The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
For the true Democrat. The Next Governor.
C2nrd.svNe. Nov. 26th.

CtWhSUHle, NOV. ZOLn, IOoO.
 Mir. EDIToR:-Some time since, the Gazette, in speaking of the probability of some other gentleman than Gov. Conway receiving the nomination for Governor said the democratic party could not escape the resI onsiblity of the acts of Coway's administration.
 Sir, the democracy of Arkansas do not desire 10 shirk the responsibility of any act of Gov. Conway's. What has he done that is wrong? We know that he has been abused, bitterly and unfeelingly abused, but by whom and for what? No act of Gov. Conway's, either by omission or commission, has ever been laid before the pub lie that deserves, or in the least justifes, the vituperation that has been so vindictively pour. ed out upon his head.
 Know Nothings may abuse and denounce him-the democrats will defend and support him, and in doing so can point to his record, both in public and in private life, and triumph antly challenge his assailants to do their worst. Up here in the west there is depth of feeling aroused in favor of Gov Conway, in conse. quence of the unmerted abuse heaped upon him, that never before was exhibited in behalf of any man. The democrats in this section o the State are ready any day, and will, when the time comes, indorse his administration There is free and general expression of opin- ion in his favor for the next nomination among the masses of the people. In the next canvass we are willing to shoulder both the man and his measures, for they are genuinely democratic and carry them through, and we can do it ovel the feetest nag the Know Nothings have 1T their pen.
 Gov. Conway has experienced more opposi tion and abuse than any other Governor we have ever had, and it is all in consequence O. the bold and fearless manner in which he ha: attacked and exposed the corruptions of the government. His administration has beer marked with firmness of purpose and disinter ested desire to perform those high duties tha have been entrusted to his hands; and his sue cess has marked him out as man of no ord nary mind and pretentons.
 His action in relation to the Real Estate Bank alone presents him 10 the people as de serving of the highest commendation. Unti Conway was elected Governor we knew noth ing of that institution, except the State was il for it to the tune of two or three millions of dol lars. He has laid the subject bare He has oust ed those who had been using it for political pur poses and he has caused it already to pay nearl, one million of do7lars of its debt, for which th State was responsible.
 It required man of nerve and firmness t, take hold of this monster. It was the chic support of the whig leaders at Little Rock; ant well might Conway have known that in bring ing 1t up to the bar of public opinion, he would incur all the abuse and bitterness that has sine been heaped upon him. It will be rich feas for the people. His settlement of the Req Estate Bank, and his releasing the people iron the onerous debt of some Myee millions of dol lars, entite him to their lasting prayers an, gratitude
 We can appreciate the efforts to prevent hi reelection. The whole influence of the Req Estate Bank is exerted against him, and tn Gazette is helping They wish to secure tn, election of some other man, who will nethe possess the knowledge nor the desire to pro secute the suit against the bank to successful issue.
 We indorse Gov. Conway here and we de sire to keep him in the executive chair unti he winds up the Real Estate Bank. He ha already brought the State to a pitch of prospe rity not enjoyed since the establishment of tn banks, and we give him credit for the fact Johnson county is for Elias N. Conway for re election. B.