Constitution of Arkansas, Article 4, Section II.
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So, Mir. Woodruff is not only defauher to the State, but he is incapable of holding any State office. Why then should he be

 forced upon the State as a Federal office hol- der: The U.S. Government provides place in the Penitentiary for her own delaulters. (refer to the case of l.. c. Howell, who was arrested and imprisoned, upon charge, of embedding the public moneys whilst Re- ceiver of the Land Office at Johnson c. H. but died in Little Rock Jail, before his trial

 came on.) Why, then should she force our State defaulters into important offices? It was one of the tiercest and most effective cries raised against Van Buren's administra- ton, by the Wings, that he retained defaul- ters in office. And yet we find the Wings, about Little Rock, almost to man, petition ing that Mir. Woodruff may be retained in office. Even the Gazette, the Whig organ, is greatly distressed at the idea of turning poor Woodruff out; and yet, none has been louder in its railings against democratic ad- minstrations on account of defaulters, sub- usasurer Sc Why this exception in Wood ruff's favor' In my humble judgment, "thereby hangs tale," some of the dcpelop-