The Arkansas banner., 1844-09-11

of whiggery. They are too late--tbs, has departedn
 WAsHTNGToN Coux7Y Al,
 "lt affords me the greatest qrafi6s.1 assure you of the cheering prospects Democracy, in this portion of l5. The fire of enthusiasm burns in eyer and the excitement in favor of PolE,s las, reminds me of the glorious daysd Hlckory.8 Charges from the ranks d gery are numerous. Iknow numbar county, who, for the last few yeaT been estfanged from their party. on I, ol the bad conduct of some nembs,, Democratic party. These have bee1i5 to vote with the Whigs, in order to as of prolessed democrats of exee5Is personal character. But they have se those who are loudest in profession, o esty are not the most to be relied on cry oi Hjef, against Ball has lost is and cannot be made to operate aqana who were his friends at a time when above suspicion. It comes with absl from the personal friends, and politcl | ciates, of Charles Botsford-noW Penetentiary. There are men beg were familiar and bosom friends of Ba| who tried to make a prominent man d and who are, even now, trying to mas democratic party odious through the deeds of Baflt There are whigs hetl clam office upon the ground of thef| honesty, who have recently been eaal some tolerably dirty tricks, which Ial name. All this together with the noml| of Polk against Clay, has brought back ! Democrats to their first love. Pok1 jorlty, in this county, will greatly ezce8| of Van Buren, in 1840.
 aeas afraid th withdrawal of Chapman would throuI party into confusion, and endangeroij cess, in the contest for Governor. B fears proved groundless. Here, VIC vi l lv around DREW, to man. Wem fled with the high character he sustain all who know him. don't know one Byrd-man, and fco THllegmen end of the State. One ofahem IS ap the Circuit Court, the other is a d < own hooko candidate for Congress 42, who returned here a few days i from Texas, and is going it for Bya l Fully He is now working in the san ces with Heller, who abused him n i No fears need be felt for the success DREW, if the balance of the counF anything like its duty.
 nf tb grossional canvass it is almost neea speak. YELI's majority, in all the F counties will be overwhelming.
 cannot get majority in more than tn ties Independence, and perhaps Wha1 of the Arkansas river and west of the $ Ddoy must continue the practice afih | we can't spare him from the bar.
 < * For the Legishla5| things are about right. In this couhEI will elect one Senator; and four, al ls not fDe of the Representatives. NoT| running in Benton county One running in Madison, and one in CaHol no chance ofsuccess. In Crawfofd@| elect our ticket complete.
 We have just learned of the death d FULTON. This melancholy intellggens cast a gloom over his numerous lrInl]] this place.
 "CR&wroRD COUNTY, sept. j. 1
 'On yesterday, Col. ASHLEY, one 2 democratic candidates for elector, sP@ll Van Ruren to a large and respectable ence, some three and a half hours, en'lsl the satisfaction of all (the democrats, a who heard him. All parties, even tR admit it to have been very credIlaOl 3 and all unite in praising his argunlen' the constitutionality of Unlted slaF, as superior to any argument on lfalSI has been made at that place. lie lsss r.sI Van Buren to-day, at the earnest sos of many citizens that he should mayer at Fort Smith, where he will sPeA