The Arkansas advocate., 1833-11-13

-. - Olt lfP ditlon that a felon could ns. eominaS and exposed, and the double Haa 2, detseI1 winch ysn stood convicted sueacAers : that my day of delusion ,ysa sonvluced ys that time you have been ons.'. ss oser. ff0s fs without having yet fonad dIa'y In nagse would accept your Services rlp party aIa now serve, declare that tba ne rnen yo yonr collar a. Is forgery. and ibst ata'e apal none oi 1heirs. ] have heard a' ,A A'0aaf, men you are so ambitious to ,a 'Ae Yen nounce you as fool and sees.s sssfve, de you ever forget whilst memorS S'sl' Ca the biighting, whitening scorp ,;e ;eeaeus your proyerbial selfish lreacLaa'.' "''l Rtiei 1idy was portrayed to you. faes , sadfa aue leaoing member of the party yase, yae, ana nov serve, in the Superb, ,0a tAea room, ID July, 1881! ], with or, ceqa others, was then present, when sa sa0sd
 told among other equally seya! ,0l FlaI that you were destitue of prine;sI. 'iaia itticai honesty-that your snnno,, ,rie otf hsh and mercenary, and that yos "as set ways been sspolitical pirato ;Su ], ladik LOOK upon you, and there was wr;,'s asas
 your every conyulsed and palljd 'ssaeaoa soa coaoard and slaue. You uttered lsalaie then, Tn yindication of what ra ssa " s9lla to term your character. Ton tSae pea'sal knew you had none 10 defend. . s.,t Iele eald| Deunced Jon in the street. .s eaa a'nlef de Governor Pope treated you v;tl seorn and contempt, at dininn s ePesl tlls place, and yet you have faypsag ps'g ll
 and eourted, and clung to them. w;ls 'if s T
 more devotion. "''a lls
 In lS23, a third Circuit was cre.,,a the Territory, and yoa were ass,aas5 ss'sa II
 hold the Courts on the MississinnS; Sl'u '
 had no sooner reached your now l..
 than you sold yourselfto Sylyapus pt;v. su
 and became his instrument to ern.l .'l a
 but promising young gentleman. wbsa1 p'a
 could not swerye to his purpose. Tosr. this, you prostitutcd your office. and ,ss.
 ed to approve his bond as clerk aI,lsas
 | knew tihatit was amply sufficient N sir, he rendered you half the couny sa
 asked return Of tho bond to oct fla ii. .s ss'i
 natures-you refused either 10 retn,o
 bond or pass upon it. He then told V. some honely truths, and you were lnI
 aough to present an empsy gun a i.II
 breast, ard he shot you. This was thets
 timony in open Court, which you bets
 the trial perverted into a deliberate < tempt al assassination. Since then. ym have in Kentucky, held up this trsna,
 ton as the act of an unprincipled muae CT, when you knew that that gentIsnl1I was, and IS, every way superior in stanl ]
 ing, and that Governor Izard, after faNie !
 sestigation of the facts, made hin slergI of the same county short time aflerWsrd
 From the time you were justly puaisbe
 for your baseness to Biscoe, to ls27, ftpI
 were scarcely known to exist, aueHi
 through your admonitions to thc 'lresat CT quarterly, for services yoa neyerlla dered, with the exception of an inlefces. sion you made 10 me, through I. ". NfF. ton, then resident at my house, in lSss
 for reconciliation. Newton urged me kI receive note from yoH, and l pemila ] myself to relenf. You wrote me uTstr me to be reconeiled to you, and sayilg
 me that if l would consent, you voadt
 ven wait on me at my house to effect il 1 object. Tn 1897, 1 again met yousIk | Mouth Of White river, on my way tea City of Washington. You were tisa suffering, whining, pennyIess dePendaa
 You sought an interview with me--Ja portrayed the desolation of your sualia
 and meekly resigned yourself 10 the #lla l Providence. You professed yourself christian, and was fool enough toFI you, and believe that tine Bible coHId naisI a good man even of Thomas P, Eskriasa | When ] reached Washington, found ha | there existed vacancy on onr Supef@ Court bench, and that MT. Conway hadip der the influence of feelings similar taaI own, nominated you to the President
 remembered the situation Tn which IA just left you, crushed, heart-brokan sA dying, and l could not say no. 1 ena with him, waited upon the President, sa urged your claims, and you were app0la,, ed; and from that moment found ilall had placed serpent in my path, sma cold bseoded, selfish, self corrupt, Hslst nary wretch on the judgment sea- which he has never ceased to pollnle- You affect to disbeIieye that l nominate 1 you to the President. Mir. Clay wasFe sent, and deeply solicitors for the succsa of an able and upright man from ms osa , State, who would have certainly suceesa' | cd, but for the earnest claim set ap of 'as | Judge from the Territory. II vas yeb' local situation, not your deseris wn'a gave you success. Having been appe'as ed by Mr. Adams, you were his warn sar porter as well as MT. CIay's, during '1sa in power. and at Paollsu u% ners in Lexington, recorded you, ''a General Jackson vas eleo'ss {. | and before the July following you We'saS warm supporter, and the denuncla'', ssa your old patrons. In the last e'ec'op'a 7. had the hardihood actually to oPpU's z" .s because of my attachment 10 MT. ol'l .,ss ss Mr. Adams, when I had heard you s' ienounce General Jackson as vlllas' ros, ,m fan and street bully. did exposs b, impudeDce on the s'anr ,;ap rot which yon have dared the prpilca:.,vsa Iot nade; that publication was desigGes .',;os 10 City-you were winuS .as,ire fisk broken head for the sake ol ss'~,rs s,s,s , re-appointment--time alone esa ahln,e. low well you have calculated 'ns ''
 md cost. ,e,vi anl Conway in this Territory Ioi oy..y@'sis ss,ne. as a,biect to tl,e clearest proof, thai y0p hsr,ss s
 d sides t,eice. In the eiec'lol 1,O o tset