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Cfcial Interference. Chief Justice Rinpo.
we have ever entertained high respect, and kind
personal feelings Ii is with no feelings of pleas
ure, therefore, that yield to sense of duty to
the Democratic party-to our regard for fair deal
ing-and to respect for the purity of tho Ju-
dIclal ermine. IN calling attention to tho part he
has played in our recent county canvass. We
are Informed, upon unquestonabIe authori,y,-in-
deed, one Of the Wing Judges of the election pro.
claimed it from the polls,-that Judge Rrngo took
il upon himself 10 decide what was The law in re.
gard to the qualification of certain voters, which
decision was not only contrary 10 lac and justice.
but was used with injurious effect against the Dem
ocratc party. That it was used 10 the injury of
the Democratic party, was put to open and shame.
ful proof at the Market House precinct. in this
city. And that it was made TO be so used is like.
ly to be the opinion of those who candidly iudpr
of acts from their circumstances and the ipeyita.
BILE consequences which result from them. Ii is
for our readers to determine what chance there
was for numerous class of Democ ratio voters to
obtain their rights, with a Whig-partisan Chief
Justice TO expound the law for the special benefit
OF his brother-n-law, and Whig-par,isan Judges
to execute it.-Arkansas Banner.


All who we have conversed with upon the sub.
Iect OF Judge Ringo soillng the judicial or.
NINE in the mirc Of partisanship in the recent el.
eclions at Little Rock, have expressed their disnp
probation in the most indignant, terms. The peo
pie are indignant and justly offended and the
democrats particularly who had the liberaIi,v, ir.
respective OF party feeling, to bestow upon him
the highest honors and confidence which wero in
their power to confer upon any citizen, that he
should IN turn ungratefully betray their conf.
dence, by STOPPING from that eminence upon W hcb
they placed him, to mngle in the pa rtisan con,ro
versy Of the day-"t to Interfere in elections ="
and to volunteer extra-Judicial decisions, to be u.s.
ed to the detriment Of the Democra ratio party and
to promote the election of partisan brother. in.
iau.


We say with tho Banner, let not Judge Ringo
or his friends complain that he is thus arraigned a,
the bar Of public opinion and we invoke all the
democratic members elect of the Legislature to
keep in mind how this man has sinned aoains,
their par'y-their principles and their cause
and how he has rendered himself too imnure 70
wear the Judicial robes.