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NO. ,. oLAtr The Editor of the Gazette think, Il, .emah' to whom I referred in nn "e Honest geu e09Fs too green to be veritabe ,,,a @lfd numb. VIII not say that the Editor a(o,sse',,

 'na' class oi persons to whom eye,S 's a.9 belongs green by reflection. No; that womb y 'Aing ook JnSuce to his chronological deyelonm. O' doing id entertain far better opinion. But ' a shic ',Jus an1 una, since he has become the o,s, a','o '7sh'ey' Mir Woodruff has taken h saa of co special '4re' and has shaded his eve, i .i under green speefacies-else, surely, he con,a 'u a pair gree" Tn the gentleman to whom referred n''Ain

 Is it an evidence that that gentem,a'

 cause he holds the noble sentiment that s,''a ' oi the Gazette should have holden bis aS Edlt0 prics-above being paid info tb. paper obor whom he has repeatedly denounced rpe. az n' o' on oolh as ma" and as politcian9 E,Ds.in m a''s9aat It IS borne in mind that my honest wbis s f;s Sa' heyed' and upon good grounds, that ba 5 mend De other pay than the mserably Door or,,;s s''aeo naVlns Jew p'e'end'rs to democracy abuse 'a sas fy one of the best and strongest men s of @ ana viii cratic party through his paper That bs s s. usn' no other pay than the hope that Woo3rns .ss'' s'. kindred co-adjutors would disorpon;,. a eaah' cratic party, through the use of tba c.s' l' oen' thereby render the party an easy prev ,o ''a ~ ". Tn future! Not that my honest whis fysnJ VI. ias' ed to the fall of the democratic party-o,h.s yYss less: however erroneously, desires that h.. slres its fall by an open, fair fight upoD tb. the wings proper, and not by the trsucs,, af Fs1 gades from the party. He scorns to 500 h. r" ot the Gazette harboring in the wbp camn ..u.p shelter 10, and furnishing with arms men aa o'" betrayed the democratic party, and ,on.b. a. quarters to attack one of the nobest general, no s' the party which they have deserted, but fo .h;.. heart they never belonged! e''''

 But to return to the circular:

 will now proceed to the trial, by tbe ,o..., the charge made by Mir Woodruff, in his bTnl :. to bolster up his defalcation, that his release h. ., Legislature Was defeated by ,c4ig. and tsud,,s.s democrats.

 The Legislature of 1858, passed an set .,to 'san act requiring tbe prosecuting attorney If a 9th Judicial circuit to bring suit" Against wbo was this suit to be brought, and for what Byt., Ing to the 9fth page of the acts of 1888, be 4,a will see that the Legislature, by the above act dercd the prosecuting attorney of the hlih cre, 10 bring suit against William E. Woodnf m, hls bond as Treasurer, for the recovery of the mn ey which he had thought it to his interest to poe ct, under the advice of Col. Ashley that tb,| would not be the least moral ,prosp in th. n,al while Treasurer! Ic Well, who yo,ed for this law Mir. WodnI would have us believe that no body but mEg d e fendevooted democrats voted for il! But the pg it nals know better how to tell.he truth than he dse so let us consult them. And now, Mr. Edu the Gazette, if you will dolf those "greea sba| which Woodruff has put astride of yourwhsms and look with your own natural eyes, you#lx 1 that do not misquote the journals. M 1 By consulting the Senate journal of EsS ak kii page ll2, 1t win be found that the above act wa Fl introduced into that body, read first time hewn C sututIona rule suspended, and the bill eaiascon and third tune forihiUih, and passed. By ,ctO l 5 ot article 1, Constitution of Arkansas ereH dG | Is required to be read on three different days Dr | each house, unless tte0 Hirds of he Membek M2 1 pend the rule. In the above eise @a SsUa@ vel | so eager to pass law ordering MI. WoodnH hl l sued for the money which he had "cabbaged' fp9 a the State, and were so unanimous in the sentmsn A that they would not allow the bill to take the s e course ol being read on three several days, but 1 spended the constitututiona rnle read lhfeehne and passed it Jorthuifh! The journal showsnoo1 1 Poslton'Mhatever to the bill in the Senaetxcept ec | Ir. Kuytend H who, upon its second eaha moved tolay itupon the table for definite pefo 7, but no one seems 10 have sustained him in the n1 ! ton. ea

 When the bill was sent to the House, the toa d tutonal rule was suspended there also, the barl Ol hree times, and passed orthwith, wiaoaf a4 IS position uhatereE See House journal, page s

 The Senate, therefore, of the Legislature 1888, with but ONE opposing voice, (so iaa a 1 journals show, and the House UNANlM0UA ordered MT. Woodruff to be sued as dsaaa p upon his official bond. Now let US exhhl

 names of the members of that session, and s1m 0' they were all Whigs and fenderfooied democnh n 1 charged by MT Woodruff Those in iidha 10 democrats J1,

 In the Senate were Messrs R. c. g. Brorn, D. J. Chapman, limos KuykendaH, Jatpss Ma1u uoc Joseph ". McKeaa, C. R. Saunders, Robert %l .4baer r. Thornton, John Williamson, R C. Q, John Clark, Onesimus Erans, N D. Ferguson ". Izard, J. Smuh, James II. Walker daa' J" Whianery. tg'

 In the House were Mcssrs. W s. 0daan' Z Z. Wilson, John McGa7rah, R. Bedtord, Ga, 2 Sagaders, .Robert Hubbard, Gilbert Mafsaaa' , h, pet .AdamS, Elyah B. .alston, B. Il. Martin, nqN nl SadIer, Nimrod Meniiee, John L. Letedy fl. GarL, f. c. IFlbou,n, B. c. Ro6erts, O.n Nan Noland, M Magness, J. Turner, Wasa' p hd Jesse Miller J. Hutchinson, ". Piburn'c ;aJ Martin, J. p Bro,cn, A. Fowler, Lorenzo oi' { tPillium s. Locker1, Hium T. Wilmington, @ Rutherford, c. Neety ". S. Mosleg Asa ia'Tyv Beqj. P. Jeff. A. M. Oakley, C. Iaatee' ;. r lon Hogaa Moss, John MarmeA, s. 7. 4. Ryqn Maddox, N. M urphree W. c. Tnee, |. IT. e, ford, P. H. Swain, Hedgeman TrPleu' Gaines. II" Ihave given list of the above gentlemeh,% ,,.I der to let the people ol the State see wno a'' ll Woodruff detaulier, and ordered hlm s saea of Woodruff would make them all out ich'ss Sa delJooipd democrats, but the democrats .,;.Dm mo will hardly regard his charge as reIeeJ"@ esSs,l them, when they remember that he impeaSha ,h"s sr democracy solely upon the ground lla' h,. ;a, 9o him accountable for eza5ezzhhe the Pu'1s

 More next week. sr

 Respectfully, o,uNpra

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