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Some wiseacre in the "Times, under the signature of "a Citizen, D has made an aston- ishing discovery. He has been reading Col. Benton's speech. and the scales have fallen from his eyes. He has found out that the U. States Bank is at work in Arkansas. It has produced all this excitement about indict- nents for perjury-and has turned us all into State Government men. Nc suppose that hit IS meant for the Gazette and its 'sparty. : We don't take 1t to ourselves at all How they must quake, poor fellows! under the ter ribIe denunciation s.A Citizen deserves to be decorated as Nick Bottom was for his dis covery. II is the only reward worthy Of him. He says we are all getting richer by bribes from the Bank. '.fhat's deep, as old Doi- ley says, othat must be deep.9 He must not expect long life-men of extraordinary sense never live long. He says that all office holders are democrats, and of course anti Bank. We thought that was what constitu- ted a democrat at the present day-nobody is democrat if he does not hold office. When ever there is college in Arkansas, we will. make an L. L. D. of him.