FOR THE ARKANSAS ADVOCATE.
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AiR. EDIToR-In the Gazette ofthe 26ib Dec, have seen a communication ever the signature ofss \ Citzcn of the North Ho hlghiy reprobates tue course that have pursued relative To the reform matter; thinks that l would not be consummate enough to write falsehoods, where trpth aad fair statements of fact were alone ne cessary; construes my master magician into the Hon. Robert Crittenden; accus- es me of every crime in the catalogue of antics, ever to federalism An, ind deed

 Mr. j. M., are these your seriotls and in- snrtnountable charges, such as might pug gle the most acute iogician and the warm est sticler for reform2 Will you conde- scend SD far as 10 tell the friends of form how much your office IS worth per year, and what your extra wages are for finding fault with, and trying However futile the attempt to crush the seeds of reform in the germ! Will you diyulge to the gaping multitude the long to be remembered feals you have performed for Col. Seyier and his immaculate friends in times of electioneering-t many gallons of oil you have burnt in the midnight lamp to write elegant and refined essays for their perusal! No, sir, yon wond shrink from snch an expose as from the bite of the most envenomed scorpion. And your fate frv- olous attempt at dictaton, finding fault with, and misconstructen of the most common sense matters, is only one among the many insults that have been offered to the free and independen ent citizens of Ar kansas. The people are already aware of the taunts and sneers of the men now in power: they deeply feel on this subject a feeling of pity, mingled with contempt. To villify and abuse, to search the Bill )ingsgate calendar for epithets, to out strip the elaborate Junius in bitterness and sarcasm, Is not the way to touch their hearts and convince their judgments Newspaper warning has become old and trite: they deprecate it, -as PaDdora's box overhowing with human ills : they have seen with regret its like effects on their fair, but isolated country. Pro- auctions written Tn the heat of passion to gratify party spleen or private resent ments, have no interest but to the writers themselves. The reading portion of the community may read those productions, but 1t will only be to kill an idle moment, or laugh at the folly of others

 The writer oy ssA Citizen oftbe North, ; need be under no apprehension about the course the friends of reform intend pursu- Ing: tilatis already determined on. They nave the honor of addressing plain, unas- sumlng, common sense community; such community as would spurn with well mer4ted indignation the intriguing poli- tc'an and servile sycophart. Their course will be plain and easily pursued so aasracsion, or abuse. When they