Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-19

GF'We hope the democracy of Arkansas, will
not relax its exertions in the good cause upon
count of the glorious triumph in our receneState
elections. We exhort our friends throughut the
State-in every county to continue their laudable
exertions behalf Of democracy and our coun-
try. Let it be a matter of pride with US 10 turn
out, and givea decisive token of our devotion to
democratic principles. The 4th November next,
ought TO be proud day for Arkansas indomiia-
bic democracy. On that day hangs the destines
of the two great political parties in this glorious
republic. On that day we have again right to
say, as freemen, whether we prefer our present
independence or $4,000 900 monster-wheth-
r we would prefer to see the "Lone Starr ben-
banner, or see it received in the embraces of the
proud galaxy of its American sisters. All the
information that have received convinces US that
we can carry the State by much larger majority
for Polk and DaAas-1eras and Oregon, than
what we did for our Democratic candidates for
Governor and for Congress.
Let not any excuse prevent democrat from
.comngto the polls on that glorious day-let every
one share the a,lres to be gained upon that gIori-
GUS occasion. fthe democracy of Arkansas will
turn out on that day, will win tho title of BAN
ner State Of democracy-a proud title. And who
could not aid to win and wear it!
G"There is no mistaking the signs ofthe ,imes''
the spirit of "'76" is up-the democ y, invinci.
BILE when arouseG-is in active preparation for the
battle in November; and on that battle field vcto-
~ will perch upon the pennon of the democr tic
host or there is sign in mass meetings, hickory
pole rnisngs, &c. Coonskinning has commenced
with the season; and tho fur of that cunning animal
will be ''dog cheap
OE"Now, by St. Paul, the work goes bravey
on!'' The democratic ranks are augmen,ins in
all portions Of the country. In every State, we
hear of EA'Governors, Wing Electors, members
Of Congress, and others coming out of the foul pa
ty. Our exchanges exhibit long lists Of the names
Of the "bone and sinew' members of the whig par.
ty, who voted for Harrison, but who cannot, "for
their consciences,' go it for the "Mll Boy" Evil
dence that the democracy is "on tho tide that flows
10 fortune" exist not only in other States. we have
it before US in our own.
Hampstead county has come over to Polk and
leaas. The wings have just saved Pulaski the
:'heart Of "higgery" by the skin of their teeth.
We know of changes from whiggery in our ow n
county.-even in cur little town. The cry is
change-change-c we.comc.
GfThe "Mill Boy" admits that the abolition
lists in Maine, belong to the whig party. 1t ac-
counts for the decrease in the whig party, by the
organization of the abolition party; and expects
them to vote for Clay in November.
D"Pv '"u 'i't" ; -. r,
will show at the ballot, on next Monday, which of
these two men (lell and Walker) they believe to
te influenced, by "unprinciped umbiIon.''-
Washington Telegraph.
And they have decided according the rule of the
Telegraph that DarM UaHer is the "unp~in
pled' aspirant; and that ARCHIBALD YELL is
deemed worthy of their suffrage.
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
The death of our highly respected Senator Gov.
Fulton. has caused a vacancy in the U. s. Senate;
and it devoves upon the Legislature, which GOV.
venes next month. to fill the vacancy. We have