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To the Editor of' the .4rkansas Gazehe.

 S1R-i am called on, by writer in your paper of Tuesday last, over the signature of "OLD GRIMEs,' to answer certain in- .terrogatofies upon the subject of-state Co., vernnent, &c. It is not necessary for me to stop to inquire into the motives of the aathors recognize his right to make the inquiry, and will proceed to give concise answer:

 do not hesitate 10 express it as my opinion, that the general and true interest of the country would be best consulted by forming constitution, and going into State Government. That opinion entertained as early as 1881; and during the session of the Legislature of that year, I advised with several members upon the propriety ol bringing the subject before the people at that time. That a we'll organized State