Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-12-23


ciples, why were not the services Of 'heprosens
Editor. DR.. Borland, when he first visited tho
pock and rendered them procured! Would 10
unsunpor,ed by truth were TO say they foared.o
,r,s, him. least he SHOULD not prove sufficiently
Mi, n, instrument in their hands, least tho sacrile
oious prostitution of Democratic principles, and
the Democratic press should cause him 10 revolt.
LIE. facts speak for themselves, and let tho
crimson blush of shame stain tho cheeks Of those
who have thus acted.
Another reason why the Democracy are called
upon in defence of their principles, to repudia'e
the ac.incs and dongs Of this minority Conven'
ton is. the nomination Tor Governor. was conier'
ed upon Elias N. Conway, an act when IN inc ae-
conc. of ali others would have boon sufficient to
show conc,usvely, s.that there was something
rotten in Denmark" For If that Convention da
ono act more Supremacy ridiculous, IN us SELL ana
more individually suicidal 10 tho principles winch
they proftssed to entertaia' 70 up.
resent, foster, nd protect. thA ahoEhef'" WIS
the nomination of Elias N. CoSay for Governor
of Arkansas.
Am asked what i, is whchuakes this hSlv,-
ina,ion so outrage so ruinou.so utterly mex.
cusab!e! | answer, no is one Of that "bahner
prostitu.ing, office seeking clqueI He is mere
youth, carcely Constitu,onally eltble; boyish III
his appea rance. and extremely puke in his men
tai organization and developemcnS and knows as
little of great National Affairs, and tie extensive,
and liberal principles upon whi:hn Nation, or
State should be governed, he is ignorant OF his
own true worth and merit. lie ignorant
n great measure. OF the principles when tue ~
~ Processes; and as a matter Of c1use. wao,I
incapable of meeting and con,endins witn~drr, =
litcal enemies before the people. tie viii create
feelings of contempt in the minds Of all, for him.
Sc If as pubrOman; and consequently contempt
in tho minds Of tho less rejecting. for The princ-
pies Of which no processes to be the champion, tho
expounder; and thereby cause the most disastrous
results to fall upon the country and the party.
For as certain as truth is immu.abc, IT Ems N.
Conway remains upon The party ticket, just SO
certain will defeat and confusion rest upon, and
cover that party,
Is the party then 10 DO beaten. her prncipcs TO
be dcsccra,,d, and ,rumplcl under FOOT and tho
oiious, and neinrious principles ct WhisHsry
spring up, and flourish upon their ruin; AID ta:
too, in this land, where might say The "rir' 'GI
e., OF Democracy are indigenous, where iccy ave
iuxuriantly lourshed and ripcncd into matdiv,
and TO accomplish what end is ms Srs>,sacri,.
donna ndrd az the anhs of The Demo, AL 80, I,
; 1t is Tor no moro noble end than 20 CRAFTY LA
vai1glory of an cgo.isucai youth, who kas never
done one act. either for tho good OF tic State, or
r tho Democratic cause, without icing amply re-
crib for he Inns holden snecure office sincs IL.
frs, hcur he set foot upon The soil OF the Stale.
and who has never earned iii all his life, one dol.
lar, which was net the SALARY Of an officer. lie
has never been n private citizen; he knows moth.
ing "f those feelings which swell the bosom of tho
= patriot who fights for principles for tho sake of
night, and for the good OF their country, without
r asking or desiring office.
e will not pro,ract this piper longer. | will not
q 90 into detail of the gross and damning injus.
ice hich has been done to oder. ADLER. and bet.
Ter men. | will not dcscant al His lime upon tho
relative merits OF Conway, and those who have
o been uncerimonousy thrust aside to mako way
for the last scion Of that family which have ever
BON in office, and only yield one place of emolu
nlsnt to be elevated to another OF higher grade
! now ask, have redeemed the pledge made in
: my last, to show that the December Convention
, was packed, and filthy affair." and gross impc.
t slon on the Democratic Party! II so, nrc tn
4 Democrats ready, and willing 20 meet in Dsm,-
cratic Contention, where the wishes Of the whoi
= party can be known through their representatives.
y If You arc, 60 to work, hold county meetings. and
c nominate delegates, who will attend. Send the !,
q and let them saect the mon whom the party wish
10 support. Will those who nsp:rants TO Office
submit their claims ton full Convention, an ahsi
: ITS decision! Will Elias N. Conway submit
his claims to Con, en,ion thus uniran,eIed, and
un'hfiuencod by sigster nnd personal motives,
. and representing tip whole and on,ire party. and
let go his hold to tts miserable subsrfuge Of an
excuse which no sea up for thrustins himself up.
It on the party! VIA he do il, or will no cling to
y the .yranncal mandate Of minority Convention.
and continue TO attempt to crowd hmsolf upon usl
= Will DR.. Chapman think It unreasonable to cali
upon him to submit his claims 10 a full Conven.
= ton! Although am Of tho opihion that no would
even III that event be the choce OF the party still
deem It his duty to submit his claims to tho de.
cslon OF the whole party trough their represen-
tn,iscs in Convention vi no, the Helena Jour.
nal unturl ho' flag to the breczo. yea and n-a It
to the mast, and cry nou for fdl. fro. cd az
: restrained expression Of The will Of the pare.
the selection of her cahfda,esl
And lastly, will pat the 'Banner,' yea, the
Banner " itself, cSnc out, and nobiy rcde. 70 /
self from the chage which is on the tongue Of
every one. hopahat press, which should b. &,
!, pride and mains,ny Of all true Democ,its. will
for onco act noby, and thereby redeem her last
fading and ruiyd hopes by one noble and dIs.>t
.eresied deed. She must do ii. o, .:s' sun y,
soon go dowgand that ex'r 70 darkness AMI
gloom, amidhc Kisses. Hn, "a, and e'ecra,ons Of
be heard RICHARD.