The true Democrat., 1856-07-08
Shutting and Clubbing.

The editor 0f the Gazette has a great deal O1 shutf1ing and quibblipgto do. He has cause which he cannot boldly and openly espouse. As the organ of the Real Estate Bank party, he has constantly to labor to conceal from the people his real designs and purposes. An hon. est confession of the truth would damn him at once and forever with the people of Arkan- saS
 The editors tactics, however, with all of his cunning and subtlety, are very we'll understood and fully appreciated throughout the State.- He has not been able to deceive an intelligent the organ of the Real Estate Bank party, and it is fully understood that he has thrown every obstacle possible in the way of the efforts of the Governor to wind up that Bank and bring it to a settlement.
 He is now supporting for high offices two of the lawyers employed by Gov. Conway to pro- secute the suit of the State against the Bank, who never performed their duty. He is labor ing zealously to elect Gen. Yell Governor, and thus place the whole matter in his hands, He knows in Yell he will find a faithful CO., la borer in preventing the settlement of the Bank. Yell has been tested once. Two years law yer employed to prosecute the Bank, he never moved finger in the cause. He will there fore do to confide in. If the people can be prevailed upon to take the business outo Gov. Conway's hands and place it in those of Gen. Yell, the Bank party know full well that there will be an end of the matter. Hence the su- per human efforts of the editor of the Gazette to secure Conway's defeat and Yell's election. To accomplish this object the editor conceals his real designs, and resorts to the most bare faced falsehoods to cover them from the public view He represents Gen. Yell as being ear nesty in favor of the settlement of the Bank and the prosecution of the suit against it. He even represents him as having faithfully per- formed his duty as one of the lawyers employ ed to prosecute the suit.
 These representations are all falsehoods- - Gen. Yell is at heart opposed to the suit against the Bank He is the friend of those who have from the beginning opposed it, and he is in ad- diton, their candidate for Governor. During the two years he held a commission as one O. | the lawyers to prosecute the suit, he absolute | ly did nothing whatever Luckily for the State, the Governor was supported by Mir Curran and after his unfortunate death. by MT Hampstead, two able lawyers, and wa: enabled to make rapid headway without Gen Yell If he had been compelled to rely solely upon Yell, the bill would not yet have bee ! filed.
 Does any one who knows the opposition tC the suit against the Bank, and the source whence that opposition comes, believe that Yell would ever have been nominated for G o. vernon, if he had hot been known to be oppos- ed to the winding up of the Bank?
 In August last he joined the Know Moth ing order. At the same time, he resigned hi, commission as one of the attorneys to prose- cute the suit. Why was this? Was Know Nottingham incompatible with the position he held as one of the Governors attorneys | | people that 1t Is not so.
 ! Yell was scarcely clothed in his new politi cal habiliments, his resignation as one of the Governors attorneys to prosecute the suit against the Bank was scarcely written, before ! 1t was announced to the world that ne would be the Know Nothing candidate for Governor ] he in U and ' b.. 1t out were forthwith taken. Yell is now the candidate in the full enjoyment of the conf dencc of the Bank party-of the confidence o men with whom he had bceu at war ever since his first entrance into the State
 The editor of the Gazette Is cunuingly en- deavoriug to divert public attention from all these facts by bringing into prominence ques- tonS of little or no importance. He knows he cannot sustain himself ina discussion upon the main question. He dares not expose his real purposes. lie dares not openly avow his op- position to the suit of the State against the Real Estate Bank. lie endeavors to deluIe the people into the belief that if Yell is elect ed the suit will be prosecuted with vigor 1 But he will fail in these endeavors. The people have seen that Yell has already shown the utmost indifference and neglect iu the mat ter. They have witnessed the zeal with which Elias N. Conway has acted, and the tri- umphant success that has attended his efforts. They are satisfied with hirn, and they are un- willing to take the business out of his hands and place it in those of Gen. Yell They will triumphantlv Ie-elect Elias \. Conway to the place he LOW so ably and proGtably fills