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 sincerely should rejoice if l could Sf political differences calmly consider ~ confined to difference of principle; % happy state, it does seem, can never
 . It is a familiar fact to every one
 discontented and ambitious men who
 ent lead the whig party, "a party, the
 whom, are as sincerely devoted to
 ountry as are the democracy,) have
 in this State, done all the writing, all Paking, and all the bragging. Those
 e out, and they want to get in office,
 icy are entirely reckless of the means
 ke, if it will but bring success. To
 le am proud to acknowledge here
 ere bright exception; but they are
 to leaven the mass. The democrats lnliormly and quietly submitted to all |ntemperate insolence, and unsparing
 have borne and forborne with signal Fe and fortitude, and never haUe turned Fse'r td'Qltiag acranglers, until driven
 last extremity. So 1t is now they (hosen their ground with their usual
 of all scruple, and upon 1t the de
 y must meet them.
 Qy communication last proceeding this,
 in substance, that at the hands of all pnnected with the Real Estate Bank,
 as assignees or as stockholders, Mir.
 eseved to be dismissed from his very
 ye attorneyship. Some of the reasons
 had induced me to this conclusion l
 Promised to impart. will impari the Fs they have come to me, and those (Which have come to me in form sui
 y distinct to justify belief, where nei- Fenal nor explanation is given. And IS scarcely to be believed, even with fplanation; and 1 would, without hesi-
 cast it all from me, but that the parties |ned, if innocent, will feel under sincere ftlon to me, for the information con-
 and the opportunity afforded triumph |'o vlndicate themselves from uncharit- ana lnvidious suspicious and but for ||cs that, with christian spirit, would good for evil, to those, to whose bo- mercy has long been c stranger, where
 me prlvate fortunes or regulations ol P ther fellow citizens were concerned Fy belonged but to the democratic party
 rlke's reputation as lawyer is con Poiei indeed 1t out ranks that of any ol Po'ner members at the Arkansas Bar |ie himself would not feel at all uneasy seat, Ii you styled him he greates' |Gt hls age. But to all this 1 can no [rloe. l will, however, say, that he is [yef oi no inconsiderable merit and skill (' point him to his own admissions te h 'ilal he IS interruptions in availing oI U ' laaavantage which it giveshim, whether !, HIS opponent or his client: to show ne IS Tree to use that skill against tha which fathered him in hi: s,'y' founded his fortunes, and gave hin le, and against those confding friend: 1ra.fusted r all things in the matter of tht '1'a'e bank to his integrity and discre'
 As the attorney of the Real Estate , as Wnen the Directory had assembled te sef s ol their broken fortunes and bank tton,ui'lon, tea, he drew up the assignment .o,'' .o.a dardmage of lis confdential post ;"porate s an that instrument c prorisio, ,a,:, ,a,:si, eoertensire arith the uery ife 9 s'a1'son :. <: He made his place, as attor. ~ ~. i's present exhorbitant pay and per o, ' 1satter of contract, so that should :. 9,as'ea' he would still recover for tht ,0 ,5"1 years the assignment is to last, hi, so Y Per a'inum, and tbe annual ra7ue O : ss3a's'fes, It is not in every instance