The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
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azeW stands tke Aeseanis' undss thk hsads ths Democrat hsa eommsnesd Its old sAms ef aflsmpsIsg ss fsrssiai Pabe epin- |ion, by fsbsieatIsa ofimmense streagshfOr Major BOriand over cSi. ssvIer Thisi trick e s'aie' and be has iried t % ofsn In vain, the ridcuie at taehea e @is eoaat'' k % aniSerai and his PrS- pheesa of defeat % ofIsn have proven false, that ws wonder he Is no. afraid of the contempt excited by bis bare-faced efforts tolgull people, InjusiiGcaiion of what @e have said, we give the following yrsdetisa tn rslsslOa to ths fate ef Dssw and Jehhaon, whom he hadoPpsusd with the deepest bitterness and ahass The counties had held meet ngs and elected their representatives to the State convention 4 few were to be heard from. lt will be seen here, that the ame attempt was made just before the meeting of the representatives. to create impression by false statements, in the case Of Col Sevisr.
 Frem ths .4sk-s Democrat, Dee. ard ls47.
 'BeIow, we give the result of the democratic county eonvcati0as. SO far as heard from Forty seven voting dcieEstcs have already been elected, out of which. Johnson has received only taceRsg- three votes, and Dfew Is already in the miserable nlajosiiy Of iAiSsy.irOs We predicted long ago, that these two men woaid be condemned by the democracy, and the result shows that our prophecy is tO be fulfilled. Mos. richly have they deserved such condemnation.
 "The counties yet to hear from, wl largely in- crease the majority against Drew and Johnson"
 How near did this rise prOphei ccurc 10 the buthf Jst shout as close he usually does We need not call to mind. the uaanimi,y with which the conven- tt~ ,ul Vnbn md hntr xsssiss.ly cad. sssessssally ihsis- -caad4aius sustained, despite the efforts of all opposition, whether from honest whigs. no partyists, or NEr- rRns The late election has 'iold the stery.'' and who ders not Iaugh at the predictions confidently made, by Inc sspieut edltorof the Democrat.
 After such revelations from this celebrated oracle who can doubt the correctness of "his count in relation to hc contest between evier and Borland He beats Scvier as badly as he did Drew and John son, and dcvoies two columns as he has done before to prove IL.
 What humbaggery. What hypocricy! And "how this world Is given to lying:"
 "A FALrRE--The Cass and Butler meeting which was to have convened aifhe City Halt. on ast Saturday evening. turned onta signal failure Hand bills, drumming and bell-FingiDg awaited nothing 4 nc Deii Faugs ana rang, dbu tOii u nHu neither the living the dead responded to the im portunatr summons. '--Ga Sette.
 We ar. constrained to say that in this, our neigh bor of thu Gazette iies under mistake. The com ,ni,tee proposed postpOnement of the meeting the day before, and the only "hand bills" he saw were those stuck up on every corner notifying our demO- cratic friends of the postponement in consequence sf the absence cf avery large number of our mem bers. The "drummiug app was in his imagination, and the ringing" we expect confined to his own ears.
 ! l'e Democrat calls on for proof that he has ''resuuerted whig charges assiast Col. Sevier." The means are abundsn, if we chose to hunt them up, but the editor who cannot beyond his nose, the trouble by publishing in the same article fine following:
 'Speaking of guns" suggests the thought that some Of our great usen truly great on Treafies- their gsnins lies la that lint. The one with Mexico . sceadsytui achievement of diplomaey. no doubt and ough 10 hGpe 6eeH, coss ds Mrcif AS HAs BEES NEyTIoNEp.n
 If no. the peys ,ords. something precisely similar in sentiment has been published months ago in the Gazette, Eagle, and half dozen Eastern whg pa pers, this every body knows and the attempt to crawl out of it by bluster, daring to the proof, else to sstaad eoareied.'' is low subtcrfugc to avoid si,ercharge.
 We never have sfood ''couvcted." chow arc you yourself1''