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 The Editor of the Western Herald and Steubenville Gazette" not finding a sufIiciency of matter in his own State to afford him scope for the display of bis su- Pera bounding talent, must needs take np the affairs of Arkansas, and set up his opin- ion in opposition to the opinions of large maiurity of the last legislature.

 Whatever may be the motive which Aas influenced tho Editor of that paper, to meddie with affairs, in which be has DO interest, and oyer which bis views can do neither good nor harm, IS to ns N matter of indifference; but in our opipien, the article before IS is strongly manifest iss,.f mind bent on attending to tho alFs5rs If his neighbors, esen at the negless sf s,ss own.

 The only cause which, in f,srssei. -s,r, could have prompted the ssayowe, tor of the "Herald and Gazettef' ,e espousa tho cause of the Editor of tis Gazette Of this place. with so mnch aratr, Is $, fnpa- thy. He writes as thougl, he himself was one of those from whom ssthe public print ing of tho |. States, the State, CT tho coun. ties had been taken away" and given 10 papers, the editors of which have been deened more worthy than himself Mir. Wilson. the "avowcd editor" ofthe .tHel- ald and Gazette" must have been mem. Der ofthe Hartford Convention, or at least of the same politics. This we infer from tho burden of his theme--once in office. ai- ways in office. 1t appears to him to be nn- pardonabie to take public business from man who has had it 10 do for many years.- This is the true aristocratic doctrine: and If 1t were possible, snch men as the "ayow- ed editor" of the stHerald and Gazette. :. when once in office, would have the office to continue for life. Such, however, is not the politics of Arkansas and we deem 1t piece of arrogant presumption in Mr Wilson, to impugn tlre conduct of the Legislature of the Territory, from a one sided history of the Transactions which caused the change, which appears so ob- noxiotis to hifn.