The Arkansas banner., 1844-07-31
WEIIER,S EpITApIT.

The following items will, @e apprehend be abon the last wordsn we shall ever find occasion to pub fish in regard to Heller and the " Times and AdYo cate = constituting as they do, the appropriate epi taph of that defunet concern.
 Those who haYeread the e Times and Advocate wlrememher that, shorttime since, Heller passed some high encomiums upon MADISON CLanE, Esq, of Independence county, and recommended him as a proper Democratic candidate for the Legislature This impressed Us. as it di several others at the time with suspicious aS to the moral and political worth of Hlr. Cla4; thus presented to the party by the nomination, and endorsement of Heller. Wo waited, however, for further developments before our opinien was made up. h the last nuatber oi the Times and Advocate, we find the following.
 "93- We are happy 10 learn that MApIsoN ] CLARK, Esq, that inaexible, eloquent, and talented Democrat, has become candidate for the State Senate, in Independence county, in opposition to Col. Ringgold, the notorious 3 Whig leader in that county, Sec
 Thus, as far as he could Heller has approved and endorsed MT Ciar}s. This, of course, in the estimation ofall Democrats who had no other lnowl- edge of Mr. Clark, than that derived from Weller, confirmed the unlayorabe impression already re- l ceived. But subsequent information removes this unjust impression, and places MT, Clark in his true character before the party, as 3 gentleman and true Democrat.
 Butwhat does Mir. CLAngtiin, of FT'eRer2 What estimate does this .naexible eloquent, and talented Democrat" together with the Democracy of Inde- pendence county, place upon the '' Times end .2a- ! ,,oeg and :fs I I...,.
 At a large meeting of the Democrats of Indepen- denee county held at Batesville, the 22nd instant, HENRY NELL, Esq, was Chairman, and RoBr A CHILnREss, Esqa was Secretary.
 On motion of MADISON CLARK, Esq, the Chair man appointed committee of five. to draft resolu- 1 lions expressive of the sense of the meeting.
 The committee consisted of MAnIsoN CLARK Esq, Jackson Tucker. Jackson S. TrimbIe John Kyler, and Wu. Eagals
 The resolutions were reported to the meeting by MAnIsoN CLARK, Esq The lst and 2nd resolu- tions nominated and highly recommended General l DnEw as the Democratic candidate for Goyemor.- The Srd and ith resolutions are in the following words:
 3rd. Resolred, That we view the '' Times aud Advocate. as rare specimen of jESiig dNplicay; and that notwithstanding all the eXerdons of its ehaste : and learned : editor. to the contrary, the most ra6jd ' biggerg is peeping out at every pore. Thatitwas origi- nally established, and Is now almost alone sustained, by the most deadly enemies of the Democratic cause; that it's tendency is de- morallzing in the extreme; that is matter is q disgrace to the press, and calls aloud for condemnation and reproof; and that it is wholly unfit 10 cross the threshhold of any decent family.
 4ih. Resoisea, That Cyrus F. Helier, editor of the "T'imes and adyocate,n 2 in rais- ing the name of our gallant PoLK at its mast head, and at the same time calumniating and slandering the very men whom the Democratic party, ol this State, have selected to bear his standard in the coming contest, ill addition tn his many Inconsistencies and ahsurdi6es, presents 10 the world a model of hypocrey, and proiigacy that has no equal in the past, and will never be surpassed in all future time.
 These resolutions were unanimously adopted,
 We have no comment to make upon these reso. lutions. They express the opinions ei tbe honest of all parties.