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THe Remoecl-tn tine concluding para graph of an article in the last Gazette, on the subject of Judge BATES removal, ID reply 10 a few remarks made by us, upon the same subject, in the Advocate of week before last, the Editor dares us to disclose what we know concerning the :. ISTENPERANcE of some of his friends ; and winds up by saying-s if any friend Of ours [hisl holding office, is obnoxious 10 the charge of drunkenness, let him be refoasaea. Ne saT, and aefy eontradie- tion, that he has friend. and ono, too, who occupied seat net far from Judge Bates, who '' IS obnoxious 10 Inc charge of drNaheAaess." This fact Is notorious to she great body of the people of Arkansas. Why this aggraYation2 Why is it that the friends of the gentleman alluded 10, force ns-yea, darc us to his public exposure. We have no wish 10 pursue such course towards lim-Wc deprecate it. But, be It known, that we never have nor never wlll shrink from what we conceive 10 be our dutg; and if further aggravated, we shall deem 1t our duty to come out and dis close to the public what we know toucb- ing the iatempcraRcc of certain persons nigh iu office in this Territory. If one Judge is removed from the bench because of anfenperance, NC say, remove aH ob-