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Some wiseacre in the Gazette, under the Signature of s' Pro bono publico, ;" has discov- cred various defects in our Constitution. The frst Is that the Constitution provides for the commissioning of all officers, civil and mili- tary, except'the judges,' so thatw are like y to have no law dispensed to us. This is either most gross mistake or a wilf,l mlsre. presentation. Section l3, of the Executive clause, is in these words; < All commissions shall be in the name and by the authority of the State of Arkansas, be sealed with the seal of the State, signed by the Governor, and at tested by the Secretary of State." Now this IS a general provision. It applies to all off, cers, judges as we'll as any. The 7th Sec. of the Judicial clause says, that the Judges of the Supreme Court q shall hold their office du-

 ring the term of eight years from the date of 'helr commission." It is here provided that

 they shall have commission--and in the for

 mer section t is provided how all conimie-