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The editor of the Banner must think Messrs. PIKE and NEwToN very great men. notwithstanding his abuse of them. The "Clay Club" is managed by then,.and the ''whig convention registered their edicts p So t seems such men as FOWLER, TRAp- NALL, BERTRAND, and CocKE, though mem bers, have no influence in the "Gluba andare controlled entirely by the .Casher and At- tomey P And Dr. NALkER, Col. RlNG- GoID, and men of like calibre, came all the way 10 Little Rock, to "regisler the ediets'' Of two men !--.lrks. Gase6e.

 The editor of the Gazette has never, that we re- member, come soneartbe truth, as in this paragraph As to the greatness of AIessrs p>e and Asictoa. 1t depends somewhat Gpon the standard by which men are to be judged. whether we admit theirpossession oft That AIr. Pihe is a man of considerable tale ents, as Lawyer, as Politician, as Scholar, and --pentaps-as Poet, we readily allow; indeed, comparatively speaking. he is . ''Yey great man. ofhis control and influence oyer the Whg leaders of Arkansas We have only to say that We found it the established Rabhc sentiment iA Little Rock, when we came here to reside; and we have found nothing 10 invalidate it. We are not responsibl;A for this pubic sentiment; nor should the gentlemen, whose names the Gazette has chosen to give, be offended with us for speaking oft If they are conscious of inienorlty 10 Mir Pike, in mind, or force of charac ter they shew their goodsense in submitting to his control and obeying his commands. It is not for us to blame them fer doing SO; nor should they complain at our putting tinprnt It is but fair that the public should know who direcis and who

 

 ocis; and, as public journalist il is our duty to con- munieate what We know in the premises Whether. Mr. Pike possesses any other s,means and appliAn- ces' ofpower, beyond his mental superiority, over