For the Arkansa. Intelligencer.
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CRAWFORD CnrNrY, Msy Ioth, 40
r Esiters:-l saw in your last paper that there
TTohabiliiy that Judge Brown would become .
bic for the legislature; at first ! wa. pleased
10 ides, but upon further consideration some
% TO The propriety Of such 4 course on the
sprt. presented themselves To my mind, which
bes leave 10 suggest far the consideration Of
h Judge and hi. friend,


Isfrd place, should the j. re be elected, (which
possible,) would he no; AVE Immediately on
lsslion % resign his Jadgship and then,
The legislature meets. a Judge will have 10 bc
ptfhaps the very 6rst week Of the session
hat man be Judge Brown;-and know IL the
,ad wishes of the people Of this circuit he con-
he will be the man;--v i'll he not have then. as
aof course. tn resign hi. sest in the Legslsturel
rtshy cause the pc pic o. this county 10 90 70
able Of special election.


%, should the .aliries Of the Judges be raised
si'wn will be ineligible, and Il . people Of this
ss deprived Of his valuable services on the
'nes the people that these objections to Judge
seaai exist, and there is no doubt Of his election
o,inion


insnd OF Judge Brown. Task you to give these
l''s !" yosr paper: am your obcdr servt,


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