GOVERNOR POPE
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This gentleman has replied at some length, (in supplement- to the. last Ga zette,) to the publication of MT. CRIT- TENDEN, made in the Advocate ofthe 29th ut. Although the Governor has made un- necessary allusion to our paper, in his communication, yet we are unwilling to pull off our hat, huzza for Mir. Crittenden, and shower abuse upon the Governor, af- ter the example of the palace cycopham, Billy Woodruff. Mr. Crittenden wants not our assistance-he wishes no person to gJor hin'-he is fully competent to his own defence. And if Woodruff knew how little his railings and rantings were re- garded by Mir C., he would never again be caught barking at a, a,gentleman's heels.

 We say, let Mir. Crittenden and Gov. Pope fight their own battles, and we will fight the PsopnE'saana our own.