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We recommend the following article from the Gallatin Union, to the consideration of our readers, Ii shows that it is not only partizans and partlzan paper, that take the Governor 10 be in the wrong, and rep rebate lis rightless exercise of power. For #charity's sake we are inclined to spare the Governor-because, as the end of his reign now draws nigh, and he is becoming useless to the party, he cannot count on much sup port from the Gazette. The guns that SC hotly defended his character, are spiked, and we are almost inclined to say ..requies- cat sa Paee'--let the dead rest!

 Tue Goreraor efad Secretagy of .9rkonsas.

 A difficulty has arisen between the Go- vernon and Secretary of the Territory oi Arkansas, in relation to the proper con struction to be placed upon the Act of Con- gress, granting ten sections of land to the Territory for the erection of public build ings at Little Rock, the seat of government of said Territory

 In order that the merits of the controversy may be distinctly understood we insert the act of Congress making tho grant. 1 (lIere foiioars the act.

 On 4th of July 1882. Congress passe, another law, vesiing in the Governor all the power which the above recited act gave te the Legislature of the Territory. unde