Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-02

communication il r.
pen of PARKER F. STONE. ESD. a Wl; E
for the Legislature, ia 1916; tbouob 1, s.
conquered-he is again in the fied G..
We are by no means endorser Of III.
contained in ii. Tho argument ap,i,.
tions, are such as are annually used |, 81
adversaries, and our truant brethren =.
the snare set for them-who rcpu5;,,
lions. They may be good Wig seH,
they are not Democratic.
Our friend Stone was the only VIII,
for the Legislature, in our county in IA Z
some how, to the ssLEwMfulness q d.
people," for whom he has so much v,s L
among the missing, when noses were c,.
the day after the battle. However. he .,
his re-apPearance, exclaiming in The wor
patient philosopher, " better luck mex, i'm
announced himself standing candida,
was not at all doubted, as he was know,
a running candidate. lie is again in
agin PARTY; and fernenSt convention,
of success, as he says his principles an
ground.
The comm unication is submitted, red
AterGtHm. and over Mr.. Stones proper i!
in compliance with his positive direclio,
being willing to have his production mu.
Let every Freeman speak his thOH.t,
Mr.. Eduor-Dear Sir:-l saw in ?,
| able paper n Communication from Hp
August l6 lS47 and was not a Little
from the dia he advanced. In the first,
is Strong advocate for Conventions an
next Breath he says should prefer doip,
them if WE Could. (Why not) he n1
are Opposed 10 Conventions upon the Pm
the People has but little hand in thom A
are Near Masheans for Political Jgob
is very true think, he begins to look All
side Of the Question, let us Examine lbo
Conventions is got up in this County and
feet it produces, in the first Place few
say, Convention will Meet at a time an
appointed, without regard to Numbers
have one or two from Each TOWNSHIP and
Passes for n Convention. when thew \,
Whom the People Of the County Genarel
Very little about it and it has been the
there has been failare in the FIRST lnsia
and at last when they do succeed in
Convention they nominaite there Candot
the Wire Workers behind the Curtain .kn
they arc before there names are anouncet
forth, Wright fresh from he dear peoplcl
would say, Clothed With the Roval in,
the Party and the next you will hear all
bers of the Convention Cry aloud and s
Saying Slick TO your PARTEE, and /
press up on the Minds of the people if
be Vigeient and use ali ther means in ii
er for they are well trained in, will
WHlGY, WonderfuH Indead
Sutch course as this will produce an
effect upon the people it is Calculated to
tho arm of Liberty, for the Majorety o
zens have no Voice, for they no Nothn
for a great many live in tho Hills an
where the true Spirit of republicanism i,
rlty and know nothing about sulch proce
on the other hand the Party is bound 10
most with Implicit Obedeance to tho Vo
Convention, Saying we have done Our
you must do yours. Query, Fellow Cit
we not as well Stay at home and hoe our
tatoes and pull our Own fodder and ST
the Rack and let the Convention do Ou
for'if not Expressed, Implied, for greu
Cannot have ther Choice Cor they arc
to Vote if thoy do Vote at all they must
cordlgly, to dictation if they stand IN to
and Vote accordergly am opposed to
of. the kind, if Some few Arisiocrats S
we don't intend 10 run anoy Candidate
Can Geit One that is Well Born, well W
lot them go head mo PersonaIitysI l.
freeman Speak his lhoughts-In tho good
of Pure Republickanism every man W
date that pIease-without diclation and O.
zoen Voted as he thought proper with
Branded Of being inconsistent, fellow CT
ercise your rights and Mentain them a
not away your liberty and act lndepende
lys of PARTY Conventions
PARKER f. 81
Oposom Hallow Crawford County1
Sept 1916.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. O'CoNNELL.-Thes 81
sequies for Mr.. O'Connel took place on