CRYSTAL SPRING, Johnson Co., Ark,

To the Edilsrs Of the Arkansas Inieligencer:
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oS'ooo' 3tn' 1870.
To the Edijsrs Of the Arkansas InteUigencer:


Gentlemen I'm your last paper | perceived
communication from w. s. Oldham, in which, in
answer to some enquiries made in the Little Rock
Gazette. he explains the reasons which Influenced
him in the appointment, of the Committee upon the
subject Of the Real Estate Bank. and the sale OF
bonds by Col. Sewer and Wiamson-and as
said committee was a joint one, refers to mo
for my reasons for the appointment Of the COM
mittee of the Senate on my part. l can only say,
that in the appointment had no other object in
view but an impartial investigation. By refer
ence to page 2l of The Senate journal, it will be
seen that appointed Messrs. Fickiin, Bean and
Noe'y' on said committee; a nd at page "a of same
journal 1t will he found that Mr.. Walker, lot
Washington county.) was added to said commit.
tee, by vote Of the Senate, and for whose, an.
po'ht tment | cannot therefore be acconntab bIc-
How those gentlemen disc horged their duty is al
ready before the public.


Allow me, gentlemen, to add, that | have ever
entertained both political and personal feelings o
friendship towards Col. Sc, ier, and as vet hav,
seen no cause TO entertain any other feeling.


am' respectfully, your ob't serv't,


SAM:T ADAMS