Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

hrchY. Letters from Sebasti, ;,;.
G.eaT'y y lhat ne viii also be in the RIM NJ;
- o' say whether he will take the stun
OF hot' out 1t IS supposed he will ros+ coi' = 'i
on the chances of his great nersoroi is'o.y up
ana Iho distinguished position which ba ~ f " ;
IN lhe party IL is sfid that Judg, C Iii 7 % o>
De out but L rather think not. bec,,,so - .i -. = - .
event ne would rely greatly upon the sunnort -
=: a. Dut " oodruff has :. pronounced ,,
IN favor OF 'Borland ard Oldb,n, -, ~.
Crnichheld recently from the c,r,, faII ,J ',oJr
CO. Il Is saId Will also be out. These cond;do a.
are an Tor Ashley 5 vacancy, thew shn, cr,',aa,
"Hefe sewer and BOrland are enTagad /. 80, -
! "pPear that our end of the State Is vory rroIiG
OF great men, and that we aspire 10 fill evsrI ofia
% ouS Tue good people in the North Yves. mus No,
JCN80 US from inc circumstance of this pumhar
/ Oh candidates. These men are au r,snor.;II1
and honorable - and come out uoon 1her
reSPon5 - ty, for which we shouId not bo,r o,a
''Itio OF biame ProbabIy it will be seen. wban
~ @o"' 'o'eS are cast up, whether public sentiment
III '"e 'oou'h WIZ lavor such a observation-disclosures
many OF our friends in the north auribute the,
scntunent 10 US. ~
- UcIIeve that wheFpthe news reacbad hora ,b,,
~ .1hsIii'ey was dead, feeling, for awhile did
Pio''pl mere, 10 monopoiise both Senator's bz
CoHlProm sing between Sewer and Bo-Innd bnt
mat cVanescent feeling has entirely a ba ted. tn
appearance OF Hampstead rs candidate evidently
on Inc Sewer ticket defeated this harmonions
proposition on the part of some of the blind. and
al once aroused IN The breasts Of many determ
nation 10 break up INT monopoly. All eyes are
turned to the North West. if your section will
turn out true TO yourselves, you will be the
ChamF'on OF our deIiycrancc, and Of your own
rights. '"'
IL Is useless 10 disguise tho fact that the con-
'eSt Is = Sewer and Hampstead 'aon the one part
and - BorIonh and OiaA4a'' on the other. As
many cand'd9ies may come out as please, We; as
me eiecuon day advances, their names will be
lost IN the smoke of the battle that will be wared
between the friends of these two hclets. Tbo
question Is fairly up. now, whether we will take
III ahoLher and younger member of the dynasty
ana tnus have ali three in at once or whether the
people IS 10 have a Sh0g in the rule of the State
hereafter or not; and down to this issue we must
come The family ticket is made and we have
to beat It, or 1t will beat We can do it if all
parties keep cool, but the great number of aspi-
rants IS apt to give rise 10 lealousies Concen-
traton IS every thing in this contest. We must
have point TO which 10 direct our efTorts. and as
That point IS strengthened, so it will be able to
throw back ITS influence to accomplish other pur-
poses. regard Borland IN this contest as That
point Several considerations could be mentioned
IN support OF this view, the least of which is not
the popularity of his appointment by the Govern
or. This OF itself. in my opinion, gives him an
advantage over every cher man. To strengthen
Borland IS TO strengthen the cause of the people
of tho true democracy-the cause which we
wish success. This is said without intending
any dlsPoragomcnt 10 others. And Oldham
whose high position in the party, fine talents and
past services, with the strong demands and claims
Of the y. West, place him IN an attitude inferior
to no man. Thus we have strong ticket
As TO 50 compromise = between Sewer and Ror-
land, that is ali fudge Sewer will make no com
promise, and if he goes in he will take Hampstead
with hiul.
cannot say what positions the democratic
press will take in this interesting contest. The
Democrat has como cut boldly for Borand and
Oldham and suppose the Eldorado Union will
take the same strong stand. The Banner, must
lean TO the other side. g.
OITTho following letter from Clarksve expo,
ses rusc that is abof to be played upon the
friends Of Major Borland for the purpose Of de-
feating The Of their choice, and thai; too with
the aid of their votes.
We can assure tho friends of Major BorIond,
that he a candidate for Colonel Sewers
cancy. Letters have been received from him,
since the death Of Col. Ashley, in regard to his
position, and he declares it TO be unchanged; and,
moreover, we all know that his election cannot be
secured only by the defeat of Col. Sewer. If Sc
vier can prevail Col. Hampstead viii 90 with him.
The announcement of Col. Hampstead for Col.
AshIeys vacancy ought to be proof sufficient that
Col. Sewer will not be candidate for that vacan
cy and that his friends mean to secure the cleo
ton of both 3 Sericr and HemPsieaa."
Let the friends of BorIand ask the friends of
Sewer to say which vacancy is Sewer running
for ?
CLAREsv1L1E, May 28th, 1913.
Dear SIR Il will now let you fully into the
merits of the report that Borland will run for
Ashls1's vacancy. 1t Is this: in counties like
this, where BorIand has decided majority
among the people, and where Sewer has some
strong frouds-Seviers friends arc run for the
Legislature, who will declare themselves for ''Bor-
land and Soyier." BY this means they will prevent
an expression of the people between the two, and
secure the election OF Sewer men by the vote OF
the friends of both. After they are elected and
the race shall come of bstlcsen Sewer and Bor-
land, they viii then say there was no expression
- between'' them--dd not expect them to run
against each other and under The circumstances
thew will vote for Segier. Thus, by this auss,
they expect to jugglo the people. who are Tor Bor-
land. to vote for Sewer and Hampstead. Dr.
GRAY who is known to be an ultra Sewer man. IS