The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-29

of an ilsafed community.1 Here Ia ,as,oa s;,0 atton oi your own se Is ess Ias V. [ ! guage or your own choice i; and nt1f ,,...s- hat you pledged yourself to do. yo1, e'n, sn'ng b receive from every citizen the sent tasht you passed on yourself, the ind;ens.:e's ,.o C q ss.ssess :iiiss jarae,,tI,e ,.s's'oa a.a ee,atioa of an inSatlted soasnsssait,,. e1es
 net, btiiy, tisst siio oAc hut
 and your coaajutor and legal adviser 'ye ley, knew what produced the compra,o;s is'is and in doing which you signed your '.'as. a,'. disgrace. ou knew at the time yons,eaal the charges against Crittenden. that t,s;. tcnden and Conway must fght and in tls Is event of crittenden falling, flat the sa;s would be discontinued, or loose yirtual,- its eaect-a snug calculation OH your na.5 H Hsll readily admits; but Divine proyi'. i dencc decrecd 1t otherwise, and an 1,ses., beloved and worthy citizen, fell a y;es;4,s Ii tsas. shrine of yours and your eoaei,,tsssi ambition and tho day of retribution ;s nss l far distant, when just and mercifui f,oS will open to your startled and bewilaeses imagination tie great book of fate and IT, ] first thing that will seize veur phrenus~s braiil, viii be tc biotsa oi tie stnfinefv ssl ] 4dens!rf ed isnnntt. oiir Gsi icnlat lon on tAe return of Mr. Crittenden, you l.sS 1 out one foriorn hope Jeff, and that vas te compromise; your mediator was hsslev l who after several unsuccessful attemn,ss consented that Criitenden should pen tL,', article ofreeantation himself, " hieh sbouis appear under tie Editorial head of vo,,- l paper and we find, by reference to tioH Gazette of Jan. 23, I6ae, she following ar. 1 tiele:
 < Pending the last August election. m. l fortunately for the Territory, and it's nro.s minent men, violent exeitements aud ani.. mosities were generated. Among tba causes Of those settlements and animos;. ties were, certain publications, which an. ,peared in this paper, under the signaturg ofss \ Voter of Pulaski county,o derogato. " to tue private and public character of Robt. Crittenden, Esq. Secretary of the Territory of Arkansas. Much more, how
 ever, has been inferred from those puol;. cations, than was intended by the writer EIheY were admitted into our columns un. der q conscientious belief ton cur partl ot their truth, and under an assurance from the writer, that they could be substantat- l e1 whenever the proof should be legally called for. None of them rested on our avn Knowledge, but upon information dc. rived fTe5i others. pen stsstse fs;sst,isiicsl-
 tious. it is already known to the public, a 1
 instituted, by Mr. Crittenden. against tsc
 Editor of this paper. Hut upon calling upon the writer of those publications, and
 making inquiry, for the evidence to sup port tils. material staT ss ss.s. ct. l in, VIC find that lie Is unable to furnish us
 with the necessary proof to sullstantiate them. Prom those considerations, VIC lave no hesitation Tn entirely withdrawing afl that Is contained in .s Voter of pu-
 lasli county" derogatory to Mr. Critics den."
 Previons to the appearance of Jaw. Bone,' 'T was ever mankind so bored, d,S tormonted, and worried out with saehhr l lterueenious and hetcrodox stuff, and stud 1 ct nissepresentations. To prove how it.
 tie you are entitled to public confidence,
 how much you make tergiyersation your study, l will in a compendious manner re- view your charges, defence and acknow-
 h June af. 1897, h Jan. g, 1928, in velr address 10 when yonr purse was the public, you write about to suffer. your
 thus: tone Is changed, and
 :. ou will consid- you write thus:
 CT me responsible < They were ad-
 for the charges al- mitted into onr col.
 lege1 against you in umns under eon- the publications O. scientious belief{op
 yer the signature of our part1 of their \ Voter of Pulaski truth, and under all 1 county and l now assurance from tho
 announce 10 yon, writer, that they
 that I ana prepared could be substan. to susfaia those char- tiated whenever the ges, if you require proof should be ie-
 me to do so, in le- gaily called for. gal manner. :. Upon those pub
 ssEf the charges lications, if is all ! made against him, ready known to the I l{Crittenden,) were public, a suit for 2
 made without jt1sti- libel has been some l iiablerrounds would time since institut- subject the person ed, by A;r. Critten.
 making them to the den, against the Ed indignation dne to 9 itor of this paper.- slanderer and de- But upon calling or famer--thc execra- the writer of those
 tion of an insulted publications, we iina eammunit7. But that he is unableto whenever an oppor- furnish iis with the I ttnity is afforded me necessary proof t9 of producing my substantiate them, proof before an hon. VIC have no hesa- est, intelligent, and ton in entirely with impartial jury, the drawing all that is vile charge of slan- contained Tn "A No- sierer and dcfamer,' ter of pulaski ooun-
 wifi he wiped from ty, derogato1y Q
 fny skirts. . ,idr. Crifenden. E Reader, mark the spirited language or. or
 the left hand side. contained in Woodrulls l address to the public, ef June s4, ls2'ss compare it to the sycophanflc recantatiou. ] which he suffered Mr. Grittenden topen
 for him, on the right hand side, then ex.
 anime yourself dispassionately, and Il youf
 mind is open to conviction, can you hesl7
 tate to pass on him the sentence of his own
 penning, ssthe indignation due to a sfanoefs,
 and defamer--the excavation of an aasadeS J ],