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gS The last latelligencer, ia commenting on our article of the 4th uIt, calling upon the Gazette for an explanation of the act of Mr. Woodrufi's selling the Gazette office to the whig party in 1912 or 43, says:

 sssITe to doubt Col WoodruG's democracy who himselfis not pure. He who in the ont set voted against Martin Van Buren, he who has so lately enlisted in the democratic cause, to doubt the soundness and sincerity of that mans principles, is an idea too rediculous to laugh at"

 The editor of the Intelligeacer eitTer took the statement ofsome slanderous acag about Little Rock forthe truth, or he knew when he made the charge that we voted against Martin Van Buren, that it was wholly false and slandcrous, and without the least founda- ton in truth. We demand now that he prove his charge orretraot 1t, and expose the name oi the ,eag from whom he received the infor- nation that he based his article upon.