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Two weeks since, we published a cer- tain epigram upon our good Governor, him of all the Arkansas, which immediately tick led the fancy of the solemn Editor of the Gazette prodigiously, and he determined in- continently to insert it in his paper. Then came Prudence, and whispered ill his ear, that he might offend the Governor by so do- ing-reminding him, at the same time, that he had never before been known to publish aword against any one in power. Compro- mising, therefore, between the two impul- ses. he rebukes and condemns the epigram. and inserts 1t. Now, notwithstanding his grave denunciation of 1t, we do most con scientiously assert, that he enjoyed il as a good thing, and delighted to plague the Governor by republishing it--withal, quiet ing his conscience, good man! by rebuking the reverence of it's author.