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nity might well be proud to number among its most distinguished citizens. In opposition to Col. Sevier. His spirit was too lndependentto be fettered with the unhallowed mana.les which form or constitute the only fragments which bind hls partlzans to him, i. c. sordid seH interest. Did not some of Col. Seyier's obstrePerous partizans, who are pre-. stunned to be cognlzant of the movements and intentions of their Gle-leader. pen ding and subsequent to the election. tauntlnglSy make use of declarations tail. tamount to an open avowal, that Judge Bates would be 1a7mbleised? Seyier was elected, Bates was dismissed.

 Thus, fellow citizens, one of our most distinguished citizens. and firm. intelligent and independent Judges, has haa the hand of reform extended to hlm for the exercise of that right. upon the freedom and independence Of which, depends the purity and stability of our republican institutions. Well may the pure patriot tremble for the permanenee of his government, when the constitu- ton ot his country is ovcrleaped and such gross usufpations ofpower assumed, (vlde constitution of U. States) and when integrity, intelligence and indc- pendenee are the sure passports 10 pro- seription. Col. .Sevier, well aware that he has not represented the wishes of the people, or their interest, now denies auy agency whatever, either direct ol indi- rect, in procuring Judge Bates dismiss sal. It is sell-evident that he taeitly as sentcd 10 it; but it requires very little sagacity 10 see what motives have in- duced him to negative any agency.- The honest sensibility of the people of Arkansas will be aroused, and they will hurl with just indignation the man who thus dares 10 abuse the high trust confded in him-who prostitutes the high functions of his office to the serYile devotion of a party.

 There is iil the human soul al active principle, and the people are fast roso- yering from that hallucination which, unfortunately, prevailed to so great an extent as to promote the man who now holds the high station ofDelegate; and that active principle will exert itself to the complete discomGture of our present Delegate, as strongly as he vainly im- agines that he is deep.rooted in the af. factions of the people. The changes effected and elfecting, prognosticate that event.-So may it be.

 f Voiee ffons the East.