Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

FIpp,rirg in The Yell RaHEs.-lt Il PefcePHO'e
Ill Win t,Le an interest IN the forthcoming
elections, tba, considerable trepidatlon Is gaUng
,,s friend, Of the Dis7rgani:iHg CdEd'faie'
thew have let down a few ticks from the h's' NJ!
a, hch they sounded their notes IN the Oes''""s
Of the canvass. Then they claimed ieI 'ha'
;or,v. in the county, and asserted that all the
Yell candidates would be elected; lie" weeks
after, they fell notch, and claimed ony ''O'
since then. another change has conc over '"e"''
and ,b.y swear that Judge Brown riH he elected
and ask, can il be possible tha! hruncy Axe can
be., him Although when Brown was ofonsh'
o,,. nreparatIons were made 10 DO the thing
handsomely: men were TO hurTah. boys we're 70
throw up their hats; and the thing was done pretty
-el-he came out with considerable ec!1: since
this memorable advent the Judge has been gong
down, down. down: as tie aucuOneer would say
he lis gone" Every effort Is used nov TO &C.
compIish one object, tina! is, TO elect Brown Ihef
frieDds do not pretend 20 hope for A Hen or Smith,
and make 10 efforts to save Them. They Still
hops-aIas. in vain. 10 elect Brown; they excI7 m
in conservation, '.is il possible that Axe can beat
Brown" Soi.ls AXE will beat Bro"n-burni
Brandy won, save him-he has imb b-d too much
YeLsrn. The people understand 100 well the
question that divides him from Axe. They know
hist in voting for Brown. They vote for loI-
that in voting for AXE they are 'oiIns for -As'.ty
and they are too determined TO elect that dIstn-
cuished and talented citizen TO the |. ;. Senate
to vote for Yell man when they can get an
Ashley candidate to vote for.
The disorganlzers are making every tooth
Gu" to decrv AXE and to elevate Brosn-Ihcy
forgo, that while they are attempting TO break
down Axe by attacking his private character, TAX
ing advantage Of IN. absence TO cast s.anJero1s
mpulai ons upon the reputation of an absent IN
diydOal. that Judge Brown has broke dorn his
public character. lie has been heretofore regard
ed as dgnfed, highmnded Judge. unsuI.led by
the stain Of political strife. d" good honest ccT-
er man." How is il now lie has let down
from that high attitude. which his sacred calling
as Judge should have induced him 10 sus.a.n-
he has soiied tho judicial ermiue by letting hin.
self down into the discordant strife which now
exists IN the democratic party. and 10 heap fuc
upon fire, he has joined hand and heart with I
band Of disorganizers 10 ruin the party which
elevated him. He has sacrificed bis own good
standing as public man to promote the unhaI
lowed ambition Of desperate chief Of our party
Of Gov. Yell.
J The good citizens of Crawford are unviIrr
by their vote for Judge Brown, TO endorse YoII's
outrageous con1uct--his .reachery in 4f-his 10.
nunciaon Of the fore On class of our f-Iow-cill.
zens--the desertiOn Of hi, post in Congress. where
The interests Of Arkansas, and the Democrat tic
administration required his presence where the
people Of the State sent him. and 10 tcGuke judge
Brown for the insult he has flung al them. they
will elect Axe over him-and the dsorganizers
will FIND that it - is possible for AXE 10 boat
Brown"