somewhat similar to our own. When W
somewhat similar to our own. When we left the Territory, in December last, for the purpose of procuring Press, &c., we too, thought we had not an enemy in Ar kansas; but, like the Governor, on our re- turn, we found a host of them. Be cautious Governor! you are among ? treaeherous set. WWe know them well. is friend we would advise you to be on the look out,

 for there is certain L:y; Ls:s.ly; Bss!!!lyy Bss!!!lyy belong ing to your mess, called the official organ, who, like Judas of old, would betray you, for thirty pieces of silver. Because this tittte felloto meets you with grin, and holds out his paw, you must not imagine to your self that all's we'll" He is deceitful. and requires to be closely watched. As an instance of his deceit, this little aoiseacre, long before our Press was established, held out this same defled and polluted paw to us, with all the seeming friendship imagi- nable; but yet, at the very time he was offering the hand of friendship, he would secretly write letters to his snppos cd friends in every section of the Territory, much to our prejudice

 These remarks are elioited from no nn- friendly feelings towards Coy. Pope Personally, we have ever since our ac- quaintance with him, entertained for him the highest respect and regard, and if those friendly feeling were not reciproca- ted, to say the least, the Governor has

 been guilty of using a little duplicity to- wards us, as he well knows, that we have never had the hardihood or presumption to gainsay his oft repeated assertion, that he is ''gOo9 GoveYnor.'