Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-04-20

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seems to be getting little Indifferent about tho
matter.
Dick Slaughter, learn, has concluded to r..
present Perry county, in our next Legislature.
Learn from Maj. BuHfrog's letter, from Popo
county, that the Clay Club there is doing but M.
Tie good, although, the Maj. avs, he has uovor
!aken greater interest in any thing since he was
IN the Legislature of Tennesses. Cant. Unani.
NOUS wrote 10 him this morning, saying, skeep
IN good cheer;;' "for," said he, "Blessed are ihev
'0ho holdeth out faithfully 10 The end" '''
have just been talking 10 Darid who has ~.
Gently returned from Scott county,. and he tell.
mo that no is satisfied that he will got ma iority ia
tho counties Of Scott and Crawford. He also te,is
mo that from the best information he can get. he
will beat ChapHan 1000 votes in Judge Hoae,s
circuit, thereby making difference of 1000 from
any thing which Wing has ever done heretofore.
And II am not mistaken as TO this" said he,
~ Will beat Chapman somewhere, from thirteen
10 eighteen hundred votes in the State''! Then
asked him how he managed 90 well, and he said,
'.when got into a crowd of Loco's anywhare in
me North, don't say word about belonging toa
Clay Club; tell them am in favor of high Tariff
SO as TO have cheap goods; that am q Northern
man, ana that my interest is the interest of the
Northern people; and if anything should be said
about United States Bank, laugh little, and
refer TO the vote gave in tho Legislature, on tho
subject. So you see Bob, it is quito an easy mat.
"Squdiiers." - :
David says he fears but one thing, which il.
that, the Loco's will contrive some way to get
the Governor out for Congress when they meet in
tneir second Convention; and if they should he
thinks it guile doubtful whether he will DO able to
peat hIm. But it is my opinion that no can boat
the governor or any other man whose politics ars
SO well defined; for in the event the Governor
should run, he would have to stick closely to the
side of Democracy, while David would have lati.
tube. -.
so think upon the whole we may put David
down as Congressman.
have more fears about Doctor Gibson's elec-
tion, than have of any Of our Candidates. 1t is
oeing reported in this county, that few years ago
no borrowed from the Real Estate Bank SIC, 900,
and has mover paid in dollar since, nor don't in
tend to. This, you know Jim is calculated to
nigh about ruin him, since our motto is, "Pu. the
Locos out Of 90ce so as 10 get honest men in." So
you see will be necessary for US TO endeavor to
keep the minds of the peop Pile drawn off from this
as much as possible, by telling them what Old Ball
has done, merely to the total ruin of the State.
~ %s!!ss ne, !hsI Mai; Sasiaas says, i would
set OF hobbies, so as to be uniform throughout
Inc State; and since the North west part Of tho
State has tho greatest bulk of population, he wants
the Club, at this place 10 meet and agree upon
them. This, have no doubt our leading mon
will do, and then will make due report thereof.
You know Jim, that when David is in Craw.
ford, Scott, Franklin or Washington county, ho
calls himselfa Jackson Wig" while "NorA
arkansas says, there is no mistake about Dapid's
being good Wing, because he poted Tor John, @.
Adams in preference to Gen. Jackson.
So you see Jim, what the Major recommends Is
entirely judicious.
Sabinus wrote to Capt. Ucelens short timo
ago, that our Club must quit fussing about telling
secrets &c.; or he would be under the painful no.
cessity Of taking our charter from US. So in or.
der to make sure work Capt. Ucelens says, no is
determined that our private business for tho fn-
ture shalt be conducted by himself, Capt. Unani-
nous, Sal, Dauid. Lewis 1, and myself; and when
Sal, Leris l. and David are absent, then by tho
Two Captains and myself, only.
So you see Jim, we are going in for close work
hereafter.
have also lately received letters, from Col.
anderson, Col. Feeder, and several other leading
Wings, Of Benton county, but since have alrea-
dy continued this letter to q considerable length,
l cant give the particulars now. l will write to
you, or some ofth friends in your county, again
before long.
have the honor to be, yours, &c.
BOB SNlPES,
Reporter for the Clay Club, Fayetteville.