Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-03

rr. Even since then, Just before the specla'
i.G, .,;or he said so. But suppose change has
fe'''oD arer his dream, scme new deal is to come
|E.'0 and he expects US to "right about at his
and. without even consulting US.
~ useless to "kick against the prcks," Little
H. bas always governed the State, and will
! r. X",,o 70 do so, for years to come. We nave
's'"r nnrIring the lattering JUNCTION to ourselves
en d "rf had hand in it. Pooh what mistake
- ,be west are merely employed as auxiliary
oas to aid one or the other of the contending
P.ons TO get into power. Last year, we fam
',b ,bot we would break down "the clique at
.la Rack. and what did we do! Why we
n, =, another, whose pretensions are as arro-
y, and whose designs are as selfish. After
our contests in this State, are getting to have
n,"cb nrincioIo embodied in them as existed
,"" onn,est Of tho White and Red Roses, which
nasd ENGLAND in bIood-whether York Or Lam
- sLonId ruIe. the people arrayed themselves
!- o'o sijo or tho other, and what did they gain,
.%a "' oscaodency of either party? They merely
II noe dynasty batlen on the spo;ls Of govern
IN md not Tie other. A great result indeed.
|SNnt long since a friend visited Lit:le Rock,
.4 wos there told by Il 'prOmnent man. who
- in that city, that there was no talent in
d ,.oot-that men of talents would always stay
La country where was the most money and
Ian So if living on a certain ''tract of land''
~ no means, an evidence of "genius'' or q
kotosman" cotton bags and scores of dimes, are
ID sto ndard of laIent, and after this we must
n ,Ia among the cotton bags black snakes. and
Hammers of the south to find men fit to fill our
cos' This man is Il candidate for Governor,
y takes this iusuuoling way to falter US Out
u &our votes.
I've NAV not have any ''gcniuses" or Estates.
! j." as they are only the growth of the south,
u we have men, Of sound political principles,
|act!cal wisdom, useful knowledge, men who at
N know the interests of that portion of the
T te in which they live, and which Is never
|Sted by the "'geniuses' and ''slasesmen."
w. have Il PAsCHALL whose legal lore and
IN of general political and other Information
III compare with "grn'us' or a 'sta tesman."
NJ have an OLDHAM whose political abilities
|Xke him an ornament to the State. A SNEED
|pse practical wisdom is equal to any in Ar
Ssas A WILSON, and most of others which
Ia show that wc not in state Of destitution.
n BEyroyyILLr. AEHs., June Goth, 1917.
II have with great surprise read an article in
"Arkansas Democrat" by tho Editor, where
Makes very different ground from what sup
Id he would take. and takes me quite sharply
/ 5ask. for what heretofore wrote to you, upon
Il political state.
i Shall make but slight reply, leaving the
! S,s in this tract of Iand' 10 defend their ov n
Srcsts, at the "proper Hme."
I do not see why my paper has been so severely
eweu; " hy have been pIaceu in the very at.
L., 4 fIEt Of,
&ec,onal O partisan ol;Ics. In that paper
~ gued entirely for union. against divisions, for
kir field to all open competitors. Else why
1hId have advocated ii convention? Because
||Bshcd the party to be united.
|&ontcnded for north western rights because
4 upon lem IL, lIst and urgent rights. because
. zwrs and northwest comprise within their
b 5, near or moro than one half of the voters
STATE; and TO the other half was already
b out all the Off :es, i desired this country,
tract Of land" 10 have a representative who
h bring forward and stand by its rights. and
.Sniy its rights hut lno,o Of the achoie State.
= 6Cvc that any benefit extended 10 this portion
4 STAT, viii maternity be of good effect to
State. How, has been Sc, forth more than
I n the columns Of tie" "InteILgcncer." But
20 rigi! So to speak; spoke, a citizen Of the
~ west, to my fellow north west citizens. and
- ling their rights, | stated the TRUTH and that
H. lection would not iorego them. Nor will
n be suffered to be thrown aside. and let those
Iure who scorn Or neglect the rig is of this
go of lund," or denies the right of any one of
eiliL-ns to address them in language that
My and closely announces such rights, and
lnnds for Them respect and attention. In
l1otaining those rights | was right, and they
|ube maintained by their possessors, though
NJ do live upon ''tract Of land
/ saving that delegates from this section would
Ito convention upon no other terms than those
M respected their rights. meant not that ihcv
E d not 20 into conrentiOH al all, nor that thew
I'D oppose the fair choice Of that convention,
+ <3ld ii fail upon man from any other section
- State. Tie intcroce the Editor of the
T. ocrat draws, was not the ouc designed and
|o4pnIy made in order, in some way, to darken
Z htention, Of the citizens Of this region re-
+ ing their own rights and privileges. The
l. tenor Of my communication was for harm
ind watchtulness against the Wings, and |
imed III the stronges. tongue against all
an diriSi0nS. urged tho party to stand
Standdrd Of Democracy. and not any Sec
f. flag. | urged that the acton of the con.
IN should be concerted and harmonious, and
ts choice should be vigorously supported
one ctn fud scctIonatIsm or absurditv in
course, they do not see lcih eyes Single 10
ry Of tie Democratic party. spoke of
west rights Boldly; had a righ, to do so, for
ights are neglected.; and | earnestly hone
be west and north western delegates to the
= tlon will remember the dlsconten,ed, etern-
lor set up at the south for office, and re.