To the Citizens of Arkansas:
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Partisan addresses have beenso frequent, and so abusive recently, that the writer be- lieves many of you will not stop to read his address.

 The writer. is no partisan--no political disappointnents rankle in his bosom--hls soul pants for nothing but the good, the happiness, and the prosperity of hls- coun-

 The party feuds which have, so long, ra- ned with such malignant fury in our Ter ritorv. should, if possible, be sunk to s'the tomb of the Capulets." Every true lover of his country, must ardently desire the ar rival of that epoch. But It IS to pc seen ss that that period Is not arrived' smce Hr. Critteuden and Mir. sevier teach said to he the head of his own party,1 have entered