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To h,s Ereeiiency, JAMES K. POLK,

 President q. S..
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JAAEs K. POLK,

 President .. S:

 The undersigned citizens of the State Of Arks sas, and of Lawrence land district, being menbts of the DemoeiAiie party, beg leave to make sis' neni of facts, in relation to the removal of Co John Miller from the office c: Register of the LAhl Office at Batesyilie, Arkansas.

 In the outset we would most respectfully stat that Col Milier's removal was effected, contrary the wishes of four flths of the democratic part in the land district. and by a wiliui and reekss peFv elsion of facts and statements to your Exec lency that are false, He is charged with being disorganizeT in the ranks of Democracy, which, VI hesitate not to say ui,statemeDt of facts iron knowledge Of his standing and influence in the pa ty. He is a high toned, and honorable in his eoi duet, waim and vigilant ID has politics, and as0R dsguises he has served the party zeaiousIy S presidential elector for two campaigns, m wha his efforts were crowned with the best success. II IS maa of age ssd experience. and has been resident of Arkansas, for thirty odd years, A~ those who have known him longest love him %'f and the charge of Reorganization, never vas eS templated. uniil Miller manifested opposittos ' Col Ashley. and avowed hIs preference for 'S Hon. A. Yell, 10 fill the station Of United Sta" Senator. This IS substantially the cause oi oPP' s,lon to Col John Miller; and the protest thai "" gotten up, was conducted ln the most, seefs' n1s ner and steps were taken, the most dvhonofAo"' 10 obtain by misrepresentation, The sighS'a'es " members Of The -4egisistuIe.

 And we are eredbly informed that only rvs Q the democratic members from tbis district asssae the protest, when there are eighteen, a large nc , oriiy of whom assigned eonnief protest no" ' your possession. and the report to yonf bHeenfs that all the members of the democratic Pany o' ", district had assigned the protest, s eef'sisiy P l or al least II is anirue. John Miller IS the eh, of the district, and the citlzens Of the dishf' w { themselves sggtisyed by has removal. NhAis 1 have been preferred against bsm and FtgafPs1 " your ExceIeney true, and upon them hiia l. a. iurned out of office, bu, we sincerely hope ihs. haze heea led from fagts and truths, set larth Vs> that an injury has b~ea done N liler, by hoidias | np as pubic spectacle. and casting aPo' h'e '- pa;stions by false aeeass ioB$, and throwing e.edii upon his family. And |! yoar ExeeAs'Ni ss,ssfsed that the representations oi Aiiis' FD" cal standing and integrity in ibis state De 'iss' woad nos respectfully ssk, that Col. John .a''' . reiasta,ed tn prmef confidence, by apo oih'Hs 1 to the station ffon which he has just bee re ea"'' And we 1lil eyer remain your fssioH eiiiIra' .,

 J. b SHAW, Sen from seascy ard ha'~1 s.

 jBANKS ANTHONY. Rep. oi Ranao'iu ' B.J. WILEY, do 9o

 VIM MITCHELL, Former. do do u WM B MARSHALL, Rep. Of La",s's' " A SIMPSON. Senator d9

 Hos. JAxKs K PoLx,

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