Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-08-26
10 THE EDITOR.

DEAR SlR:-I Judge from scattering puras sraphs
in the Iutegencer that the work OF dlsorgoniza-
ton has been going on in Crawford county and
that the disOrganiz5r5 have scceeded IN their ei-
forts to some extent. They have defeated one Of
the nOnnees aud elected a whig. This is great
result from democratic ollce-hoIders, and should
be remembered at the day Of reckoning. The
ollice-hodar who viii violate the integrity Of the
party to which he prOfesscs to belong, and from
which ho derives his supper. aad influence. de-
serves the reprojation Of the democr rucy Of the
couatry and should be Gu. Off from further inlu-
ence ia the party. 10 fuct. his conduct shoud be,
and is, sufficient grouud for removal from Office.
think If proper steps were taken anI the conduct
Of these disorganisug otlicehoiders laid before the
President. he would instantly order their dismissal.
iue President would be governed by the same
rule of action, ia this case, that the party would
be. a disOrgUuiZar IS worse than u WbIL-the
latter fights n open daylight. The former be.
trays the coors and cause he pretsBds TO espJuse.
One Is an open adversary, the other q traitor
or all party man, The o.Aco-h0lgrs, those who
arc living on gOgernment pap, from democratic
administration, above all others, should have sup.
ported '' The ticket, The whole ticket and nothing
oui the ticket
Gy experience, OF many years in this State. has
proven 10 me one fact, which is clear aud incou-
troyeruba. The - i0miIy," which has ruled a r
kansas 50 long in the name Of tine democratic paJ-
ty, are determined still 10 maintain tIoIr power or
;ramP'e under 100. the party which has done more
for thom than ios any tribe within The limits of
the State. They have USED the party to climb up
into olHco aud pJEer--tley AaYa used j. to secure
themselves IN their position. They hago Used
conventions 10 smooth the way iJf lAojr uspIra-
uOns, and they Aago used ,Aem 10 rlvol Go. US The
chains they have so adlyiy thrown over u.s.
They now abuse the democratic party, 10 whom
they owe their elevation, aud have succGgde. ~ "a
great extent ID uveIg.o tlo wings to their support.
They VIII use and abuse both democrats and wings
10 MAINTAIN their usurpaIgns. ! have Witnessed
one thing aoout them, 40 relation 10 conventions.
tlat when @ convention uouIHatea one OF them, or
their creature, ,aCy unite upon TIC nominee. and
tDoy visit tue cp.A-t OF tender iOo "a" 10 those
democrats wuQ- may unfortunately doyialo from
tho true course OF democratic Usage; bu: when
that convention does not nominate one Of them or
on. ot their creatures, they ia a most Jaroiacgd
and shameless manner 6yL from the convention,
9uu at once 60 10 the wJr.. Of Gl50r-au.z ,tiOn.-
None but "a blind Dgot or trucking sycophant
can aEoIa seeing these facts, and none but q de-
graded slave VIII suJmi. 10 such a slate Of things.
IAe system Of m0lJpo.,s,ug Office and OF paw
ing the way 10 power Is wcG understood by this
family. In GLe early part OF the present year,
long before the peaceful pursuits or social rein-
IlOHs % our ciiIZ5ns were m1rrea by The GIsc0rd-
AIT notes OF pohtics, Wee Witnessed throe Of the
'''5 I'~-'.,'' ~. '''- ~''''''ic S'i-E~a-'
Judge Brown, candidate for the State Senate in
Crawford; C1yt. Charles Pelham, candidate in
Independence, and Major Ieury Rector, in Sa-
'ae-ail for tho Sale Senate. Thus forezluliu-
tie action o! the democratic party iu their coua-
tio5-" horuuL oil" all other aspirau,s But
love Of Office 50 peculiar to his family, broke Up
The combination. Brown was appointed Caerokeg
Agent; Pelham was appointed q Conmissiry IN
tDo U. .. Army, and Eector goes 10 the Capitol
~ The robes Of a Senator.
GAINESVILLE.
T.I-svr T.,-t- .,- 7-.r 1919