The Arkansas banner., 1851-03-04
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 MEssas. EpIroRs--As the time s fas, approneh- jog for the meeting ef lhs Democratic State Goa ven ioa. for the parposs of nominating candid ate to fiji the seat at present represented by the Hon. K. ". Johnson In the House of Representatives have thought that few suggestions would be s7ropss.
 am no politician nor office seeker but private individual. aada democrat ia the fall sense Of the term. without shy exceptions or qaaifes,ions--I go with the democratic Pady-I support it's nomi- nations and labor for its success because bell -ve it 10 be traer to the great principles of hamaaity and repubieanis:n. tbe spirit of progress and the work of reform. than any and every other party eombined-and because love its principles, and believe that upon their success hangs the vitality ef our Republic impeIIed by such feelings. have ever wsiehful soieitafe for ibe success of the party. and take the liberty ef addressing to my brother democrats of the State few plsia. words, in regard 10 ear more comPleis Organization | party, in order 10 asars and place for all time to come suecess beyond doubt
 Arkausas Is chased as a rei able democratic State and all will admit lie classification is correct Al the same time by our sapiaeness, .our divisions ws may almost instautausousiy be placed in the mia- oriiy; bnt of the two am fearful of the lal- ter evil Arnold Is not the only traitor that his,e- 1; Y recsrts as having sold his country. and Tom Benton and his man-worshippers ia Missouri might be initiated elsewhere. Bat yesterday aaa Missouri was ciatsed with Arkansas. as eas Of the most re- liable Democratic States in the Union; now . whig : is elected U. $. Senator. Tn view of sach events and while the recent di.gracefal affair in Missouri 1 is yet fresh in memories, il is the para of wis dem to ,.profs by the srample.''
 l Already have several distinguished names been mentioned candidates for the seat in Congress. and their claims warmly advocated by their friends. and when the Coavea,isn meets the number. in all probability viii be increased. Tn is premature at thie tms to bring forward such multiplicity of candidates. ard will most certainly result in evil. ! IL is understood that waat the choice of that convention to be the cho,cs of the Democracy Of ! ArkAnsas. and whoever he be, whether from the North, South. East, or West, his election will be beyond cavl or dsabt. Bat if on the contrary. the Prejalices and passions of clique faction 10 rule Inc Convention, there is foreseiliny the final result of it's action.
 Democrats ef Arkansas. for the success of these principles which we have so long struggled to main tain, see well to this matter. De up aud doing, and cast aside this indifference that seems 10 have fallen upon our ranks Hold county meetings and sppoin, men to this convention deieg ,,es whose devotion to those sacred principles ssaaa in need of no guarantee Every surrounding circnms,ar rce impes yog to sec to this matter without delay. Our opponents are watching every opportunity to cause breach in our ranks. by means of the conflicting claims of tho various aspirants. In 1852 smother Presidential battle is to be fought and how ess n- ;ial al this .isns is aaioa and harmony. Under 8 strange combination of fortuitsus circumstances, the Democracy were defeated in is4s. Cen Tay- Tor with the sclst of his military exploits yet fresh ] upon him. and his decIared intention to dc away wih party, was elected 10 the Presidency; and by his death a northern whig abolilioRss now occu- pies tho presidential chair. and threatens southern 1 Democratic Siai,s with the Executive sword. (see Tsx,s snd 5 Csfo.ina,) for resisting is the proper way the infringement of their rights by The Gene tzi Government The hsass of ea. fathers is pe!- lated aud dshed by gang of political mount banks and seavepgers, who have abused the powers of the k0veEDneAt toF thrtr own aggfancizeneHt, both pecaaIsrIiy politically These G:sipAaisis viii make use Of sll mesas within ,heir power ie con finas their reigu of terror, and h beh owes as 10 be ap and doiug Those great principles you have long labored 10 maintain. and the operation or which have advanced lhs ustioa to its presen nt con- di.iea and which oppo'e ed to tle whlg doctrine of legisa,ing for the wealthy few. in danger Of dsfeat.
 1 Some there are whs are opposed to eoav ntions from the fact as they say. that nr great political questions io be decided. that there Is upoa all questions of National character nc material i, difference beween the TarIies. The patiic sdvo- eatss of the American system are ew admit al | ths same time well assured that the whigs are only wsiling the power to pat l. in force, and whenever thst Is attained rise in rapid sue cessiOn. bank. high tari, and other kiadrrd meas- urea. "The price of liberty Ia eternal vigilance" and il is necessafy that eald never 20 to sleep 1 ppon oar pasts. This song ef .'toiag away with pary," wsis has been sasg for the past few years by the whias. sad which Gen. Taylor So happily exempii6cd ia his administration! woa't take any logger.
 II is necessary therefore. in view sf the pro peel befefs us ihas shoad eFgaaize thoroughly forth with. 0rgani1e in -uch form that there will bs 1 Hs possibility ss defeating Ee. .he delegates
 in the proper spirit and rt their deliberations pzrtske of that spirit aad word fsf it. the result will be favossble ss Democracy. sENEx
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