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The editor olthe Gazette has again commenced shooting sEaal! g'ins. Ii,

 his Gazette of the 2ist ut. we find Inearlya columa devoted to the instruc-

 ton of the people, directing then, how

 they shall vote al the approaching cleo

 ton. As q means of drilling them into

 subjection, he introduces his great bug

 a-boo. (Robt. Crittenden,) as if he sup poses the name of Robt. Crittenden strikes every man with the same awe,

 as it does himself. If he does, I will now inform him lie is mistaken. The

 people can see nothing in Mir. Crittep-

 dcn's name so alarming, as to prevent

 them from voting for the man of their

 choice. His name is referred to with pride, by some of those who politically differ with him, and the people will

 ask why Mir. Woodruff has introduced him, thus unceremoniously? He has heen absent for some weeks, and could

 not possibly have had any influence in

 bringing out the candidates. as some of

 them have declared themselves. during his absence fromthe county. The peo- ple must view such insinuations with pity and contempt, to suppose them ca.

 pable of being led by any man, or set of men. What analogy the feudal sys- tenn of England has to Pulaski county, l cannot divine. The people here, ac- lynowledge no Lords or Masters. nor do

 they consider themselves vassals or vll- leins. They exercise free and inde- pendent right, inherited by the blood of their ancestors--a right of all others, the dearest 10 freemen. In free ex-

 ercise of this great principle, will Mir. ] Woodruff contend that the people of the county ard Territory, are sold like the slaves of Virginia, or any other lslave-hoIding state2 MT. Woodrufhas

 been so long accustomed to be dictated

 to himself that he conceives it to be his

 privilege, on the present occasion, to become a dictator. He surely is a

 stranger to the high feelings of 3 free

 and independent voter, or he never

 would have descended to such miser-

 able effort. How long since Mir. w. has

 discarded party, we have yet to learn. We would ask him to enforce his pre- lcept by examples. before he gives erat- |uitous advice. Will he enlighten us 10 far astc let IS see and kncw when se se Iyoted for the man politically opposed