Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-16

hy, that the people Of
portion of the State,
y eye, upon central
do, and the late nomi-
Convention of "31, !"
of them in this section,
long. | do not mean
Inability Of a split or
bks, if the nomination
h the southern or mid
Far from 1t, they are
b a noble enthusiasm
81 and secondary consid-
will dictate a Difference to
Western and northern wings
,cotIse3 that the west has a deep
10 oaf national councils. We
and unprotected frontier, which
i've the border-citizon q more
ircct interest than those have,
ID .Jr of The S,nte, or along its
b. bord~r. And the iulha,bi-
ia.sYihsa! Distinction of party,
d or, fcation in having a
Repre llative in Congress.
be e .argng our remarks
b of \ Kansas, moro arigu-
brefe. cncc. permit us with
E, to add the following, by
candidate for Congress have
aoral and pc lilical integrity
ter, far better were it to be
he fruits of our triumph by
with distrust upon the politi.
nself a wing, yet has not the
y his sentiments publicly, un.
be opposition of those in pow
ssing county would rather
9e local preiudices to insure
nfully throw himself into the
pr bis national principles
wecn two parties, neither the
Yer, rarely has the respect OF
bid of political Caliban "four
a most delicate monster"
tied, that the political maa OF
ot make up his mind with re-
<cncy or constitutionalltv of a
X, afer all the lights which has
e subject, must either be very
certain. So with a tariff, and
bliticll matters, which form the
bal principles. Select men firm
Christians, who have and will
principles fcarlessly, and rise
ana then you will have the pa
Diligence of tho community to
hCl: FROM CRAWFORD.
THE WIGS OF CRAw.,..
RID COUNTY. -
the Wings Of Crawford coun.
lrt House, in Van Buren,, on the
Der 1913.
mes G. Stevenson was called to
IN B. Harvey, William A. Fail
l.. Griffith appointed secreta-
he meeting being stated by JAS
f, the Chair proceeded 10 appoint
lemen, a Committee to draft re-
We of the sense Of the meeting.
}, Esq, John Drennen. Whitfield
~, George Knox, Charles M.
NJ. Deweese, who retired, and
nee, reported through James A.
; following
: AND RESOLUTIONS.
era wford County, in common
en- elsewhere, feel solemnly inn
eccssity.:of again girding on their
nizing their forces for the great
of 1914.
ig party achieved a victory I'M
history Of our country. Then
lty people aroused and indignant
government abuses and mal-ad-
I'd borne on by a glorious enthu-
ction of which, is still dear to
lined in tho election of William
to the Presidency, one of the
ecisive rebukes of misgovern-
In the history of the world
hat the fruits Of that memora.
n a grca, measure been wrestcd
our pure and vlrtuOus Harrison
10 Treachery of his successor,
3 revived tho dropping spirits of
Who now, under their desperate
9 preparing to battle again man
Is OF victory" while the Wings
h a unanimity and enthusiasm
are rallying under the banner of
:klan, whose views of public po-
Its OF charcter entitle him above
MS, to the highest station within
op'e. Under such a leader we
and as our political brethren
The State are preparing for the
'c'' It behooves us therefore to
and we do now once for all,
~ AND enthusiastic support Of
,.hlg measures.
'ofe' that we cordially unite with
IN o!her counties Ct this State,
ties 10 the Convention to be held
Liule Rock, on the second Mon
'a4' and hereby delegate Messrs.
ames G. Stevenson and X. Nj.
'lord County, as such Delegates.
mar circumstances prevent Ell
named Delegates from attend
~ we delegate c. M. Hudspeth
Of G. w. Knox, Whitfield
ornate of james G. Slevenso ,
as the alternate Of X. M. De-