For He .3rhansas Banntr. Mr. Woodruf's Cired|
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If the reader has one of NIT. V9 circulars about bim, he will pIeas fore him, in order to see that NN represent

 dedication &c., and Gov. ' els a'A the subject, is the object of the co', U seems to me a poor capital, but CoIt is welcome to whatever benelIl neu from it.

 Whatever odium and censure a@ Mir. Woodruff as a defaulter, mus. Iy attach to Col. Ashley, because VI ruff has not only lugged the mate, canvass for his benefit, but has en'a a,'' his circular letter from Col. AsaI9 sing and .justJ5ing his dctalcailOTT F,

 This letter will first notice will see, by glanclng over l'' lna' ,.,', ~a of it is "ihat Here 'cds no moraI ., N, Ratification Of .M. Woodrnf'D the grounds that his was an 'Ma0os ~; tion-a dedication without any FS p,, Col. Ashley demands of the .a'| ls| ter General that he shall not De ,taG' T .H,

 Knowing all the facts as c0l' As4I if he had the reputation ot raley ss as q moralist, i would yield to ms us that there is no moral lcrong III V, "' n, lalcation, without word. Bal ,s as nr % of the Co.'s life--such as '''s D,oi,, a the constructive mileage hls ..,s,;o, sq'@' about his pledge, and hls 'lO'1IIi D'I him solemn pledge &c-have Pla'su Pa .snk l,,' low Paley or Waylaod m the ;aa ,a"b Ii, ists, am disposed to question ;n ,bs he that there is no moral 'rrons II - ton aforesaid. c,.,;on o

 We can only free the deialca"V" ,mo of moral wrong, by supposlns. 5. , ,se lst that he honestly believed a' ,s sv V pocketed the public. money 'la' a1 fl that and lawfully entitled to II : -T l,om tinues to withhold the none, T nu~ l.,,sl because he has not been lnlu,r so, ap proper authorities that ne '' IVY

 was entitled to it. ,bp pu

 lst When Mir. ". Pock,e:tea ,:'a 'p' he ! V entitled to it. To suppose that hal. 'S a, presume him ignorant ol pla,e arer. a law, fixing his salary as l fe", f ,be Sta of the plalnest provisions ol 'Ds Ito Ito tution. Every man is pres'll'es'O nc Ore law-and certainly officers aunt a,v ( know the law fixing the amouh "sl,ri gulating the payment of ihel' ,aoE I we ditates for office always looa .,a,;oIl matter before seeking pubic :, s"rr Ire,

 Mir. Woodruff was the ll's'

 der the State Constitution c .,oral

 By an act of the first Gens,'s l.sJ {, under the constitution, aPpr9'Ihs ,hs,

 1886, it was plainly deeiai''