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The legislature of Tennessee has great difficulty in elcctng '. s. scnaior, and are casting about for an available candidate. Among numerous other gentlemen called upon for their views on lmpor- tant public measures, General Bradberry, ''the distinguished whig Senator from Henderson" has been addressed, and furnishes the following reply to the interogatories prOpounded. Strong and to the point, there Is no somInittal ibout the Con-:

 NASHVILLE, Nov. llth, lsi7. GshfiemeH;--With deep scnsibility, respond ,o your interregatories- finding myself suddenly placed in delicate and ,esponsible relations.

 am in favor of the war, first, last and all the time. Mest candidates say they are for "eigoroHs psosfcation:" go further than that lam for giv- ing the Mexicans the very devil. The war Is ga- just and inferna on the part of Mexieo, who begun 1t; and President Folks only mistake was, in not understanding year sooner thah he 'Gd, the cir convention of John Ball and the diabo.ical collu- sion of the Mexicans.

 26. Now, am not for disturbing that tariff of '46. St. Patrick and John Buli have now tasted our corn-bread-lef them have il, say, Tariff or ne Tariff At any rute, let us feed them us long as they caa pay for it.

 3d. l take It rather personal, that your inter- rogatories do not refer 10 the 'Wiat prop ' I know and care hut little of the proyiso but think 'Wilmoi' himself deserves to be hung With profound respect,

 Your humble and devoted serv't.

 H. BRADBERRY. MesSrs J. DUNLAP, F. Porx, and J. q. HARRIS.