The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27
Total,

- Is4
 Total. 68
 In dte above enumeration, none are In. eladed wbo have arrived since tae Gqstd January, lsa3. JLe number Of white males of q years anu upm ards, is ss7.
 @'i'Ilii @li E E sll 6 Ii r 5{iG9A OPENED.
 ] have seea, under this head, arnoag the s'ioudf5s ssntaaea' letters of fife Arkansas Gazette, published last weeE. one said b be ssfrom a gentleman ii Crawford county" giving a palpabIc misrepresentation ol the Address dcliA cred by Mr. Cfittenden, 10 tie ffeemes of that county, on the second day ef their last Circuit Gos4t, saccenpanicd by some remarks and aaa0aoraie e;.Icula. lions Of tlIe sapieiIt editor of that mer. eenary pfiat: tie contents Of wkieh let ter, whether maaafaetered bY some hireiiAgin Crawford. or by the eentral jnnto at Little Rock, aae wholly destl. ttae of truth; and, slea coupled WiM the mode of their introduction to tie public, portray, in colors noi to be mp. understood, the iasldioas aud unIialogs cd object of their pahlieation-=tlle pro, motion of one nan by ltigll.soandiae itfitllfaatieal calculations aud vain boaa. ing. and the Igeslrationz .of another tv eaieniay and fafeciood. Whether tls GfaW fefd letler writer is n gehilemaa or flcfis2, seems tmt,to De a B4aateroi doabG Us tiaant9 tie former being at- reealy established hy iile pefaaiolB Mn W oodfafls but, f eissaesef nisppfe. sentation; lF an obvious intention 10 slaHdcr, esideHeed hy II eetrespondiHg aef: if the wilfal and deliberate utter- ance of at letsf half q dozcn faisehoods IT one skort letter, make a gentletnars the fflftik IS 55 10 meats iii eiieiabi!a one. But with tbis writer, have 10 aspirations to break n Iaaee of#shlvcra qhfl, tlse people of Crawford. who heard Ar. CrstemdeR's speech, sbould this iotteFswFiter gis isis paalc lothem, world settle his eiaans 10 disfiecsloa. y bfanaing ffstn with tie stigma justly due one so wholly regardless of trntb.
 He says tbaf Air. Cfitte9def's adaEess was a '..ja2saai,ss Ylt3iipie against Cor. Pope aud ottas.fs So far from being q ..fah3ilP7c, t seemed hy its haadness, iorbcarance, and reasoning, 10 satisfy and please all -even MF. CritteHdcp's uarmest PoiItieM opponents, as far as an expression was pobliely given, sign!' fled tlrefr appreciation of his course GIT that occasion. He spoke of his Iong residence ii the country; tf lis fefa' ton to the people of lile Teyritoty. TOW, and in fofa.cr times Of his oSsi FieEs of Delegates duty; of the Admlnis tfation of the d'eFfioliai goseFHmcft; ot the intoleraut and antifirg course ot abuse lasishcd uFon hin hya eoubiaa. ton ol individuals, hacked by tlc Pre, sent Governor; but it WAS all done n mild, eonrleoas, yet firm manner; wlsle out any breach of decotufn, and Nltfv out any of that warmth or sioleFse which-the writer seems deaiFous tomake the pnhFse believe was called into az. tion. He spoke of the Governor only as q pnbkc man-and lis public meas ures alone were deseanted uPoA=-a they, no farther than the csii1mnloas charges of tlic Governor heretofore made, required him 10 do in seltte. fence. Tife Governor ihhis iinpfoyohce war uponhiF. C., lad even gone 50 tii as 10 charge hia4 with she offence oi Mr. s.eltler brothers political oPPosi. tion 10 tYiG1, thc Governor in hehtseng. Mf. C. admitted that t4ey had diaeEed in politics, and told the earse;--at t9ig cotnmc sceEncnt of the last warin aliieia thesWcst was 50 sitallY interested, and ',t least nine teaths Of her people cF9 ing oat for war tn redress slcir wrong. Coy. Pope was a Senater in e'onGFess. from Kentucky, and in violation of the express will of lis constituents, united with the Eedefalists of the North, and voted against that War, and against the measures Representing il successfully; which war the Crittendens, in conmoh with all the Republicans of Kentucky and Tennessee, advocated, and were IF the field contending against BrItishbay onets and savage sealpingkniyes, while His iExcellency was at home ehucklmg at our defeats, which made thousands of widows and orphans in q day, ana bnastiny If hie s4Lnarior wisdom iu fDIYs