For .he Arkansas Intelligencer.
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MR. EDIroR,-SIR IL see in tho " Frontier
Wing" that they have copied an article from the
Gazette in relation to Doct. Gibsons Indebtedness
to tho Real Estate Bank, and have headed the ar.
ticle ISLANDER nailed to the counter" &c.,
followed by the comments Of The Editors, in which
shey accuse the loco focos of taxing their bumps
of invention, for the purpose Of accomplishing
their darling schemes; and geos on to say, they
never knew man more grossly slandered than
Doct. Gibson, their candidate, for Governor,


This shoscs ho,o utterly destitute Of principles me


are, snho resort to such means to PROSTATE hon


rable political opponent. b
ground ~ he wings
themselv, - (1Unh II i was not tho very
principle of Doct. Gibson himself. 10 assail his
political opponents, who now expects to ride into
Office upon the ruins of CO.: Sewer. whom he has
pursued more 6ercely than the brute pursues his
prey. And now because The Democracy arc
holding hiv1ap in his truo colours, and exposing
his Deceit they charge us with resorting to false
hood for the purpose of prostrating an honorable
political opponent. The facts are those: Doct.
Gibson owed the State Bank during tho last ses-
sion Of the Legislature, nine thousand nine hun.
dfed and ninety dollars, (only FIVE dollars les,
than the amount charged as the Real Estate Bask
debt, which is a mistake, and should read Shts
Bank) which was under protest, and censiered
among the bad debts Of the Bank. The protest
and damages of his Liabilities with interest,
amounted 10 near twelve thousand dolhrs-canI
tthiscoon party deny this? If they da'ths proof
can be had to substantiate what ssy. Now q
Doct. Gibson is before the people q the State er1
the highest Office in their gift, wshave rightko
make use of the same means smployed by he|
Whigs, and deny that the couus of the Democtat-


ic party has been such as is Aargsdin in the From


tier Wing. think the gefIomen, Editorg and


contributors, of this shsa taxed theirt hmps
of invention little too uuch, whom they di5cover


that the Loeos resort tofoul means to accomplish


their ends. -.
\ The Wings were tis loudsst odsnouncing msn


Of high integrity ding the last session ofshe Ls-


gislature, and arngning their private matters be-


foc the public, 70 they should Be the last to COM
plain, if We met them on their own ground
nov say, sad without the fear Of contradictions,


that Doct. Gibson, as one of the Directors of the
State Bal, was as much the cause of the down.


fall Of - institution, as any man in the State |;
and -whM ESay in this communication, can and


will prove whenever a proper demand Is made
,uposms for the facts. CRAWFORD.