The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
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. nkhKNA, Ark, August IS. lSso
 AessEs Edasrs: The election is ov,r and A., ess'sv ss shs iatSisas-dASs Sf ,bs whia. .os1s. 'hFeseh the peaceful eoaaiy sf PaIGlse.; and 'issi Ike one who trOd slOne,'' the seen. 0f 'esdays dsath ssraggls, and though we sad n.S... eed'ss neS 'elacs of mangied asmIes; t., ,A. .,-' "e struggle sf the whigs, the featsgof ,A,i, si,. werkers. and their altmasN comparative def.., -. ." tFssh ia our rememberaaee. The democracy ., esr eoan'y, Psesented to the coates, L,oA., ..., anx' and eosld not be aal,ed All who h.x. h... ~haessss to the struggle hese must have seen ,1., aesain6 eut division la. the democratic r.nk. ,,. vented as from most signal triamph. ga,a,, snAH introduce, to the approaching session o' @e General Assembly, enc of tho mos, ,.,n,., and high-'Oned yoaag men, as democratic R.o,.. sentative From ths county that willprohahsv .n,., the precincts of cur State capitol. |, J.... ~ AsSpa"' the whiga will find fair aad ren,l.m.n,< SpPoaent,syst one whose 6rmaess in sdh.,.no. z. principle, and whose elsquence as aa orator. xm render him formidable adversary.
 Oar other candidate, Dr. George ,trr.v. .,.,,.., "AesAO'es' rather slOw.ia speech pOs-esse. sound and active mind, is hOaest and ecoaemie.l ia h,. Vsews' which in connection with the identity of h,. interests. with iihoss of Ourl own county beanie. would have reuaercd him useful m.mb., M. regret his defeat; bat.hs sOvereigns dscrsed o,h., wise, and. we would not, if VIC could. hay. th0 a. cree overraled.
 On the eve of the slec,ioa, the whir. d,,cox.,.d a ghost Ike the one that pushed Macbeth fran, h,. seat ba'liiks Macbeth, they could not make th. aPpariiion Os,snsibls tO any one but themselves. - And like Mscbeth's noble eonsOrt, the people said the whigs arc "oiten thus and have bee from h.i, yonth,' and notwithstanding tho cry of "pers,es- iiea." and the injunction "thou cans not say did It; never shake thy gcry blocks at me-" the waning whigs found it mpsscticable to hold their own
 We do not wish 10 crow, Messrs Editors, bu, ~. wish your readers to kaow that the old and tune. hOno'sd county of Phillips. Is becoming fully sea.i. blo of the moral defOrmity of federalism. If tn. developments of the future may be predicted from the sgns of the times, have no fears but ha. ia stead of an entirs whlg Representation, by au al. most overwhelming majority as was the case in is4s we will have the thing altogether inverted in 1859.
 We have two democratic papers, the "Monthy Bulletin" and "Ths True Issae," the latter i. a weekly paper, and one of considerable merit The Editor, Wm W. Lewis, Esq.. (gormery Editor of the Memphis Daily Dime) is gentleman of taleuts, energy and very liberal views. Considering thsiu. auspieInus circumstances under which he embarked in his present enterprise. and against which he has had 10 ecBtead, he deserves much eommendation from the party and the public generally. In aI his discussions with the "Southsrn Shield" (whlg or. gan of this pIace) the True Issue has pursued a fair liberal and manly course notwithstanding the former sheet no, uufrequen,ly indulges in viupors tive personalities, and always s,udousy maniiess an aversion to political discussion.
 Several correspondents Of tue "ShIsld" have sent out communications characteristic of tho cause they have eapoased. Among these wonderful efTa. sions may be mentioned AHsrieas who from time to time has called forth the just adherence Of the nswspaper-roading public; dogmatical asser.' lions and the most perfdous absu rdies tainted with abOli;ionism, have ever been the height of his ambition, but from his recent silence, we suppose he is either dead or ''os,rscized."
 might alIude to other Items to show the waxing advancement of cause but suffice il to say that | ;ae falaciss of whiggery undergoing we're ordeal than ever before throughout the South, and their corruption becoming every day more ev- dent The signs of the times ominous and sig niicaut; and the pure primeval principles of demo eiscy, must triumph if the Union be saved; and, Lewis csss will be our next President. Adieu, ALPHoNSO.