To the EditoY, offhe .qdp9cote
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10 the Editor of the .4dpoc0te

 SIR-Although 1t may have escaped your observation. 1t is nevertheless true, that there is certain individual in your Vlclnage, protesting orthodoxy m tdchson 1sofaicS, better known as the Secretary. now Deputy Oyerseer of Arkansas, to be seen at the Gaeetie Qfice, every day-1 had almost said every minute of his life, in close conc7doe with two ,ohote-hog Ciay- men, Buck Woodruff and Chester Ashley. Now, Mir. Editor, being an importunate and rather inquisitiye sort of fellow, should like to know why it is that this Mir. Secretary Fulton spends so large portion of his time there. Can 1t he true that he Is matchmaking, in conjunction with the Clay {" Junto,' against Col Desha, the man who fought for his country during the }ast war, under the old hero, Gen. Jackson! or is he experimenting the publication of ." One of the People" or " Amicus," or what! This Is, Mir. Editor, what l should call, rather a strange amalgamation of !" choice spi,.as'' After sneh an alliance, Set them talk no more of political incon- slstency or the repulsive qualities of ss o1t and eater nsiring." Judge Fulton, may perhaps, be Jackson-man of the .frsf 1ca- ter, but ssfrom the company that men keep are we to know them" Ii IS not my wish 10 prosecute this subject farther, but be not surprised if my attention IS again ell cited, when will prove to the satisfaction ot every unpreIudieed mind, that there IS "something rotten in Denmark.

 OBSERVER.