r. w. JOHNsON'S S"FAMILY {"
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he Arkansas Democrat. in response to Mr..
Johnson's remarks on the Z" family has the fol-


lowing:


g This is truly rich :! He charges us with an
nnbounded ambition to rute in Jact Surely the man
Is beside himself! We have never talked of ma ia
mily y but of the family, all related common
head, and all deriving all their Importance from th0t


connec ton and whether related ch other or Ut


IS wholly Imma aterial Bat take the gentleman in his
own limited view Of my family, and what is the sum
tnat Col Sewer, Judge Johnson and himself will
ceive from the public Treasury the coming twelve
months? I? We answer, upwards of ten thousand dol
lars, and he thinks it extremely hard that should
object to its being made perpetual him, and proba-
bly, nc would desire it for his heirs and assigns also
But this is drop in the bucket only. The f.nily have
received from the public Treasures since the organi-
zatIon OF our territorial government largely over TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS !!!- A tol.
eraby snug endowment for one family. The family,


THIS year. will receive from the United States Treasu-
ry between tour and five thousand dollars more--a
snug aggregate OF over twenty-five thousand dollars
raidtc TIE family IN year