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named individual. which We think proper to give
= brief notice. We need NOT attempt to account
for the reasons which Influenced him to deviate
from the usual course SO familiar 10 all genflensss,
and pursue one so congenial to his grovelIing
nature; for the article, itself, Will bear incon.
trsycrtible evidence to the minds of all honor.
abs men, that the source from which it flowed, is
too fSul and corrupt 10 produce any thing more
chas,S We shall endeavor to avoid falling into
the siogh, in which he so delights to wallow, and
will cferfully admit that the palm should be
awardeS hum as the most triumphant blackeuasd
of the as.


Upon or re,arn TO the State, We learned that
during ousSbsence. Arlington constituted himself
walking asenel, by the purchase Of pistols and
bowie knvcAa by parading the streets Of Van
Buren Gin haqess" Mreatening 10 call US to the
feld Of honor. with perfect knowledge at tho
time. that we vNud not recognise his right to do.
mund tho authoApf an article in which his name
was not used; nd could or would treat him as d
gentleman, if he challenged us-having before Us
knowledge Of hiieharacter and position in SO.
ciety. ltnppearshat 1t tho more he was convinced
that we would not fAt him, the more he reared and
Dragged. We wersAformpd, and some of his po-
Iiscal if not personal friends were are our infor.
mants, that :he county was flooded with unblusb.
ing falsohoods, utteredevideutly. for the purpose
of making capital for Arington, and we learned
that the moandoriug c,wurd contributed to their
circulation.


| Upon our passage thro,ghLittle Rock, the edi.
tor of tho "Gazette" cxprss%l an opinion that we
ought to meet Arlington asagontleman, and urg-
ed it upon the grouads, thatNe elevated position
that A. maintained in the Wig party, ou ght to
give him sufficient standing, tius.fy US in rem
dorpg him honorable satsfacto, for the alleged
grievancosinficted upon him. huenccd by the ar.
gumcn,s of Mr. Borden, and y b desire to pre-.
vent Arlington from making cGtal a, our OK.


pensc, we concluded to treat him X n RECOGNISED
gentleman, and by a purngraphinpno of our late


numbers we informed him of tIatfact.


Mark the change, In the coure pursued by this
ranfipg bragggadocio. when he th,ulht that he was
safely ensconsed bshind the low abec, position in


which his character placed him. He fcAhied
and sworo that hs,sias Isis ,ss.,,he blood of a


poor editor, would heaIths wosesads jnalc,ed pom


him, by Us. BY his. sosdde{; - lslmitte b. and
i eyep complained that DO ssss aeeri sd sSups, we
iass ,as e0nseat lodgxs ~ jFaale satisfae:


', .'uu' .as as s Hs0rr~d his5. qH stes, and
neryss, ~cys rs;skb s;5s. and he J~a,',y ,.. o.,
hisini~%-- E4-ASs- Ss-.-S ..:I, IA n,uolS l,
ts,.s t3to sdpsste' braggadocio, al. y ,s =
tstH qss the gluisrins s:reaa frogt ! con
cerstrqtcs psyoir af slime and ijingsg


= A&ts e: :ayes sist p hoAi -
f14'o szs of p, she defeSs in priv a.
r'c.st sf sssy sviddal still. nscessiy fnot (
~ fOe Scarin4 etion) reSsi tbss We shoald Do
''oe"celso Our iselings, ane 4 draw aside tbe Cur.
~, 49, -ssxpose - to the gazo of the commu.
"" "''' '''s''-coiI with lon,hing and teart-sck.


' "o'" 'no vo''>.apIa,ion of this doprayed
abortion in" Gods ownn,.a, =
We will not insult ou, rea,
that their taste is SO vitiated. as To- ''pp'''"s
sec US spread before them all the acts q ~ y ,
hyena. We will not offend their chaste e,.s sp1u
rehenrsng the soft told taIe'' of this man
deeds, so destructive 10 morals, religion, and the
happiness Of society: We will merely bold hin
up as the invader of the peace Of respectable ant
conhding citizens. the vioator Of nuptial happi
ness and the destroyer of the scPutation, and The
fraternnI bonds of families.
lie is known as ihc se4ucer Of the wife of an
honorable and confdiyg husband. That he to gra.
tfv his sordid dc~res, induced the victim of his
insiduous and ,ersevering efforts, to rob her dis
honored an deserted husband, Of large sum Of
money. With Which she fed. The indignnn. and
injped husband pursued the criminals -,hrashed
sae seduccr, and arrested the truant wife.


is elso known in tho country of his resi-.
dence that when he profaned religion by assuming
thegurb OF one of its ministers; and while he wa
rccSs'ns the hospitalites, and living beneath the
roe{ef one of the flock under his charge, he
estethed poison in the ear of the partner Of his hos.
niSd disciple, like the frozen adder when warmed.
stuns the hand that cherished and warmed it,
J. H. IL.