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&oEs WASHINGTON, so GOES THE STATE. '5 EVANSVILLE, ARK, 22nd March, 1s44. EBoRLAND,

 lelfs,dit0r of tue Arkansas Banner.

 Eln the "Gazette" of the 14th inst. l

 an extract of letter from this place k subject of politics. This and others like character, l presume has called he secret from the editor of that paper, bes Washington, so goes Me State.o ko: As goes Washington, so goes the H am satisfied with that. Letters of hd alluded to are too frequently written view to benefit the party to which the $ belong; but in this they deceive

 ves; for abroad they can do no good, home they are perfectly ridiculous.

 writer, whom know, and who is my Eor, is perhaps more excusable than erer writers; for he is so completely 3ied, with the idea of being run by his Tor the State Senate, that greatly fear fraaed his brain. But to the facts.- s that he has just returned from trip

 or six days ill Benton and the west n of this county; and that most of nocrats say they will vote for Walker. hg am sure could be more prepos- or ridiculous than such statement. l bzard the assertion that am better ac- ed in Benton county than he who pen letter Tn question; and if he can re-

 to an individual in Benton county,

 a democrat, who will vote for MT.

 for Congress, will compliment him ny Gazette, and that would be rich every body knows. Benton county ell about four Hundred and serenty.fre Pi which sirty or serenty will be whigs, ven, doubtless, for MT. Walker. The. villas certainly be given for the demo- nominee for Congress. It is different county. The parties are more equally

 but the democrats have a majority n one 10 two Hundred uotes. This all

 men, of both parties, will admit; and neIghbor will point me to democrat

 county of Washington who designs

 for MT. Walker, the Gazette shall be out of charity to the whigs, in this heretofore, party lines have not been

 For the first time they are now

 and the whigs will soon see precise ground they occupy. Mir. Walker, l

 sconsldered clever man Tn his neigh Rod; and hitherto has received much a1 the hands of the democratic party

 county, but those days have passed, IT Walker will find that, hereafter, he k, ave to rely upon Whig strength.

 very respectfully your ob't serv't, A CITIZEN.