The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-25
To the Voters of Afkadsas.

> v-h.sssxa sscsacr sn saa Congress ot the rr,ss s.ses. f.psa the S2zhe of Arksnsas, ',,.,s ar srss. oar Exscvsve has assasned one. s.3;sssea his ssssi sirlasnssics tsr sn rieeSsoo. -, ;. lsl pa tsss lisa Deesmber next, iO 6ll .ss. sasspcv.
 I. ,a,,a..oa esg5 almost every eardsdaie fos -,,.sls. spgI Iage. wiss hAs precelsesi ale, lnass
 s,S, insil'ai;oa of rePahlscua foTms oi .-,,,-..,s-..s. ss, ahe present. iFnse. might say :... .ths ar-gas solscnssinas 0f nnsnefoas .-3 ,4r.4s,ial f ssi.ls h bscnrne randidale 5,. ,bis s4Sse. Ao nof icsssc ne at tiheEly to ssrlarw gg, 1 wil ahsiztn from all such r,.;estsasoas. l. would be ssking 100 much \ ,se tss3sl,;y cf tae Peeple q ArAasasas, q, bel,e7s .hsg far hoisoFs oF eEnaaluuseRss of ,.s,s. |, tslis s.ase. were relaesAssiy sought .f'.- ,,r -seIaasis receiFcd. The truth ss. | I1~.;r,sl gle e.Fire. oae worthy ihe ambition .ar u.an. and wzs led to hope thst t womb 5e inc pleasure Of the people oE this ss.:s ia eoafei II srpax ma
 ihsJ ta1easie& 10 content mrsen .wish simp- lx AanoYaring myself candidate. tn the se- ye,al pasiic joaTnals of the Slaie. and tTusi n ahssx4er character lseaioy wish my party (o, ne gesalL 1 regrei iiial iae gross and ,a.aftes, injustice doae me. hJ Judge Pas essI. nlv cong,s.iisf, by she arenanl he. gives, n h., e.renlaf, of the ssrerai capcnses of the ,e,nocsaalc sasas1bers d ,he I1eg,ssxsuEe, which xsr< asssssit,lsssl tos ihe purpose of nosniua- ,a1za csaafla;s for ,he office in question. baf al of ~bich Eaiiei in their object. seem 10 rnavHe of Ine contrary eourse.
 
 Soos al,gr 4 vas ssrersaineJ that tine Go ,ersdr w5nl5 issue his proclamation far an eieriio,. flse ,3asBocTaiic members of lhe Le- r5ssssare were requested to meet a: she Hall q rsse fieuse oF Representatives. 10 ncgnl- ns.s eandiiisie. Accordingly meeting was held, which adjourned 10 subsequent day, wr.Aau. succeeding II making nomination. A lheir next meeting. hiell was pnrsuan, to saioErs. saeas. -esies ..f sesniuiions were introduced hy Nr. Croft and adopted hy the issesrg. estabIishiuWa basis of represenfa- n6a ia ihe meeting or caneus. and deser1nin- is4r uho should ezs, tic votes Of ihe sererai eolrsssx. These resoin:ions embodied ihe prlnciples upon Vhiehail esuc1ses tn the : ale have heretofore been organized They pro- posed lEsi the representation of earh county,
 
 iss pa2nlsr bianch of Ihe Legislature. They further proposed, that when couHiy WIS represented by whig. the Senator of Inc dis IricI of whica Lis county was part. shonld c,si lae fo!e of such county. When he eosssv WAS represeasra. in both branches of ihs Legislature. by whsss. then fhsy proSi- 6el ,ba: he democratic Senator from iise dis irIcs uexi sf.er sse district, of which such coaa,y wzs part, on the bi!l npporiioning Iae representation. shaGid cast ihe vote of ahls conasy. Bs lhis plan we would have had fal Convention. Every coan4y m ihe Siaie would have been represented. and the delea- ied ssRgzals coa!d Hoi have had. as presexi fng laasiag as independent candidates, lha, !: wss minority Cesavenlioa." lave II 10 evssy cadla Dlssi ia iise Siais. to say #. in he efseFgs4scy nl lse case. Cauveution. more jesay assd fsiiiy organized. and oae lloTe ilSeiy 10 refee, tae iesisrgs and wishes q! Inc whole S.zle. was pTeeiicahie2 x 90 in ike opinsaa td the President cf Ihe meesiag. The resolutions. In+a meeting a. whch xlmosi every GensocrSiic nseMber. ol tse Legislature was present, ere pronoua- ce3 by lhe President to Se adopted. Where rpoa ,Ae President. Mr. SGnisii. ol Crawiord, NItsoa, rsie. or osder, ssr a H,ogioa le taai ef- fes i. lefi Ihe chair and ike Hasi; and she meet lnc.ia eoHlasios and disorder. Noone denIes t,Ai. tai Tor this pEocednre on lise part oi the President Os .he giaeeiasg. ss.fBsTssiS:s %cssic hsve been accomplished. Sir Smith as fhe zealoss friend and supporter of Jaige Pas cssi- hf. Snilh 3as ssse lslme rassr. which Judge Psschal dsd not ..deem ii necessary ID hls cifr,sar fo mention ina, prevented mo- Ininzisea. and leave < feg inc pphl!e 10 de- m!ae whether he should more justly :. l,e ai the door'' of Judge P&sehaI, CT myself.- Judge PasriSal says. in his earculaf. there were those who were unwilling 10 aaide the ceeisina ot majority of she democratic aa@ashers al inc Legislature aIohe-n He d. so SINS. ~he did nni e:s;eca ,o ll' Why. then. erl he special advecase bfeak up ihe meet iag co srgo1nl of il; And Ii, ss IL ls so I4asnly Iasiausted, m s.sske P.fs errsiar. was uaa iliiag .n abide si,e decIsion ol fass- is eabsd.aied caucus. shy ,isd l, si whose d"or ail ihe blane of a failsis ,o nominate should lse. aller tire ftIend of Judge PAschai hsa so ssmsstaoRsiy broken Ep msesiag. based Eyot the most democratic 7rlssciplks Possi'lc, sssss of representation If all the PeaPie- reoEgal.ixs ths raeeling which none vlii deay l dsd do1 and succeed n calling snaiAsr: A Gais next meeting, iu order it. sfFs~sse certain members of the party. rules were sdopirdA, which dit manifest injustice to lA'ge Poylioa oi ihe S1aic, sad made the eascus representative body. hoi from the whole S,aie. hut from . fraction of II. La HE
 Phillips Csirenden. Mississtppi. S,- Francis. and leFlsps other cosnsies, were entirely SisSFaoehlsej, and oshers partly SD. Judge Y says there were siiii niGsiy-six yoles. Thai $ all llai ! csa make oui, permitting iae slgs 10 yote, as lhere are several rarAn- ces. The Eenliaaiiou of such caucas. esa hot desire, aa6 foFasaliy withdrew from the neelsng. 4 large numbcr of rny friends. eh'srts'n'ag iirs same sie~s wiih Hvseli, Eol- io~ed me Judge P. says the large majority os