The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-16

he is by political and partzan zea wrong as hold him to be i'll his political creed, be is still possessed of all the essential attributes of gentleman Naked of moral intellectual greatness, he possesses much mo- ral worth. Contrasted with ihe herd of groyelng sycophans and corrupt knaves who exut his ere duIiiy and mai boast of their own treachery, he IS
 like the solitary geam of distant star, shining amlda palpable darkness. With a moral weakness the ust- al concomtan of goodness of heart he forgot andfoT- gave the abuse heretofore avshed upon him by your subalterns and placed himself again n their power- He has again suffered himself to be cajoed, deceived and deuded by men for whom at heart lie cannot but entertain supreme and ineflable contempt. II argues little for his wisdom, but much for his forgiyng meek ness. IL may be that the denouoment will have taken place ere this number IS pubshedt not, you will n- derstand that 1 write with full knowledge ot your plans and purposes. venture to predict that Gov. Fulton will reap the full reward of his simple credull- y. Cast of, abandoned, mocked at, by even the ba dregs of the party, he will have full leisure to la men that unkind nature framed him innocenty unsus- picousa ready prey to the prohigate political sharper
 Gov. Fulton will never be elected Senator with your good will and that of your party Nature was boun-
 eous enough to him to unfit him for being your col league The mamnoh County in the northwest pre- sented a apt, doeie and interruptions instrument of your will There you found possessed of eye- " requisite which might recommend him to your kind consideration. l shall not stoop to anayze his char aeter, neither shall bestow upon him than pass ing notice. Did anticipate the possibility of his eec ton, might be moved to speak harshly of hm-but as 1t IS, make no war upon those whom God has left dolenceess. He Is your choice. Will you be suffered to exercise that choice
 By the indiscreet volubity of one ofyour friends, am advised that there Is another candidate III the field, one who force you diid yours to lis support. mean Chester .9shtey. Desrous as l may be to doubt the correctness of this information, l reluctantly compelled !o believe it. wait now with feverish 4lo nitot xptI. ocean of doubt to which can see no shore. All my estimates and conceptions of unbushing mpudenee and shameless efrontery surpassed by the reality, If he dare offer himself as candidate for the United States Senate If any Representative of the people can be found, utterly reckless of his duty to sup port his pretenslons,I must confess that have hther to never formed any adequate idea of the extent to which party corruption, political degradation and moral obiquty of vision could be carried But do not be- liete that you wish him elected. Infinitely your supe rIer as he IS n talent and capacity, is not in your ture to desire him your colleague. You would choose rather the other who IS infinitely your nfe rior. 1 have yet another ground on which to hope you will oppose his election As 1t is the first compliment
 have paid you, 1t will doubtless be appreciated.-- Earnestly you have tried to sthe and to strangle t.
 little has been called into exercise in your of ambition and demagogusm, will yet believe that
 there is left in your heart spark or two of good and noble feeling, of disnterested patriotism, which the iron heel oi party has no been able wholly to tread out.
 The treatment which Gov. Fulton has received, pla- ces the leaders of your party upon pinnacle of base ness and fraudulent lahessness heretofore unaaned. The page of history which records it will be profta- ble study through all future time to the unprncpled as pirant who may desire to arrive at the perfection of proaigate political treachcry darker page may be written of the history of the State If so, hope you may be in no way the instrument. Gov. Fulton may have deserved his fate; he may have deserved political death, though not at the hands of such executoners Your country has done you injury bitter and ir- reparabe to warrant the fearful revenge you would now take upon her. CASCA.