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preventing the public from being humbuggcd and bamboozled. We have always tried to do tlat-but whether in the attempt we have aided him and his followers, is doubtful matter. When we have tried it, we have generally found them opposed to us, When his friends commenced the work in which they are now engaged, we held out to them our hand and pen in cooperation. We shall not withdraw them. Even their attacks up on us cannot drive us into opposition to them, auhich they desre-for it is all hpmbug that they desire our aid. They desire no such thing. They would rather fail than that we should help them to succeed.

 We have never summed accountability for our opinions. All that we have written has been fair and above board. We have never mounted the fence and watched which way the wind blew. On almost every important subject which can agitate the people of a State, we have freely expressed our opinions -and we have too much confidence in the people of Arkansas to believe for moment that the cowardly inuendos of an anonymous libeller can work us injury.