Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-16

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appropriate instrument TO carry out the
piles and opinionsl Is it dc,ation for I,
nifty TO consult together for the purpose
ing concert Of action in the great and
contest in which they about to enpa pcl
is dictation. /, as an humble ipdividul
most cheerfully yield my Submission.
But is it taking the issue from the I
rather is it not preparing definite ISSUE
to adjudicate and decide, when thew s.
to that corrector of all evils, the Baizot
not organizing and marshallinp the Dl
forces, preparatory to entering the field.
and strike for their country's goodi
As well might you censure and dan.
army if our soil was polluted by mo
of hostile foe, for selecting their mo.td
well tried companion in arms for their
der, to lead them on to battle. WHY n
language Of those who urge their object
let every man be his own leadsr-bis
mander-each man fighting and warriu
ing to the dictates Of his own fcoline.
ment. The result is obvious; disorder
fusion would follow. and defeat would b
evita bis result. Like causes produce Ii
Let some three or four Democrats-in
to the wishes of their private friends--v
gard to the common good-come befor
pie of this State for the same Office.
sing to support the Democratic cause, if y
and the result is told. Our political end
ted, will triumph; and we will be left id
uation, which, of all others, is the most
precated. Living in a State, gcvernej
no. nh ;o
views of the interest Of the country. /
evil which every true Democrat concurt
ing may be averted. How can it be d
The answer is ut hand:-Let the watc
'principles, not men," Let every II
private predictions for men, be sacri
the altar Of his country's good. A
whole Democratic party, 10 a man, unit,
Of brothers, and patriots, and with a
Gus movement, go forth to meet the cor
my. Let them rally around the s
their country's interest, and contend,
comes men. and patriots, contcndino
country's safety, regn nrdIess of whose
be inscribed upon their banner, so
competent. land true to tho great ca dina IA
Of Democracy. Let but our souls o.
with this spirit. and triumph is suro, al ~
expiring moan of extlrpated whigger
waited from the State by the first wind 4,
over her bosom, after the first Monday ~
1914. But without this union, all is ID q
may console ourselves with the reflect I.
of our political misfortunes is tho res
fishress, and a devotion to men, insten
ciples. ~,
| But is il asked how this union is 10 ~
| would say, let the democracy in CT,
throughout the State, at some suitabIe
place, during this fall, hold mee,inss:ss =
every insta nee, due notice to all, ,ha ~
have the opportunity of attending if (" "
do. Select their delegates 10 attend a, CT
vention, taking the representation in tsa1
ture Of the State, as the rdtio of repres "a
the convention. And would sugces, ev1
! sideratlon of tho Democratic party, d.
Convention he holden at the city Of d u
beginning on tho 9Th day of January ysta'
when they shall have met to make NJ
tions, let them be made with q view ny
principles Of tho individuals selected =
as great amount Of talent. virtue and
as practica BILE. When this shal have
with spirit OF pure devotion to their c. ~ ~
drsInterestedness Of feeling. then Ieav. da,
Idue to the people, and all will be wel!ty. :
Would there be anything in a col 1ss
this character which would SAVIOR Of do an
Wrestling the election out of the hands was
and placing it in the hands Of the few'ti.G
Remember, TOO. that when the sci thsl
made by the convention, that the eepost
over. Then comes the contest in "
man has his vote. Each and every in "A
the privilege and right Of voting. and suhl
when selecting delegates. An can e Civ
their right, at the polls. Now, IS Han
r ,und for tbeso ob;ac,;,rs, eMa
There are none who object, but tho the e
no sympathy with the interest Of the Store
party. None oppose it bu, those who
10 'hleve their way into high places, v-en.
ing received majority Of tho votes u,
cast in the election. NEv
The reasons which have induced me
clusion, that the city of Little Rock,
day Of January, would be the most zee. Q
Time and place, for the convention TO
are these: The Supreme Cour, will me-
'iine al Little Rock. and there will, q :,
great many there at that time. who5 6
ahlity, will not be enabled to attend at
time and place, without great nconve - -
It Is desirable that as many should (.
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W.,,,- G. ~ A., vho b,
m, .n SPRINGS Va, avg The
ihe tournament came of here onsd deli
u was very thrilling and ia:eres;ins get
In beautiful valley bounded by lh.e., :
mock river, and shaded by primeval 9
were opened, and at the sound Of the