JI1DGE CROSS.
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The>following letter from Judge Cross to Col. ohnson has been handedtous Although not requested, nor specially authorized, by Judge C., it's publication is deemed just to him, and to the party of which he is so dls- tinguished member. The letter was in the hands of the Convention, before the nomina- tions were made.

 CINCINNATI, November P, 1S43. DEAR SRI have time only to say, that have reached this city on my journey to Washington, in good health; and to request that my name may not be submitted to the Democratic Convention, proposed to be held at Little Rock, in December next. could not. under any circumstances, consent to De- come candidate, again, for Congress and should conceive it my duty to decline no- imitation for Governor. need not say, that shall cordially support the nominees of the Convention, for both those offices, nor IS i necessary to assure you, or the people of Ar kansas, of my sincere and heartfelt gratitude for past manifestations of confidence and ia vor. But candor requires an explicit avow- al of my determination to withdraw iron public life, if not forever, at least, until my private business shall have received that at tention due alike to myself, my family ane my creditors. pray you, to make this de termination known to the Convention, II such manner as you may deem most advisa ble, should it, under any circumstances, be- come necessary.

 Very truly and sincerely,

 your friend and servant,

 EDWARD CROSS. Cor. RoBT W. JOHNSON, Little Rock, .4rts.