{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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\ PLAYED WoLF.-The nameless Bates vile core spondent of the Gazette, whose snealling aboiitoniSm we denounced the other day, must have lost his skin, as well as his ''sheep's clothing" ill the recent COL dict with his neighbols. Our remarks, mild as conscience would allow Us 10 make them, seem to have fallen, like burning coals, upon the very '.raW-hide of his soul, ;" if such crea- tures have souls. From the unmistakabe ''marks of the beast,'' he Is the same, and still nameiess, who formerly dragged his vile carcass through the polluted columns of the IN orih Arkansas" until the corruption of of that sheet ''grew to plursy, and died of it's own too-much.n Still ashamed to attach h s name to the filth he ptters, he now seeks a congenial ..wallow,n in the columns of the Gazette. It has become our duty, frequent ly in life, 10 set our heel upon such creatures; and we have been equally fortunate in avoid ing the langs of their malice, and the filth of their good will. Our pen is required upon other and more useful subjects.