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To the Editor of tte .Rrkausas .adrocate:

 SIR-It has been well said that Truth is many sided. It is for this reason, and with this as my apology, that have chosen the present time of comparative quiet aud calm, to address to the people of Arkansas two or three letters upon the matters of which Arkansas has been the theatre of action, for the few last years. You, sir, and your paper, at tho present time, seem to have re- tired from the contest, and to regard the turmoil going on around you, with the eye of philosopher, who considers 1t as one excited from no worthy cause, carried on with no proper spirit, involving no great principle of policy, or question of veal or injury to the people, and not likely to bene- fit any one save grasping politician or two, who would. under the common and con-

 tempiible mask of q bee fo, ihe people, az grandize themselves at any risk, and'at ally expenditure of the peoples best interests. Itisnot with any desire, either of leaping as coirhatant into the arena, or of hnriing yon from the proud and elevated station of honest neutrality which, in the eye of the people. you now hold, that would write.-- IL Is because 1 would remind the freemen of Arkansas of what they have seen pass ing before them for the last three years because know that the most plain and palpable truths need often to be placed be- fore the people, and sounded again and again in their ears-because Truth may be viewed in many aspects and cannot be too often urg-,i. srld because the u,osi moment o.,s facts atenpa unheeded by in the tdr- moiI of politics. In no portion of this land, sir, .havp seen the people more oen,iuual- iy delsded and caloled by arttul and cum ning politicians, of doubtful honesty, than in stiiis-aud would tain hope that iheir eyes are spening, though Il may be slowly. tostne tays of Truth which beam in upnn them throughthe mists of error and perver- sion. The hacknied politician, and the i'm puaent aspirant for new hoaors, wearing the white robes of the candidate, have often gone forth over this land, with the cry of a love for the democracy, and devotion to the interests of the penp!e--aad this shee' has never been raised in vain. Anunlucky alliance of foul birds have made their nests here, and fed upon the hearts of the people, and the clangor Of their wings has been heard in every corner of inc Territory. would fain hope that the day of their pow CT has departed, irlasnuch as their rapacity has led them to quarrel among themselves and to reveai each one for the other, the secrets of their pnholy combination. Sir, ], hasbeento to ne astonishing, how the peo.