The Arkansas banner., 1844-04-03
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 ..,oepars Without organization, |s,5s Scsptre aciH depart from Jadea.'' l z EDlroR-I am no violent partizan, 4 &1,dinarily, take but little interest in the
 'a, contests of the day. But, sir, the
 ,e which is, a91e, going on, in this State '.,rouohout the Union, is, in my opinion, E,Ie for. perhaps, quarter of a century, |s,sstioa ,s whether the Federal or the t5gcaa party shall have the ascendaney \ eountry. This is an important ques- @ snd upon its decision depends the veal
 ea of our country, in her most impor- Enterests. As Democrat, therefore, l K deep solicitude for the success of our \ ensure this success is easy, at least E,,s here in Arkansas, if we will but lay S all bickerings and dissentions among s ves. and harmonize and act together as ob,es brethren of a pure faith, and patfi- IfnrDoses. If we will do this, victory is Sa; for even our political opponents-the Ss. do not profess to have any hope ! from our divisions among ourselves. < neglect this, we are in danger
 Hrew of this, would respectfully sug- #o the members of the Democratic State *enton. which will assemble in Little I on the third Monday in April, to come Her with the sole purpose and determi- ob to do good. ] appeal to them to lay k all selfish interests and individual pre- 6es. Thus will they overcome all ob- Rs-thus may they set at naught and | to seorn all the designs of our political kents-and thus may they ward off all 2 !, and secure, beyond contingency, the kyation of our safety, and the glorious alh of our cause. Let this convention I is nominations with a view to harmo- and then let every Democrat yield them alal support.
 k have bold, talented, and unserupu- siyersary to contend with The whigs they are ia the minority, and are sore bng been in a minority so long. h. ! they have grown desperate under often Jed defeat, and they now have resolved fking one more eAort-they know and bat 1t Is to be their last, and they will it a desperate one; they will leave no unturned; and fain would enlist "the 'Fs of darkness as well as of earth, to hem m this struggle which, to them, result in life or death. They are form Clay Clubs" and training their forces, Ea every county where so much as [oal's Guard'' can be mustered. While Ire thus active, while they are moving thing, possible, against us, shall we in apathy or idleness? Is it wise or Itc to do so? Democrats of Arkansas! PuIove your country? do you desire the Is of your principles If you do, then loves you to be up and doing; it is your land it should be your pleasure to. rise one man, and meet the enemy upon |rY threshhold of their aggressions! meet
 face to face, and hand to hand, counter heir plans, expose their unholy designs, their maehinations, and paralize this
 expiring effort This you can do lught to do, and without delay They brought into the field their strongest land ablest debaters. We must meet with facts aud with arguments, and hey will and must fall, before an enlight- people; for truth is mighty and will |t' Allow me to make a suggestion: In States, it is customary with both parties point other able debaters to assist the hr Electoral Ticket. Why should not |e done here? We have many young ora |ndable debaters, who would, l doubtnot lled on, do good service in the cause.- 10 disparage others, whom shall not there are, in the West, >Sneed, Oldham, 'e, Floyd, and Duval. In the North, ave aaggafd, Drew, and Fieklin-eaeh 'ermateh for our opponents in that quar-
 In the East, we have Nicely, Izard, ey, and Butts. And in the South and Te, We have Hampstead, Ashley, John AlaclIn, Royston, Conways, Watkins, and others, who are able to demolish any n our opponents either have, or can 2 Tn the field. Then why not call on say let them,-at least some half oi them, be called on to do regular ce, and let such others who chose, speak ! occasion offers. Let them lay facts lTguments before the people. This is all needs, to be successful. saould, also, like to see 1t recommended, summer, that the people hold mass meet Ill | !,ie ,i different parts of the State say at AsViile, for the River Counties; at Car 'i, Tor the North Western Counties at Hsiiie, for the Northern Counties; at St. ss' q for the Eastern Counties; and at uelphla, for the Southern Counties. Let meetings be held at convenient times ; VI Tt !le Democrats commune together, and 'Aigs come and learn the Truth.
 A FARMER. ,,,,. From the Madisoaiaa.
 CORRESPONDENCE. ' ,Tom the Pyesi9o,,f of He IT cf,,loe