OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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MB. EBIroR.-The policy of the present administration thus far n is appointments, and removals from office, most signally manifests a temperate and judicious exercise of that high and controlling power, which Iii the hands of single individual. so comple- tely rules and sways the fortunes and dest- nies of thousands of dependent and worthy citizens of our commou country. The pre- ccdent has been established for many past and successive administrations, which, il ia probable, will be permarently cntalled upon the country, that tic triumph oi party will insure 10 the Yictors a succession oi office n every branch, and ia every department where governmenta! patronage can extend it's influence and author.'y.

 It is much doubted whether the prevalent opinion amongst so many ot our citizens, will ever become a settled policy of the go- vernment, that worthy incumbents of office. disregarding their political doctrines, should not be displaced In the early history of lht government this was 10 some extent distin- gushing feature of is administration. Buta thousand extraneou5 causes, such as over political excitement and agitation, the acrl- mony and bitterness of party warfare tha has succeeded lhe more temperate and dis passionate control olthe popular feeling, have brought about very remarkable change Il almost every. aspect and feature of the admin istratiye departments of the general govern ment This truth is well attested by ali par ties in or cut of power

 | The system adopted by the present exc cutve of gradually introducing changes bl removals, and new appointments to office a the expiration of the terms of service of pre- sent incumbents, is not only we'll calculated to relieve himself of much onoroas duty, anc perplexing trials both mental and physical but to keep aloof tha, crowd of hungry ex pectants of office, who throng the very thre shhold of the executive mansion.

 In noticing some recent appointments fo the State of Arkansa7, was pleased to SCI the name Of Elias Rector as Marshal for th Sta;e. An appointment deservedly bestowed and will be duly Ppreciated by large ma iority Of his feIow-eitzeas III this State Genl. Rector held this honorable office, an discharged its duties with zeal and fidelity du ring Martin Van Busen's administration; an