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large i,3i &ad highly respectable audience.--.

 the most obstreperoAs SeBier-aeU werc ] scarcely heard to Utter a rnurfnur. whitn

 many of those who were recently lnle- warm, arc now zealously adyocafing he

 election of Mr. Crttendcn.

 llis speech was one of Mr. C'sAappiest

 ehoFts. He spoke with much power and ] irresistible pathos. On the subject of his

 .iaft-1 aeksohIsm, he was particularly feii-

 ci'ouS W hen he alluded to his early or :. phanage, and spoke of the kind and foster

 ing care manifested by the great Orator l ot the West, 10 himself, his widowe ea moth.

 CT ~ infant brothers, the most callons heart

 was snbdued into tender emotion while.

 many watery eye gave unerriug indica- .ioh, that tho grounds his political predi- ieetiohs Were5uslly appreciated by an en- frightened and generous public. Yonma

 rest asshfed, that the August election viii

 gtve Mir. Crittenden atriimphant taatoritv

 ot votes in Crawford county. This, sir,is the prevalent sentiment, and am satisfied that Il is entirely correct.

 :. On Tuesday of Pope circuit court, Mir. '. add tessed the people Of thascounty in speech, equal lh all, perhaps superior in some respects, to the ono pronounced at GraWt2rd court house. Here. too, Mr C. 1 produced powerful sensation--. .YaefsoH

 -. esttS S 1IHtEHUeii- n | @ Serie4-nen, all united in bcstowiae upon Il their unqualified plau1its. IIepaiated in strong Appropriate c00rs the gross incon slstency and u ground e!ainofs of certain E 9feat-me}e, connected with the rutine dy nasty in Arkansas ho are assailiHe L;a for opposition to the head of the national administration, while they only ceased to revle and denounce Gen. Jackson. when their reviling and denunciations could not injure tAe object of thelr hate, <. when they saIone were to be benefited by ther shameless apostacy. Pope couaty will give Ar C. a majority ofher sudragcs at the next election. fhe people ot this county seem to think with tleIr fellow citizens of Crawford, tbat if there be one man in the Territory of Arkansas, who. from the native yigor aud strength of his nnde rstandng. and who from the high and Commanding powers iris efoqueucc, add cd to pure and iBcorruptible integrity, is qualified fer high and important station that man Is RoncaT CRIrrEYBsN. May not sir, add feryent wish, that an indiyi- 4aal thus gifted and aeritorious, may at fe next election, be elevated to the high est trust within the gift of the free people If \ rk ansas