THE LITTLE ROCK POST OFFICE.
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Two weekssago, we complained that the Banner was not regularly received by our subscribers, al- though il was regularly published, and placedi in the Post Office here; and, moreover, that one subscriber had recently compla led that he did not receive his paper more than once in three weeks.

 That we had a right-to complain at this, no one will deny. That We did so through the columns of our paper. We hold to be fair and legitimate pro- ceedng inasmuch the Post Office is public office. and its irregularities proper subjects of public cognizance and public censure sss

 That wa should have imputed the fault of these irregularities 10 the Post Office here, was perfectly natural, as we think, any one will admit, who con- sldefs the circumstances. What are these circum stances: MR. WoopRuFF is the Post Master. ap- pointed as is well known at the special and sole re- questof Co ashtey for the special and sole purpose, as We econcienously believe. and as many other DEF sons believe, oi promoting Asheys interest in the ensuing Senatorial election; by supervising every thing that passes through the oflice expediting whatever was in Ashley's favor; retarding, and if need be, suppressing whatever was likely to do him an ihJury's lhls belief was greatly strengthened when HoodfgV unblushingly avowed his intention to become an Editor, again, as the special tool of Col Ashley, for a certain purpose. Moreover. if is well known that Woodr7g, in common conversation as well as in the public prints, in the constant habit of deneancing the Banner, and declaring it unworthy of confidence and circulation

 Taking these things into consideration in connex- with the undipated actSthat the circulation of the Banner 'oas obsrucfed retarded and suppressed, at tha, .f :.

 seathlng exposures, not only of his master, bu. of WoodfgJ himseJ; that t was his interestt to keep it from the public as much possible and that there other office, nor any other Post Master, pac- ed under the same circumstances, nor liable to the same suspicious we repeat, that taking all these things into consideration the inference was not only