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selection, for have no fears of his much troubling lhe waters in the pool of de- mocracy. All this, he says, has been done for the purpose of prohling there by. Now, as 10 lhe plofit or loss that is likely to result from it. have not la ken the trouble to estimate, for would as soon expect 10 exlrsct blood from tnrnip as 10 make capital out Of him in any way

 The gentleman goes on 10 caution the people against false rnmors-says that the good people of Nixburg were once deceived, and had their favorte candidate defeated by false rumors hay ing been circulated just on the eve of an election, &c. have consulted some of he oldest citizens in the vicinity of Nix burg none of whom recollect of any re port ever having been circulated there on the eve of Election, that any candi date had come down. whereby, the peo- pie were deceived and their favorite can. didate defeated. must thereby con. clude that the gentleman has been im- posed upon by his informant.

 MT. Richardson has made long cons menl upon certain propositions, which he says were made at NJ j. Moore's, on the 10th inst, some of which, l have no recollection of ever having heard of, be- fore ] saw them in print. But among other propositions ,h gre was one made for all the candidates in the field to wilh- draw, and 10 that proposition assented, as Richard Richardson very well knows {and pnn ion, Mir. Editor.1 rer Riuh. ard Rich ardson cones before the public in the columns of newspaper, with a ialsehood in his pubic atlon, knowingly. and without pretext or subtersuge. hope the gentleman will now rest satis- | fled: since he has succeeded in getting his name into the columns of newspa- per- thereby letting the people of Coosa County know that there is such an indi- vidual in the County. as Richard Riohe ardson. And now, fellow oiiizens, 1 am cone with the subject. You have seen the personal attack that has been made upon me for the purpose of drawing me into paper quarrel.

 However repugnant 10 my feelings such course IS, yet l am reluctantly compelled tonotice it in self-defence.- have been assailed from one end of the County 10 the other-lhe tongue of calumny, falsehood and detraction have been let loose against me with all the virulence that green-eyed malice can ih- vent, and for no other crime than hay. ing gone 10 the polls and exercised my right of suffrage according 10 the dictates |. of my best judgmenl--as every freeman has a right 10 do.

 l am respectfully,

 Your Fellow Citizen,

 A. H. KE NDRICK.

 Nixburg. July 18th. lS47.