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s.1 |. der impuldsions of the most ininFuMs charac- itrp such ehsrges as no innoes:ss.s sss=a should or would quietly sebmIs to. will now state she charges to which then only alIu- ded. They were so notorious that an ellu- sion to them was all that was necessary They were that he had stolen three hundred dollars from member of the bar, and had feceiYed brihe. These charges were made by others, not by me. did state, thasI would not, if could avoid 1t, have case involving ten dollars, tn which l was inter- ested, adjudicaled by Judge Sutton, if his interests or his passions were in the way oI an upright decision. Inow assure the Judge, that never uttered a sentiment with more sincerity in my life, however much be may believe to the contrary notwithstanding. farther stated, .without divining the cause, J that the Judge had adjourned special term of court tn Bradley county, on account oi indisposition, when he was ahle to ride forty miles on one of the most ineleme0t aud dis agreeable days of the last season. This, if it was necessary. could be proven by the most respectable men in Bradley cearty. This, as we'll as can recollect, is all that said upon the subject. Mr. Embree, Of Jefferson, sialed that Judge Sutton was accused ot monstroGs crimes "- Mr. Gould, on the oc- casion, remarked that, when it came to inn peaching the Judge, she was there.n So i. appears am not singular in the opinion expressed of the Judge. He says he should be impeached, if the charges made by me were true. Though incur the risk of be- ing denounced by the Judge for expressing such an opinion,I differ with him little, and think he should be sent to the Penitea- l tiafy for life.

 l understand what the Judge means when he talks about resRning for personal motives It is ludicrous to the last degree. He plain I y intimates, that he expected me to avail myself of the remedy 10 which one gentle man sometimes resorts, when aggrieved by amother If coula so far forget my own self-respect, as to to this, expect the Judge would apologise aud re,ract, with as much alacrity as he did tso years ago, when public opinion had not zone that justice to him which [ at presenthas, and called him to account for an insult he offered to me.

 If the mos, guilty and depraved convict in the State. who would nos be fouler stain upon the Judiciarr than is W. s. Sutton should be translated from cell in the Peni tentiary, to d seat upon the Circuit beDch should be pleased 10 call me hard names because, in this discharge of what consid cred to be my duty, l lad stated what ht was and had been, 1t would hardly entiilt him to the trea,men that geailemaa would have right to exptct W. 5. Sutton is no the less felon for being unconvicted

 | If acciden, brings me in contact with { vile and loathsome reptile, either go rount il or kick 1t out ofny way. certainly nev CT seek collision with one.

 A. RUST.