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more revolting than all that hes gore before? There is. lam really at loss to know now to address your isxcciien- ey, or in what language to express my own feelings, and what must necessarily

 be the feelings of all just and honorable minds, at your wanton, heartless and rcmorseless slaader upon the majority of the Legislature ofyourcodntry. There are some crimes that are so destructive in their consequences, so atrocious irr their guilt, so wicked ii their parttici- patton, that the mind is bewildered and confounded in its contemplations. But this much we do know: Among all

 those individuals who renderthemselves

 obnoxious to public shame and rebuke,

 there IS none more odious i'll the eyes of

 God and man, than the base, wicked and

 malicious slanderer. Such unfounded

 calumny heaped upon the Legislature of

 your country, to disgrace them at home

 and abroad, 10 effect party purposes,

 could be only generated in mind reck-

 less of all consequences, and ina heart

 void Of all social duty and fatally bent

 upon mischief. We clearly see your

 motive for publishing, under the sanc- lion of your name, that you "werc to

 be assalled by mob arrayed under col ! or of Legislative authority" for the purpose of assassination. It was to en- dorse and make true your Kentucky neehew's (Mr. Trotter's) slan1crous as- sault m Judge Scott and MT. Critten- den, ana n majority of the last Legisla- turc, as men bearing the character of "bloczguords, bro7p deofers and depera- docs; and, also, 10 coser with your of feial mantle, that p,,sh of virtue and e. racity, Woodruff, who, you say, cQns. duets his paper, tho Arkapsas Gazette, sswith due regard to dccoruna and propri- ety." But as your Excellency has been called on by Judge Scott, " in the cha ractcrand capacity of Governor, 10 cs- tablsh this foul and criminal charge, or acknowledge yourself destitute of eye

 ry feeling of justice and all regardsto

 trutil,n we will wait for iiae proof.

 Are we not then justified in the asser-

 ton, that you are at this time corrupt ling the public morals of the country, by

 an unprincipled devotionto men and the.

 debasing intrigues of the denaagogue :, by pouring poisonn the veins of the body polite, which is so visible in it's banefuk effects upon the society of Arkansas : and that you have become areckless and

 boisteroas champion ef faction, the de- graded slave ofparty, descending to the- humliating condition ofa purchased po-- liticai gladiator, furiousiy struggling for personal revenge and party aggrandize- ment, rather than the peace, harmony and glory of your country, and the re-

 ward of patriotism? CATO.