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We have a single word to say for Colonel Crockett. He was honored and hosptably received here-not because Che can whip his weight in wild cats, or grin panther out of the highest tree"--(as the Gazette says)-- because there are plenty of Arkansas boys who can do the same-but because he is an honest man, and true friend to Hugh l.. White. Neither was the supper given by several anti-Jackson men. As we'll men of one party as of another joined it. Neither did he abuse the Administration in an out- 1ondish style. His remarks were few, plain, moderate and unaffected-wthout violence or acrimonys He spoke against the Admin istration and against the heir apparent--but he did it by quietly detailing facts. His re- marks were far from outlandish. He neither aimed at display or eloquence-and was sim ply rough, natural, and pleasant.