For the Arkansas Intelligence
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For the Arkansas Intelligencer


LITTLE Rock, Arkansas, I'd May, 1913.


Messrs. Editors ~ find myself not worse as
sailed, through the Gazette of this morning, by
the unexpected and rather coarse language Of Col.
Hampstead, than by the biting sarcasm and new
system of logic of the editor of that print him.
self. AS intend, If permitted, to pay my res.
poets to these gentlemen through their own organ,
have but little more to say Gsyou than said in
my answer TO the Times and Adrocate."


1t has been your fault, or neglect, or else the
miscarriage of mail, and no fault of mine, that
the error in regard 10 Col. Hampstead receiving
fifteen hundred dollars for five hundred was not
corrected three weeks ago. As soon as learn
ed the true state of facts" as to II. wrote you
for wished to saddle no more blame upon him
than he Justly merited. And as he tacily ad.
mts that Bertrand and Field were paid by The
mutipler first stated by me, and does not deny
that he was one of the directory, who made this
allowance; nor pretend TO deny that their term
of office had expired, before voting these allow
ances, ] leave it for just public to determine
how much cause Col. Hampstead has to complain.
He was himself the Bank attorney. elected under
the act of the last Legislature. ssuch the ques-
ton Of law was referred to him; and the COM
plant is not so much ns to the allowance of the
accounts brit the allowing them after these gen.
tls9nen's tern of Office had expired. q


The argument of the editor Of tho Gazette, q