LAOS.

To tke Editor Qfths .4duocafe !:
SiR-ff hat IS the matter al Little Rockl One would suppose that the belly and the limbs of the little Pinch-back Aristocracy. of Arkansas, were in danger of starvation, from the piteous bowling of the Jaw bone" of that recently organised faction.

 This Mir. Jaw Bone, has certainly mis- taken the intention of his Creator, as re- spects himself; and, although he may wag his '' Jaw' advantageously on a rasher of bacon, yet, bacon eater, and successful partIzan writer, requires very different qualifications. To eat bacon, successful

 y, requires but little knowledge of human nature, and only brains enough to propor- ton the nervous system in its sympathies with the digestive function but the suc- cessfiii writer in forming party, or lead- ing party already formed, requires 8 knowledge of human nature, and of the ebbings and fowings of the ways of men, which "Jaw-Bone, ,o will most likely never arrive at.

 If the new dynasty at Little Rock, is so very honorable, so very disinterested in its love and favers to the people of Arkansas, as this masticating writer tells us 1t is why does it not rely for its future existence upon it's own honest acts? The people of Ar- kansas are grateful and generous to a fault. to those who have but half done their duty; why, then, MT. $ Jaw," do you recur to past scenes, still unpleasant to the actors. and long since given over to oblivion, by the people of Arkansas, for the purpose of justifying the assassinating act, of your $ honorable" and ss hospitable" Secretaryq Your < honorable and " hospitable, saw, in the appointment of Field, a storm rath- .,b l. T at the present, by the manner of his own appointment; but which, when the Presi- dential mantle was withdrawn, would faii on his devoted head; and vou, like the skulking lsraelite, who had slain his broth CT, you, saught for him the horns of the altar, in the first city of refuge. For this unholy purpose, goa, selected the grave of Conway! With sacrelegious hand. qou, have torn his dust from its resting place. for the base purpose of binding the eyes of the people of Arkansas, to the glarine deed of your C honorable" and i" hcsr;tas bic. Secretary. Here, Mr." Jaw Bone .'' you have shown as little knowledge of hu- man nature, as your unfortunate master in his celebrated civic speech, of ss distant plantation' memory. Did you really think, " da Hone, = that the people of Arkansas were so silly as to turn from the high-hand- ed deed of your < honorable" and hospit. able," to look at yot, not meditating among the tombs," but disturbing the dust of the peaceful dead! Let me tell you. Sir !" Jaw . you are grossly mistaken. The people of Arkansas have marked the act. and they, too, have marked the man: and neither gour bowling at the tomb of the dead. nor your abuse of Robert Crittenden. (who believe Is still living,) can either |obliterate the mark ,or clearthe conscience of yoaz C honorable aud hospitable,o of