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 The Gazette of April 2lth, speaks Of our correspondents, in d way which strikes Us as conlcmptible Our ''anonymous scribbleTs, ? we are bold to say, are men, men who not oaly suppose, but speak truth, as much so Cor more) as any tile Gazette has IL iis wake and theig communications are better based upon lacts than the hebdomadul crazy trash served up in the Gazette, as :. Interesting Dialogues'' and Democratic Catechisns for the use of the Faithful

 If the Gazette does moi relish :. Bob Snipes7 we cannot help it--Saipes are good dishes for all that We leave him to answer in his own way, whether his report be the s oll- spring of the writer's own brain, or whether 'ts just as he has stated.

 Doubtless should aBob Saipc7, ? with other writers we wot of, unfold all the tales they might, there wouid be as much lciHcWg among certain Whig leaders, as our able pr. Bofland has produced upon Messrs. Weller aud Byrd in his late e5PoSe.

 We note that some have already begun t9 ieiRce "PHlashia is nQ more relished at Lialo Rock than Bob Snipes" was at Fay eleville. 1T ie Gazette las sporied long editorial about him, filled with bedam lan- gusrc, such a. /" maniaes, ..a poiH,2 :. vaga- lias, and other like cogent phrases. Will they of Little Rock bc as spuaky as the Great Temperance Befofmer: .8rk fateI

 Right friend Clark Bob snipes" has '.ssiarel ap the monk sys' ab1at here, as well abolt Fayette vile. Thatraqealioae of Newton letter about Dagy Walker has created much heart burning; and t is not yet determined, we understand, whether Albert Pike will take the charter from the Fayetteville Clay Club

 .Pulasld'' cuts like lwo-eds sad sword and makes the fur fly from the Banlfed coons, al every pass. If he continues to '.woo 'em," ;" 4s-he has begun, they will not have covering enough to keep them warm next winter. Whether they will be as spunlSy as the Great Temperance Reloraer the er-reraead chap

 Who once talked, too, for kingdom come -

 But 5roie doua al that, and very soon,

 Was catamorphosed.into right nice coon, remains to be seen.

 P. S.-We believe the Little Rock Clay Club has ceased to hold it's concayes-except in secret At any rate we have not heard their bell toll for long time. nor oi their holding public meeting for many weeks-certaiHly not since Col. ASHLEY challenged their best orators to meet him in debate. They lie Ior aad keep a55k