 THE ISSUE.
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THE ISSUE.

 IL is unquestionaby true in the present

 excited state of parties. that every man

 who runs for office In Arkansas under the

 new constitution will have to silolO his hand.

 The people are for decided legislature,

 and will therefore be against the twaddlers and those who, under the mask of mod eration, will come here to the seat of the

 State government to minister to the spleen of the old opposition in the Territory, and to prosecute those men who have to stand up for Mir. Van Buron and the Republican cause.

 The State will make prosperous start. if the people will send men of decided po-

 itical principles, and who can be relied on. Experience teaches us, that they who use the name of Judge White are the most malignant opponents of the Democracy and resile Gen. Jackson most. The White men, and your ''no party" men, will endeavor 10 send a majority to the next Legislature to take formal possession of the State government-and to infuse new life into the defunct ashes of a broken down party in this Terfitory.--.4rkansas Gazette.

 We take that to be as pretty partizan trumpet-blast as was ever blown by new hand in a strange country. s'We are in fa- vor of the Baltimore ndminees,'' said the Constitutional Journal, s'bnt we can't exact ly swallow every noodle whom the Dictators at Little Rock thrust upon us: We shall go for such men as are honest and capable-no matter of what party" This was fair, hon. est, upright and manly but 1t was not just the Van Buren creed. The Gazette, there fore, being now properly accredited as the of icial paper, hints to it's cotemporary, in the politest manner possible, that this won't do. The latter paper is distinctly informed that such aati-repablican doctrines are heretical, and entirely anti-humbug. If even Mrs. Malaprop, or second Dogberry were to be candidate for GoUernor, duly tieketed and labeled s|Nan Buren," it would be anti-re- publican to vote against either: So again in the article above, he inculcates the same doctrine. .'Decided Legislature -old opposition--defunct ashes of broken down party" What does all this mean! Simply this, good people of Arkansas, that you are not to be allowed to elect any of your old and tried servants, unless they are good and true loyalists-ya an Buren men per erceltence. You can just sit perfectly still, therefore. It will all be satisfactorily ar ranged. The DecemYiri at Little Rock will inform you in good time whom you must elect flor you are froward and naughty children, and must be taught what is for your own good. The new Editor from Kentucky has taken the birch Tn hand, and if he cannot coax you into obedience, he will switch you into it. He knows better what is for your good than you yourselves.

 