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THE NEYILLES OF GARRETSTOWN; A
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
VAN l}UREN, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1916
For the Arkansas IuiclligeneeL
DOVER, Pope County. Ark.
Nov. Isl. 1915. (

Nov. LIST, lS45.
GENTLEMEH:-l see By the last Banner the
friends of Gov. Yell arc becoming quite uneasy.
they are trying 10 create the impression that
ca. Ashley Las no friends bu, Wigs. profess
10 know very lllte about the prospects Of Yell
OF Ashley IN any OF tie coun les except the one
IN which live, and if The Banners correspon.
dents will take tho trouble 10 visit this county,
IN place of finding Col. AshIey's friends "few
and far between" they will find them toerably
thickly settled, all good Democrats at that. The
people OF this county are unwilling 10 remove
Col. Ashley merely 10 crafty Gov. YeIl's dis.
position 10 chonge Office every election.
five are rgtlly informed tie Gov. served one
term in the Tennessee Legislature and finding ir
difficult TO ascend the bill Of fame much higher
IN that State, lie accepts 4 Judgcship aLt ilavC5
for Arkansas. In u few years We become a
STATE, and he is sout frs! mcmter 10 Congress; a
single term satisfies him, aud he is elected Gov.
ernor. Before his first term expires he resigns
and takes tho track for Congress again, contrary
to his wish. his friends now say The story may
be true, bot | saw tic GoyorHor a: DardeGeiIo,
in this county, on the 4lh of May and he was in
the best hsmor ever saw any man who was lust
commencing IaboriOusjob against his will.
IC oOhClHOi NuS titttEh W blidt
any man might bc proud Of aud we had iondly
hoped 10 see him elected again and again, but to
our surprise and modification he informs US that
he can serve US no longer as representatives,
lis friends now tell US there is a grander station
that will shortly become vacant, and If The Gov.
can't be the "master buck" in the pen, he is not
willing to lie in the pen at ai Well. suppose VIC
remove our talented fellow-citzen Col Ashley.
and honor the Governor with his station; VIC
ant reasonably hope 10 be bcst with his services
longer IIIun oHe term. suppose lie would again
accept Judge OF Governor in SOM of the
territories. or remove TO Texas und continue 10
deyour the small craft tIat might attempt 10
crdisa in his range. have voted for Gov. Yell
with .hv ulnest good Will in every struggle he
has had for preferment in this state. and if no
were now conteniing against an enemy TO h
princlpcS, would follow his standard though
mrh, X, ow he was at tile head Of a forlorn hoJo.
Bat n see him attempt (aiter having put his
cncna q ID highlj to turn his batteries on his old
friends and supporters and risk DIVISION anI
utter de, .ruclion Of his party. am one OF his
Old friends who i.els bound 10 part company and
oppose his ambitious views.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
.JUSTlCl A RY.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN UNION
COUNTY.

At n meeting of the citiz'ns Of Union county.
held in III Dorado for the purpose of appointing
delepotas :. attcnl 'ha Democratic State Convcn-
lion n, LiuIe Roct Cot. Richard Lyon was call
ed 70 the Chair. and on motion Of maj. Albert
Rns,.C. C. R1inoy was appointed Secretary.
The o. irct Of tie meeting being then explained
lao ,be Chair. on motion of NJ. F. Rainev Esq.
Col. R. LYON. Col. Wm. Davis. Mai. Albert Rust,
lain Onin. Esq, Col. E. P. Tatum, W. }.
Overs VIM. Cobb ESQ. Thomas Peters, Col.
lain HiN. and Mr.. Wm. Grisham,-and on mo-
lion o, Mai. Rust. A. T. Rainey. John Ira
yiIIan. John Scarborough, John DriskiII' and Dun
csn ucEclInr. we're nominated AMI unanimously
annointed as del gates to the State Convention to
I,s held at Little Rock, on tho 9Th OF January,
1916.
On motion of A. T. Raney, the following re-
solution was adopted:
Resolred, That r. W. Johnson will represent
the State Of Arkansas in the United States Congress
will rs much zeal and ability as any other, aud
promote the interests of this State with as much
ardor and fidelity,
Be i, further Resolved. That the delegates np-
poinlcd by this meeting be and they are hereby M
s,ructed 10 support X. w. Johnsof ~ The olatc
convention at Little Rock. as suitable person 70
rpnresent our Stale IN Inc oolores3 VI 'o o"'''
States.
On motion Of Maj. Moore, the following reso'
luions were also adopted:
Resolrcd, That our present talented feprosen'
,otive in the u. S. Senate, Col. Chester Ashley
has been most industrious and eihcirnt nuoHc
servant: and during Inc shor. term he h1s Teen a
member of that body. without the and OF expert
erco in any such capacity has done honor to him
self while he has rendered most important sarvl-
ces to the State, a.,
Be il further Resolrci, That the interest OF the
ubolc State at home. and her character and stand
inc abroad. demand his reelection; and that we
will do orr utmost to secure 1t.
On motion Of a. T. Rainev, IT'S resolved. 1nai
the proceedings of this meeting be published IN the
Arkansas Banner.
The meeting then adjourned. sine die.
r. LYON, Chairman.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-12-06
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