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A correspondent of the last Democrat, thinks that Col Johnson has acted with ''indecornus haste'' in his efforts to restore Col Miller and that "a little more modesty and discretion would be becoming in this young scion" &c. Col. Johnson. we presume, considered it no indiscretion to perform act of jus tice, whatever mgh, be his saton in convicting Col Ashley of palpabe mistake" which he has confessed in his statement in the Democrat, indisctetion only could be found in the rashness with which honest heart could maintain the truth, in defiance of the ahahemas of the distinguished Senator and his organ. He, with many other ster-

 ling Democrats who pelitoned for the restoration of Miller to office. have paid the penalty of acting up- rightly and exposing corruption. Drew. Thornton. Sevier. Armstrong, Hampstead. Scott, Rector, and others have all fallen under the ban prescription aud are denounced as faithiess or false. To whom, To the Party' No. The Editor dare no, say tAat' But to the known will of Col. Ashley and himself Every Democrat mast bow to the dicia of this bect squad. or he becomes 'hs subject of corert threats or open dennncia'lon. This has been, by botl,, svcwed. indirectly, to be their policy The Editor declares that politician has ever survived his op- position, and the Senator that uone should receive oiies or hold 1t. who dij not think him honest and pure enough for the station he had reached Demo. csats should be cautious then, how they provoke annihiiAtion al the hands o this sefeFeAted dicta torship, and act with extreme "odesty and disere. fian