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Cor. Ydrs sse Of the .cord ".s." In the
printed war-crcular which Gov. Yell sent through
this State, land which preceded the Presidents,
we find the little but expressive "my" often oc.
curs; 20 often that we cannot but think that Gov.
Yell regards the people Of this State as his vussas,
not only in politics but war. He would be at
Washington iI time to leach the volunteers their
duty, as if they did not know II, or there we're
90 others who could render needful instruction.
Poor must Be the opinion Yell has Of the chivary,
military spirit, and prowess of this Ssa,e, il he
supposed it necessary he should desert his post
and leave Arkansas without any representation
in the House Of Representatives, 50 that the vol.
untoers from Arkansas might have leader. Are
there no others in Arkansas rs capable. aye.
more sol Must Gov. Yell lead US in all things!
Are we to be tied to him and his capricesl If 50,
then let US pray that his life Be eternal, for when
he dies We shall be in most woful plight.


How long, o my People, will ye be trifed and
tampercd with by this ambitious mani Have ye
ever known him to be ofice-less' Have ye ever
known hi. pocket to be empty Of commissions I
Gov. Yell came here with commission, and from
that hour to this all Offices must be given to him.
If he were di,isibe, we should see him, Senator,
Representative, Governor. and filling oil Offices
down to Justice Of the Peace, all at the same time.
We have no spite for Gov. Yell, no eamity, bu,
his actions convince us that be is ocly striving to
sssvats "Archie Yell" though the interests Of his
people be jeopardi.ed, though ho, to effect his IN.
holy purposes, end it necessary TO league with
our enemies. lie, bis actsalone be the test which
shall Judge him-Se Judge HIM b. 10 other.