The true Democrat., 1856-08-26
Nor QUITE So FAsT.-The Arkansas True ocrat 1,f lato da4o Lac tha follnWino.

Nor QUITE 50 FAST.-Ihe ArkansaS True Democrat of a late date, has the following:
 To tAs Memphis Arpea7-our friends of the Ap- peal at Memphis will greatly obllge Ills oy enaeI,!s to the BULLETIN our sincere condolence for the ds- astrous overthrow of all its expectations and hopes from the " "Borland and Danteg totks, ana our espc cial regret that the COLONEL should descend rom ms prOud and independent' position as an "oLD- LINER: and pollute that flag which has been borne ''trl- umphantly upon so many honored tields.' ty trasg- iag I in tie dust Q contemptabe Jaction that Is now a mere tradition in Arkansas
 The portion of the foregoing which we have italicised, is little "ahead of the wagon" If the Democrat will show single line in the BULLETIN in which we have sanctioned or ap- proved the substitute of the new party for the old whig party, we will acknowledge the re- proach just Surely our Little Rock contem- porary is far too intelligent to regard our adml- ration for Mir. Fillmore's character and our commendation of his noble and patriotic speech. es against sectionalism, as tantamount" to turning Know Nothing-Memphis Bulletin
 We had no reference whatever to the tad naiyation'' of the editor of the Bulletin for MT. Fillmore, though, we confess, we do not appre- ciate the editors admiration for man who ignored" the whig party, which gave him all the honors he wears-joined in the cry of ''cor- ruption" against it, and allied himself to an un- principled "order'' thatsupercilliously assumes to have arisen upon its ruins" But, we sup pose, the editor, in chershing such admlra- ton, makes distinction between 'the man and | the act.'
 Our allusion was to the article which appear ed in the Bulletin, just before our State cleo ton, upon the "Conaoay and Johnson Jolhs," and the "Borzand and Danley toHs," wherein the editor conJessea his sympathies and best wishes to be with the "order'' in Arkansas, and en- deavored to niure the Conway and Johnson folks" by falsely representing them as having, at one time, entered the Know Nothing coun- cils |? It was for his disappointment, occasion ed by his deserved failure to influence the Ar kansas election, that we desired to tender him tour sincere condolence." We trust he now understands us. We know the editor of the Bulletin is conspicuous among, we are glad to say, not large class of politicians, in and about Memphis, whose confirmed habit it is, on al occasions, to misrepresent and disparage the l OllllSOUS dllu SOuN dHU NO NOoiiOo 'N pay him back, "not in kind," for his ungener ous conduct; we desired, by the expression O our sympathy and regret to return him "gooC for evl.''
 We must confess we do not share in the 'ad nai,ation' of the editor of the Bulletin for MI Fillmore We think if MT. Fillmore ever oc cupied proud position in the republic, he ha sacrificed it to his ambition for office. Wha the editor terms his noble and patriotic speech es," have not, to our ear, the ring of the tru metal. They may suit more northern latl tude, but they are not appreciated in Arkansas Mr. Fillmore deplores the repeal of the Nils sour compromise. We of Arkar sas, commen
 its repeal. He goes farther still and denounce its repeal as a "Joon to tue South." We do nc esteem the denunciation of "boon to th South,'' in this instance a mere constitutions right, as an evidence of either patriotism oe nc bteness in a Presidential aspirant, addreFs,t' a audience of northern fanatics. If the - does, we there differ widely with him.
 The editor of the Bulletin acknowle scs tt questions at issue to be of fearful magnitude the South. We wish he would throw of, unworthy of him, at this juncture, his neutr garb, and upon one side or the other, enh
 warmly in the canvass. His present hesita ing, waverng, uncertain position does him I credit in the eye of the world. He seems stand, equally, attracted bya personal regard f'
 his old leader, and repei1ed by a detestatlon
 his recent course. We wish he would summc little frmness to his aid, and assume del
 nite position, either for or against Mr. Filmor
 We ask him to do it, and trusting he p'@, eve
 us this request, we will, ''as i"
 pray, etc." .,a.,'oc.,,;a I:o.o