To the Editor ofihe .4dooeate.
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TO the Edifoy of tte .4doocafe.

 sIR-sVhether the people of the Uni ted States are indebted to the political precepts of Montesquieu, or to the ope- rations of the British constitution, for that great political maxim, that the three departmentsof government should be kept separate and distinct, is mat ter of indifference to the people of Ar kansas in judging of the political ope- fatIons of their own government. It is sufficient for us, that its practical ope- fatlon in the fedora! and state govern ments for the last fifty years, proves abundantly that almost the whole sci ence of civil liberty is reduced to that