Cel. 1. M SEYIER ypaiJ. ARMSTRONG.
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 We, last week. at the earnes, relacs; of the Democrat pabsshed the letters of these gentlemen In relation to the Miller affsir. It expected of coarse that, coming from democrats of such sc- knowiedgei worth and distinction, thesr letters would hsys been re-pablished by thoi paprr, more especially the editor every week tnstify cai- ling for them, until they scPcared. To his snr- |, priss doubt, the sentiments expressed through them, gave fst contradiction to ali that Ashley and kimsrif had bcea saying and sustained the friends of Miller in the position they had taken- Iesce, the atiesnPt to keep these letters from the knovIetgc of his Fcaaiers aad tae ridiculous half eesnnn of foolish in his fast paper, instead q the letters themselves His remarks upon Col. Seyiers letter enly, go to 2inion have hefere expressed, in regara .o the slow and sseait steps, with which hs is eaasavsriag stcal aspea Col SeveF andii he caH o uRderrua ae hi'a with bis rs@aers, hefore openly dsnoas scing him His sa D. pert of the BlBner k sufficient to draw from the Ashley ssgas, sn attack essfL5rtive .ss he Gsz. sske se.iASs the wei kuowa 'poPuilri;y of Csl. Seviss. Wits~ss his aitempf, 10 inisre hina by ia ssBaz,leas the pregtri-iv of Eis rs-ee,lios, hssf ng the relationship that b< dse- 10 our repre- seasasfve. Get E. w Jaaasoa-an4 hevz fneonsis- tent. wss ns, Gel. Ashley candi late for the Seunte in laI1, when Juage Croes was ia Goa xres~, And was he not eSseteI to the Senate in IssI, when Juigc Cross was the representative from this Sn:e' Yet who ever heard of obiec- tioas from the ElisOr on the score of relation ship bet~ en Ashisy and eTOss' Bu. s;mi- liar stase of things k made prejudice the claims either of Sevirr or Johnson, if ,hs eiiior can in- duee any one to believe ii.

 h relation to the letter of Major Armstrong 90 plainly exposing the faisehnOd ana prevaricatiou hoth of Ashley and the editor, he says:

 ..Haa Mai. Armstrong been informed of the pro. test sent 10 the President. signed by ten members o the Legislature knowing personally the facts vouch ed for-hzd he known ,ha, Senator Ashley had pre- eented the same 70 the PresiIeat-in short, had he kaown the base purpose intended 10 have been ef. feeted by the Clique, and that the object to make an attack on Col. Ashley. he woald have aid si them. by giving them letter to the President

 This. h will be seen, is a barefaced statement o she editor and entirely at variance with the fact Major. Armstrong; was fully informed every thiug ia esanexion with the matter. He vas shown th, celebrated protest and at his request the Rolse let y q .fskisy fo Mer and all other papers relating to his removal The consequence was. he was g much disyusted with the movement of Ashley ana the foul prescription, exposed, that he sat towr and in presence of several gentlemen wrote the lette pablished last week.

 He left it to b. sent to the President, after la king acopt, which he said should be sent to Col Ashley. if he demanded 1t. He wished 10 dis guise nothing in his cO1rss og eoadae, Sach wa the origin of AR letter. The editor of the Demo erat says:

 That he wrote what ha believed, we have nc dnssbt; anu ars ead aaas ca ain for what h, wrote.

 This is great stretch of mognanimity, fo which the friends of the lamented Major Arm strong, must feel under many obligations. II truth. 1t would be suprrnely ridiculous, if i were not so decidedly impertInent. The yer, Lea of one snsaA elitor, sitting in his easy chai st home, and Illuminating one moment. the mos offensive paragraphs, the next, in a patronizin, way, forgiving tue sins of men who towered g hr above him, is really absurd. It reminds u ef she little old looking monkey always seen il Meaagerie, who te1zes the lion, and jumps Ol the Elephant, and is generally dixniied with esiEsr ssl cAais.

 we n9o th'enuei III .ofs artlcle to have notice the continued attack upon Gov Drew, by tn Demoerat, but our anxiety to get the paper ou In time for AL HANDS to go 10 the CONVENTION ts-day has PrceIaied H. satfee il i0 say, that letter is In our posseSsioa in which Dr. Croft ex Prc~es his desire that hts letter io Capt. Aniho ny should be published, and thet he has sen, communication to tAe Dsmecrat Jsr qualifications. ex snerating Gsv. Drew from any violation of con kdeace in publishing his private letters That tht aise will talsify another s,assmea; Of the Demo ersf. l. the reason we suppose of course, that h will not publish it. Win Dr. Croft sead us espyf

 ESvy--Thc e..iier of the Democrat tells ss ", ere essisas of the saecess of his paper. This-is Mistaks; ws consider the position of any raemlE sf Gel Ashiey's rc,iaae n,ere easiabe than ihs,