{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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 EPUBIic SENTIMENT T.o-A writer in the sVan Buren Intelligencer," over the sigma lure of ''Farmer of Johnson County" is evidently of the Os3rich family. It is re- lated of that very sagacio@s bird, that when pursued, and likely to be caught, Ii pokes its head into a bush, and believes its whole body to be coneealed-all the while much he largest Par4 cf it is exposed to view He who tries to palm himself off as Gar mer'' evidently knows nothing of his busi- ness, but is certainly "a new comer" into that field of labor-though perhaps quarter of century in Arkansas-and has not even learned the language of the craft His head may be hid, but that is all--for there is the very ''tuft of leathers'' that identifies the O5- trch. So Mir. Ostrich, you had better set off on your travels again, and trust, in t.sft- tur,o to your legs rather than your tricks.

 This process of manufacturing "public sentiment" may suit the morals of some ed- itors, and promote the views of some poli- ticians; but when, few weeks since, brood of the same feather was offered for our use, we rejected it. The F'genuine article,n or none, for us.