SUCH REPUBLIcANIsM!!
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X writer in the Gazette, who nick names himself .Repubhican,'' uses the @bllowing remarkable language in rela- tion to the election of Col. Desha, De- tegate to Congress:

 "Shoud you elect Col. Desha, he viii enter Congress young in the theory and practice Of Legislation. It would require TWO years to even give hirn a toierabtc ae- Snaintance with the business ofthe House. lie would have to form for himself polit- ical character before he'would be heard upon any subject, with hope ofsuccess.

 Is this not the very language of q des- pot? of an aristocrat? Whati tell the Farmers of Arkansas, that they cannot send d neae Delegate because their old one knows too much to be turned out! fthis language is true nozs, will II not. he true two years hence and forever af. forwards? When man gets into office, 5y this Republaean rule, he should never 70 out-never be changcd-rotatiens office won't do, says this ssRepubllca7,." Now, our republicanism has taught us, that the operations of this government, are plain and simple, and understood by ail-that every sensible man in the na- ton, could know and does know, all about the government. Is it not our greatest boast, that we are informed of eur political rights, and who but an aris- tocrat, ever disputed them? One would think from the indications of this good repubiican, that there was q k7,0zpleagc 6or at Washington City, into which Col. Sevier had gat.a peeP,yand which was kM from the FARMERS and mass of the people, and which will of course disqual- ify every citizen, save the Hon. 4. H. -Sevier. Now if we wcreea .Ya4shee, NC would venture to guess that this same "Repa5',can'' Is a limb of the law, " wto. would say to us that Farmers were not fit to holl olfice-that none but lawyers. has sense enough to represent us in Con- gress. Indeed, we shrcwdly suspect this :.fepu5iieans" to be one of Uncle :Sam's pensioners, perhaps one at the. tune of S200o a year, hence his pure Npublioanisna, can be easily accounted for.

 This "Repu5liea,s'' would have us be- Eeve that Col. Desha knew nothing of legislation, orany thing else. Now, the Gotis, Col. Desha has frequently served in tkc Legislature of Kentucky, and is well skilled in the "theory and practice eflegislation,o better, we have no hesita- tion in saying, that Col. SeSier, because we know him to bc q practical naall--;. man of plain good common sense, very doubtful article in the composition of Eoi. Sevier.