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THE REGISTER AT BATEsvkLLE. AsxsH.

 We expFsassd hsps iszt wee shas fi.b exeiiiag suhiect wouid he permitted so psss. without fss- sher sgiation. Nsf fpm any unmilingnsss e sse the wAole sransassisa tAssoegAlS exPssed. aud ihs pcrpessasar ef an eel 70 eal snd unjust agaia held ap ts te pakie esnsare. kst he<ssss the papers wc had pnblished woala ws tkesght. really satisfy sny impartial miad. and iat farshsT Giseassioa voaia eaiy h2ss lsndeney 10 create dissensioa smosgthe hisadscf ths parties. in InaePendsnee. where ali the DemseEafis ssrsassh C @ maeh seeded Inshis. howervr. ws were disappointed. and the Democrat eomAsaees aeolana q rhasges agains. Col Miiier. by telling as that t esnsot bs dropped % sasiiy These eharges weak. eseagh in themselves, are snP- persA only. hy naked ssasr,ieus of the edisos, CT intIeaaeea with ths phrases. ..we are informed, :" ''we srsdig informed" .we further leaEp" # is stated" .lhe fsets are wcil known al Batesville" ke-. all of which. under such heralAing. may be placed to the credit ef "fumoss, which have been waited to the Editor.

 We are told 6Fst. that Col. MiIlcr was member ofthe '.cnttendsn party. out of which sie present whig party of our State was iormed. bat upon the sepaEaioa ofpolisea paies under the State govern meat. he claimed to be Democrat. "For the pur- pese oI kesdi@g Am. he was selected as cne of the Presidential Electors in Iss6 aad agaia ia lsao. |"

 We know nothing of the critteDdea party; tt was '-besore car time. But we kBow that csittenden was Jackson man. appointed to office by him. and eve leata " hal personal difficulty with our ueishbor of tbe Democrat, (then Editor of the Ga zetse and in favor of John Q,iney Adams, for re- fssisg 10 publish aa article landatory of Gen. Jack. son.

 When we must g 90 iar back to prove the righ, to Democratic rank. we hope neighbOr will take his own ease under consideration. The idea tha, the Democratic party in isio. were 90 weak ss ,v be under the necessity of eoneni1g dstinetioa up- on doubtful Democra: tOs the purpose of '.bod,ng him" ts the patty, ;s sa sssHr&;;y :o sll =ks knox party strength and apOicy not st all in accord ance with the doctrine we have heard promulgated by our friends in Arkansas.

 Ancther ordeal through which Col. Miller's de. moeraey is passed would raise he question whether or not a man could be Democrat who has no, paid his debts. Our neighbOr gravely uniforms the public that Col. Nj. subscribed five dollars to barbecue. given at Batessile, to Col. Sevier, and says, in italics. 'sAs las Rsrsr ysf paid a.." This is a new test Of Democracy, and if the Edl- tor himself can stand it. we hope he will not sub init us 10 it. These are specimens of the charges made by the Dem ocra, and we refraia from further troubling our readers with matter of which enough has been said.

 Should the Democrat desire that the remaining portion Of his long article should be replied b. we must claim the privilege of giving it in broken do- ses.