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In his recent speech at Benton, ill reply tel Dr. Gibson, we are told that MT. Johnson took the bold ground that Mir. Sevier was the soul, body, arms, legs and head, of the Democra,ic' party in this State. .arkansas GaaeHe.

 Does the Gazette intend this as a specimen of the condor and scrupuious regard for truth, which are to mark its statements, in the ensuing canvass? If O. then he sis joined to his idols, let him alone. But be this as it may, venture to assert that there is not, in the whole State, individual of common sensc. even including the editor himself, who be iieves this statement of the Gazette to be true; no one, whose oath would be taken in a court of jus dee, who would assert in his own name, tha, MT Johnson said any thing either in form or substance riieh could justify such statelnent Verify, " repeat that those. who report for the Gazette, ar very stupid or vers interruptions. We need no characteEize is terms, the vehicle of such rspor,s