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s POST OFFICE AT LITLLE ROCK.

 To the Caizcns oC ,arkaasas Territory.

 am again called upon by sense of T duty to myself, 10 respond to the malicious islanders ef William E. Woodruff, contain sed in the Gazette of the 2lst inst. am satisfied from my knowledge of the citizens of Arkansas, that they are possessed of a more magnanimous spirit than to condemn n public officer upon the co parte and garb- led statements of such an individual as Wm. E. Woodruff, and hence, with entire self confidence 1 am determined, after ma- king full and fair statement of facts, to rest my case with them. As to Mir. Wood ruff, care not whether I please or dis please him; his conduct toward me for the last nine months, has evinced the littleness of his soul, and the entire recklessness of bis purpose; he has let no opportunity pass without either publicly or privately ma king a stab at my official conduct. Thus far have been so fortunate as to defeat his purposes, and brand him (by his own admission,) with faIsehood and detraction :; and trust, before this matter closes. that may be so fortunate as to convince ma- iority of you, that he has been actuated, Tn making this last attack, by the most base and invidious motives, and that he has been sedulously engaged for months past, in bunting up little irregularities in my off cial affairs, (which are in themselves mere mole hills,) and torturing them, by his 1tatements, into prodigious mountains. l 