The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-29


 for heir services in the cause of their Hasier, will, doubtless, be the chief meaas of introducing them into genteel society and securing for themselves the peculiar appreciation of his committee, and the States Attorney General. This last iaairiduGi has long been acting (with another whose name we sball'not meution) for the committee, but notuntil recently, has bc had the ae1re of man sufficient to show his position.
 ag- Wn. F. WOODRUFF, CHAIRMAN OF '" "AsnLEY's COMMITTEE, AND DlsoRGAN- tzgR IN TIE DEMOCRATIC RANKs.-The columns of the last Gazette are again well filled with the islander and abuse of thls re- creapt demaeogue and reckless. politician. Having wholly disPaired of reluing the char Lges made against him of Federalism and a strong hankerng to get back amongst those o his federal John Quincy Adams associates he pays no attention to charges preferred against him, but attempts 10 di"ert public attention from them, by reilerating stale ard unfounded ones against Gov Yell and our self In glancing over the public sentiment letters published, as we suppose, ill his DOT ton of the Ashley Organ, we find some that eXult not little, at his being retained in the Post office here. In a conversation with Woodruff some time since, and about the time he was having Patitoa circulated about here, principally signed by the Wings, 10 retain him in the Post office, we, among other democrats refused 10 sign t, and for very tangible reason too, and remarked to Mr Woodruff, that VIC would give him lhe reason why We did noi sign il, if he desired us 10 do SO. To this HE DID NOT MAKE ANY REPLY. We will give him the reason yet, through the columns of the Ban ner, and NE NOW dare him to demand il.
 GYM. r. WoouEUrF, again, Chair@aa l of .ashleg,s Gommi8ec,o rank old FEBER- ALlsT and pIsoRG8sIzgR in the Democrat ic ranks. Hear him in the Ashley organ of Monday, he says, ii is saflicieufor me to say, that anna DEMOCRAT, and ever have been from ny chil5ihood-.having been nur- tured in the CRADLE OF DEMoeRAcY''- 1 Could any man make a more bareiaccd and ridiculous assertion than this of Woodrun's. l We will call to the recollection of Wm. F. l Woodruff, Ais declaration, n January last, made about the adjournment of the Demo cratic convention, in the presence of David Maxwell, Esq, of White county and oursel. We want Democrats to compare the state ment of Woodruff as quoted above, with tie following: h tbc Posi of'ec oi Lid7c Roet, ia Jaaaary 1846, I'm. E. UoodruF sajd "that he aeeef had ahy political principles aaa 1885 or lS36, Hat he did a9l Lao1c a,- ii a6oa, ttat tias, 1ek4t Pefiy de beloaged io.o Fer the truth of ihis statement we ap- i peal Co David Maxwell, Esq, of White coun- ty,ia whose presence it was made, and whose attention was called to il by us, in rcpudia- ting the deelaratioa-upon which, Woodruff made one or two feeble efforts to explain his position at that time, which resulted in a ~eak c6ori and totoi failure We dare Wm. F. Woodruff to deny using the language here imputed to him. Can any man recon cile the statemenls,of Woodruff, made ,o Mr. David Maxwell and ouysef in January, IS t6, wiih those contained in the Gazette ol the 27th inst3 Ne say they cannot Can Woodruff himself reconcile them3 II he caa, we say do 1t.
 t~t- How DOES IT u>rptN.-That the Banner which is regularly published, and placed ia He Pos Q6jee here, ia due time, reach our subscribers in many instances, oa}g once in three or four weeks We recelve many complaints that such is the case.
 No longer ago than last week, subscriber, whois one of the most respectable auda substantial men in the State, informed Hs that although his post office was on the stagc roaa and only sl miles from this City, he rarely received the Banner more than oace n Afee ,ccc51
 Whenit is considered hat WI E. WoopRurr is the Post Master hera-tlat the Banner is engaged in exposing his m;sdeels--aud that it IS to his ia- ieresi, and Ashey's that our circulation should be obsruced, the people need not wonder tat We are opposed toshis remaining in control of the Post office When WoopRUFF's own paper shall be established, we, doubtless, will stand but poor chance to be heard, through the Post office. More of this hereafter.
 MEMPHIS HorELs.-We invite attention 10 the advertisement, in to-day's Banner, ol the '.City Hoteln at Memphis We feel fully warranted, upon the information of Liose selo hnoc, in assuring such of our readers as may : visit Memphis, that this Hotel and it's ac- complished proprietor have no superior and few equals in the Western country, in all the requisites to please the transient visitor or permanent boarder Let those who wis il Memphis give them trial.
 G5@The attention of our readers is invited to the Card" of CLARENCE MoxuRnvlIIr. which may be found in another column. FORT WAYNE.
 We are indebted to the HoN. A. YELL. our indelatigable Representative in Congress tor copies of the suhOineA corresnondance