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This is doubtless true! Yet these favored few,
should have full share with others, and by no
means, be forgotten, by those who cater for the
public taste: Vinde1, by way Of arresting their
attention, and gratifying their classic taste, head
cd his article in the pure language of Cicero, and
then, in plain and sober English prose, he wrote
his essay without Juggling into it any words, to
which "Banks,' with his sweeping love for the
Kings English can demur. =


have thought, that, perhaps our Critic is not,
himself, one of those few who know Latin; and
hence the dsrelish which be eyinces towards
tlons In that language. la ~ q az 'i'Q5 adlEts


But not content with crushing our poets, and
putting their young harps to rests not satiated with
the wreck he made of Vindex,-he next hurls his
forked flashes into the face Of &C. and accuses
him of Plagiarism. The fault of s.G was merely
that, expressing the same idea in relation to the
comet, which is contained in the Cyclopedias. If
the articles in the Cyclopedias are correct, and
G's positions be true is strange that there should
be correspondence! Banks is mistaken when
he says sour community possess plenty of Cyclic
pedIas; sir, they "are few and far between
| they are at least as scarce as Latin scholars.
| One more remark and we will let the pugnacious
scribbler "go," hoping that she will sin no more.''
There are some men, who will scan a communi-
cation all o,or, insensibe to oil its charms, and
without relishng one of its beauties; but the mo.
ment they find defect-a place unsound-roten
| -putrd, they fasten upon it like lean teaches,
and hang on gaspng for sustenance. ID


- UNCLE TOBY.
Sqmi6uile, Arks. May 18Th 1913.
| 7. S. Quere-What Banks is this? One of our
Arkansas Banks! Then his issues are greatly
under par.


U. Il.