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 mere IS recolllng principle not only m the breast of every individual of the h,i- man family, but in the whole grade of ani- Mated nature. Attempt to crush the poor estreptlle that crawls upon the earth, and i7Witi show that principle, in its impotent efforts to inIure-outrage the feelings of q Slave, beyond the point of human entiu- rance, and he rebels-oppress a commuDi- ", make a stroke at the unalienable rights ot free people, and the reaction carries terror to the tyrant that expresses, and an- nlhilatlon to the politician who has deceiv- ed.

 The unholy alliance of Little Rock, Go- vernon Pope, S0 Go. secure in the possess sion of the balance of power in their own hands, appear to have forgotten that there IS such thing as political reaction-they nave been led to presume, by those syco- Phantie adulators, who are eyer ready to DOW the knee to any soyereign's will, and toiiow in the wake of any power, that be- cause the people Of srkansas, have pas- sively submitted so long to the yoke of a Ealling despotism, that they are still will .ng 10 fali down and lick the dust from the Feet of their masters. But they are mis- .shen--they have shown great want of fore- s'ght: let the poorest haager-ou of the par " cast fis eyes east, west, north or south, aha he will see cloud in the political ho- sl1oh of Arkansas, which, from u speck, 0egins already to look lowering, and ever sua anon, the voice of an indignant people .aay oe heard, like the mutter;ng of dis s@.s thunder, threatening in its approach, scs,ructlon to the .4atocrat of Arkansas, ,s: sseAsa as he IS by host of political in b.s aers .s and subsidized press. When you ,sa au .ne Presumption to attack the Execn- r;.L - K ansas, the trammelled populace, v,'sh ssh aiiaisgnised wonder, werestruck with ssSs 2oaacity--the Executive felt per