The weekly Arizonian., 1859-11-10

Arizonian, as non paying subscribers, living at the east and an addition of over one hundred DOT cent of intelligent subscribers, residing in this Territory, with increase in the same proportion, in our subscription list, throughout the east and west is an evidence " that no one pays any attention to 1t t;' then this sapeut cor- respondent for once, might be correct, but the iactis, the reverse is the ease We express the wishes of our entire people and in rot.rn, its views and the principles it advocates are en- dorsed, and it holds position at the present time, that under its former "editorship it never could have a'pircd to- We have in pre- yious numbers answered fully his empty as sertions, " that the opinions which the Arizon ian formerly expressed, are considered the true state of the case We have plainly stated and shown, he never had the manness while editing this paper to express an opinion of his, as relates to this Territory and his reteration of this ridiculous boast, in letter after letter, only calls for its denial, and a reference to the paper, while under his control, as an ample reiutation to this renewed lalsehood.
 Not satisfied with his efforts to misreprcscnt the true facts as to this Territory, 1ita has shown himself, equally anxious 60 injure those interests that may tend GO it's growth and de yclopemcnt Through disappointment and chagriu, that his valuable services were not enlisted in support of the Overland Mail Com pany about the time he desired to leave this country, he mast vent his spleen against one of the most important enterprises of the day. They not appreciating his valuable aid in their behalf, and equally indifferent, at his futile at tempts to traduce them by misrepresentation, refused him the offer of q free passage a.- though he promised if granted, he would make an equal return in his interesting and truthful letters. Thus foiled after repeated applications and finding inc Company inyulneraDle AS far as his attacks were concerned; he conld only exhibit his hatred by saying that the com plaints are loud and deep against the line, that nothing can be got fit to eat at about one-Lalf the stations He knew when he penned the above, that he was stating contemptiJle false hood-that the Company are ze2Ious in the care, and comfort bestowed on passengers, no one can deny; aud 1t is acknowledged by all who travel the road, that an abundance of eat ables are furnished at the various stations, and equal to the best, that could be supplied under 1 the circumstances. To this fact even CIa '" acknowledged, notwithstanding his statements his meals surpassed all expectations and equal ed the best to be lonnd on any stage route in the country. This foolish misrepresentation, was not matter ofmuch surprise to those who had previously read his le,ters-the character of the correspondent was so well appreciated in this section, that the remarks he made to injurc the Overland Mail Company were looked for ai the natural result of the prompt refusal to fyor him with free passage, and the expectations of our people have been realized.
 Showing in addition to the gross untr,ths, the Inconsistencies of which GHa" is guilty of, he says in one of his celebrated letters " hat an exploring party from the San Pedro Valley report no places fit for settlement" and inthe one following, to prove his argument of theme cessity of protection, he states that sevra
 families of Americans have settled in the san Pedro Valley and We may expect every da' to hear that they are exterminated, or all tieir property stolen. This is only another wi, dence of the utter impossJlity of th. cores pendent to speak the truth In his first letter so desrous was he to misrepresent the value of one of the finest valleys 60 be found in any country he said that which he knew to be uu true and without proof and in his next ,ne ] ouuny anXiOus in bis nretended frendhin