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gaiss it as they vii. bat the only crime of Joha MEflsr was bis eppssislss to Ashley fer ths uniisd States Senate Miaer had he ra~hne~s to epPese the Scnstsr, and, ke does every thing. he siS Il Oyealy and unsYaring'y.

 In conclusion. repeat, t.sai ws are the iries0s and supporters of your iIniaisiraiion--t''as we wers the early and true friends of the somsnA'on made far President la ls4l, and that your triumph ant in the present poll ic crisis of the oe verameat is our ardent wish We are all democrats therefore, yoar political, msny of us yoaF Persoasa friends. We would mol ask you to do an set, even in the smallest matter. which thoHghi e"a'd sF'- plicste your consistency or bring disresPcct upon the adsninist1 alton.

 Bat. We must be permitted 10 say, ,fhAi' "a 1"t MiIIer's ease. relying upon information whea' rom the position of it's author, commanded your eenii' cencs. you have afixed stigma uPen the political stsnstng of as True and hoBOfah e. a man as ouE State siForls.

 Sincerely entertaining this OPiaioa. we most ear nessly recommend aud request that lOaa Miller ba re- iassasd ia the office from which he has been 70 mcvrd.

 We cannot for a mosnemt doubt that if you had

 

 known ibe facts, as w= LOW state them, that no considerable could have igtiuced you to remove Col. Miller from office

 We fssi ihai the President of the United States should knev nothing of the factions that may dis tract political party. in State; but on this Oeea- sion we deem il proper to state that rupture in the democratic party (which we hosr may b. teni?OTa- VI grew out of the s,na'o oTiI election last year, and ss we have heretofore alluded to Col AiileF's expedition to lhe election of Senator Ashley as be- ing his chief political sin, you that naay of Ashiey's warulest supporters ia that election h we. in the most emphatic HEanaeT. coilasmned and derounceI his course t0wzr3s Mt~r.

 Of Henry Nei we have no occasion to speak - he is an homes; man--we do not Getraet from him hut his hest friends, we prssume, wsad aos claim him to be the superior of John Miller in any qnaii' ca ion demanded for the execution of the duties O Register

 Upon John Miller an imPutaiieu has been east by his remova-his restoration to the otiee un3er the pee uitar circumstances viii reflect no GiscrcGit up 