge. his success IS certain.

 Respectfully and truly yours,

 I0HN BREW