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ESSy Ill {k A tties A|et S7e-s~ that 1t IS none of theis bussmssy-tnat the Governor IS doing rigl,t, and has more sense than the whole body of shem put to- gether.

 The time was, and within our recollcc- ton, too, when the Governor and Delegate did not get along quite so smoothly together. Both were jealous of each other- But all at once they became the best friends i'll the world, and the Delegate has never suffered an opportunity to pass, where po7cea and patronage could be placed in the hands of the Governor. His first act, was to place at the disposal and direction of the Gov ernor $20,000 to repaia the Little Rock and Memphis road; he next gave him the sole .as..,ag ge.aent of the Fen Sections and l ,00o acres. The $20,000 the Governor has distributed among his own, and the per- sonal and political friends of Col. Sevler.-- The people rather kicked up at this pro- ceeding of the Governor; but the Delegate told them, that J hey got C good road, it acos no business of tkei9ss aekat becomeoj the money The greater portion of the s'2o,- i 'oO0, we are told, has been expended, and that the road, with the exception of a few bridges, Is noau but little better than 1t was 

 before the appropriation was made.- Strangers who have recently travelled it, say that in many places the bushes have not even been cut out and removed 4 large portion of this money has been paid to what are termed 0vERsEERs, atthe tune of FIVE DOLLARS per day. Almost every fifth or sixth man employed on the road, goes by this .fue dollar title; and every sixth or seventh item ill the accounts, {made out to mate the transaction look fair at Washing'- lou City), we are informed, makes honor able mention of an 0vERsEER.

 i What has become of the TEN SEC TON MONEY, or who has got 1t, the Lord only knows Some say, Ashley has it, and is determined to hold on to it. others, that Governor Pope has diridedit among his friends here, and has made his escape to Kentucky, and left the people ol Arkansas to gehistle for State-house.

 Is 1t not fair to conclude, that Seyier and Pope understood each other?