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.H- EditOr:-i notice in your paper of the 25th March, a communication over the sig nature of VIM. F.. WOODRUFF, headed "Gov Tells Consistency" i'll which a most unjust and uncalled-ior attack is made upon me, by Woodruff. The end to be attained by, or the reason for making this attack, is unknown to me, unless it is to diver, public attention from his own notorious dedication, 10 my reported one And whether his object be to gratify a personal hatred towards myself or Gov. Y ell, it matters not; either is alike forc minded and mean. It is an attempt, notto eXtricate him sellfrom his own difficulties, by paying oui, as an honest man shoulddo, but to drag third and innocent person, down to hiS ocn lereL

 have taken no part in the controversy now going on, growing out ot the rem oval of Mr. Williams, as Post Master at Little Rock-the appointment of Woodruil'to fill the place-or in any way interlered with the matter.

 Mr. Woodruff, in his lengthy article in the Banner of the l lth March, commences by saying, "lt Is unpleasn. 10 any man, who is disposed to peace and quietness, to be drawn into a public controversy with another," Sc. But when forced into such a controversy, aho hHH0H PF0tocd4oh on HtS part- Il Is HtS duty to himself and family to defend his char acter'' Sc. Now, if Mr. Woodruflhas deter mined 10 go into an investigation oftho charge of dedication against me, shall, at the pro- per time, be ready to meet it, with such wea- pon as Truth and Justice shall have placed at my disposal.

 It IS due to Gov. YELL, that should make statement oi facts, in relation to my appoint ment q, Commissioner, Sc. In lS4O, I wa.