For he Arkansas .adyocate.


 To the Hon. THos. P EsKRlDsE- must have liberty withal, as large charter as the wind,

 io blow on whom Ipease.''

 In addressing your Honor, am actuated os no personal dislike; a sense of duty to n myself and the public impels me to the sasK. A communication appeared short aine since in the Advocate, addressed to you, stating the nature of your offence, 1ith proof as strong as holy writ, ef loar dereliction from duty as an officer; snich ,' has been treated by you with that eoid, ..o passive, and icy indifference, which Ill becomes you, and is sensibly felt by the vel informed and reaeoting citizens of Your circuit.

 ohce, Judge B. was not created for any uhe individual benefit or good; but for the pbopie' r and them alone; any disposition on sie part of the office-holder to violate the .aw, and subject the people to inconveni- Hsace, IS fit theme for anim diversion, and ...,, submitted to by the sovereign people, t;a sul ulirressstibly strip them of every yes- sss ss q liberty, and make them the passive saa s;., weak subjects, to be harnessed and rode Sa.a Saa lplt and bridoon, by a fey men, whom s,ea'e eo fortune has placed in office to abuse, ;as ;,u. cement the public. I huow of no great -s0aVenlencs that could possibly result