The Arkansas banner., 1844-06-26
For kfe .4J3tGnsas bonner. TO THE DEMOCRACY OF PULASKI

For He .4J4raas1s bonner.
 10 IiIE DEMOCRACY OF PULASKI
 COUNTY.
 The 6th of this month was fixed as the day for a meeting of the Democracy of this county to select their candidates. That day arrived and we lad very few in attendance But two townships were represented. The consequence was that no nominations were made, and the meeting was adjourned ovet to Saturday, the 29th of this month, which is neat Saturday.
 Let all true Democrats be sure to attend next Saturday-all who feel an interest in the welfare of their country, and in the tri- umph of our cherished principles We were never opposed to ticket of less popular strength In this county, than the present ticket of the Clay Club. Why this seeming indif- ference and apathy, on the part of the De- mocrats? It Is true we have amongst us a few Democrats, who are always in the back ground, who are in constant fear of respon- sibility, who take flight at the first sound of a Democratic meeting. We'll, let all such stay away. But let every man who has a heart n him, manifest his devotion to sound principles, and the cause of good govern meht, by his presence on neat SatWdag.- Let hlm take part ill the selection of suitable and proper candidates to represent us in the next legislature, and united, and with full ticket of good and true men, we will give vigorous fight to the organized Little Rock Clay Club.
 Where is the man who will not attend Where Is he that will coldly walk off and say, am satisfied with any the party may nominate, I'll go for thens Such men are worth but little to the principles they adYo- cate. Are we ill minority any longer in this county? Who can say so of his own knowledge? No one. Did party ever fail to be defeated, which felt and manifested no interest in, or desire for success? What Is the course of our opponents, what their con- duct ill this county It is spirited in the highest degree.
 Does that fact COW down the Democracy? It should rather arouse them to renewed life, energy, and spirit. ltshoulfi be to the Wings, but another token by which they should have the harder fight.
 Our nominations must be made at our next We cannot, consistently with pru- dence, again defer 1t. Let every true Demo- crat be present. And by the way, those of opposite politics who have so little self re- spect, as to attempt to intemeddIe i'll De- mocratic meeting, ought to learn to stay away. Let every Democrat who is not dis posed to see the county of Pulaski go, by default, for the Clay Club Little Rock ticket, make his appearance at the City Hall, pre- pared to select and fix upon candidates, to the interests of the farmers and mechanics of old Pulaski. The mechanics of this city have deep interest in the Iegis- lation of our next General Assembly, The farmers of the county too, have deep inte- rest at stake They want protection from this corporation, its heavy debt, and exclusive privileges. They want the interests of the county looked after, as well as those of the of Little Rock. Unite! unite!- Down with all grumbling, and all discontent- ed grnmblersl Up with the banner of true Democracy, and let us give them fight
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