The true Democrat., 1854-06-27
TTOIH tIie an DUrtH IHIeIITgtHcVI |" War in Israel"

9th inst, under the significant head as above. It seems that certain politicians in and about Little Rock are still carrying on their personal warfare, and are determined to drag the demo- cratic party into their malevolent quarrels.- Are We to have no peace in Israel?
 It would seem that -proscriptionsts, J the writer of the article alluded to above, is for sounding the tocsn of the old Borland and Johnson contest. Borland is in Central Ame- rica, and Johnson in the Senate. Gen. Pierce and Gov. Conway have placed these gentlemen in spheres far apart and no doubt, these eXecu- tlves, felt strong hopes that the intestine wars that so disgraced the democratic party would cease. But this writer with long name pro- claims war; he lnvokes the same strife, in our ranks that existed before these recent changes.
 Mr. Borland sick and tired of public ife' declared his senatorial ambition to be fully sa- tisfied; received an honorable and profitable fo- reign mission after having provided comforta- ble offices for every member of his family, and retired from the Senate, knowing of course, from all the circumstances that Gov. Conway would appoint Mir. Johnson. The party, the people; the friends of Borand all were satisfied with this arrangement, peace was restored to our ranks. Mir. Johnson has made good Senator. tie has made no factious war upon those who did not support him, but has done his duty with lmpartlaIjty to all parties. Butthis writer pro- claims war in Israel" and involes the disi0int- ed fragments of the old party to organize and wage tratracidal war ill the party.
 " hat ls the object of this blast?' Orga- nize for what? Mr. Borland does not want to be elected lie has said it-he has written it. lie wanted rest and retirement. His ambition was hlled before his term was out In the face oi all these declarations he certainly would not ask--the people would not elect him tgice to the same term.
 Then why this proclamation to organize. It looks very much like some ambitious member of the old Borland party aspires to the seat now occupied by Mir. Johnson, and doubling the strength of his own merit, hattcrs himself that he Is heir to the manor born,' and by the force of his .Porlandism can be carried into the desired office. nti-proscriptionist forgets that there IS no Borland party now in the State. BorIand has left the State, his friends without a leader have disbanded They are now to be found promiscuously mixed up in the ranks ot the democratic party, and they cannot be pcked out like marked sheep, bv the first po- Aucal 6Hthcer who comes by with a speculation on hand
 Anti-proscriptionist' not finding legitimate issue to raise between himself and Mr. Johnson
 
 ty entertains higher opinion of Mr Johnson than oi others. He complains that the people of Johnson county, who seek the election of Johnson to the '. $. Senate, have expressed determination Jo carry out their wish; and have determined to support no man for the legisla- ture but who Is favorable to the same object \ This Is new feature in Arkansas politics. LOOK back to the proceedings of the people of Arkansas, for several years back Have they not at all times expressed their choice for c. ;. Senator? Have they not tast,2Ictef the vote for that choice? Have they not declared that they would support no candidate who would not vote tor their choice: In this county ' (Crawiord) we held meetings in 1846 and AS, n which we declared in the former that our choice WAS for AsHLY, '.trst, htst and aU he ttme' III the second, we instructed our mem. bers to vote for BoBLAND, anddeclared that we would vote for none but Borland man. These resolutions were published with great grsto by the Gazette Democrat, and Anti-proscYip- loniSt" ttea no doubt, approved and counte- hahcad such course; but now the saddle Is on the wrong horse, and this course Is highly of Ienslve. The people of Johnson county have the right to express their preference as they nave done. The people ot all the counties have this right. The citizens of Crawford have alWays eXercsed this right They have de- carea that they would vote for no candidate wno was not for Ashly. They have said that they would vote for none but Borland man, and they will continue to exercise this right, and this year large majority of us (Borland men at thaO will vote for none butt ohnson men to go to the legislature. We do not bow to Gezlers cap ATTRACTION.
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 HE MAINE LIQUORLAW IN WIsCoNsIN.-We see 1t stated II our exchanges that the judge of the circut court, which was lately in session at