Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-10-27
From Randolph County.

he sheared the pig that it was all cry and little wool" and would greatly prefer the sub ject dismissed sine de, as there can no good come out of it.. We belong to no ism, faction or feud, of the democratic party, if any such there be, save it be that called the national democracy. We disapprove of quarrelling in ranks, and dislike to see denunciations be. tween anti and rotationists, because there is strength in union, and we believe that the na- tonal democracy have Union to save
 believe that the theory of the rule of rotatiou'' is no theory at all, and that the ques- ton of rotation is no question at all, and that no democrat in this county will respect the theory" or be governed by the question when called upon to vote. We will vote for that man which we believe possessed of most capacity and has shown by his works, as our old Col -- would say, "that he is an Is- raelite indeed in aoho there is DO guile," with out stopping to ask the question whether he has been in office or not, or as ZONE OF THE PEOPLE" expresses it, "an incumbent in office already turned out" which, were Thos. H.. Benton to analyze, l think he would pronounce hyperbological tautolgous or wanting in per spicuity.
 "ONE OF THE PEoPLE'' gives his views of rotation, and announces that he is a rotationist; wants it "put in big pipe and smoked" and says that the people here are in favor of it en masse." If he intends to say that the people are all for rotation, 1 am confident that he is mistaken but if he intends to say that the people en n,nsse are in favor of his notions of rotation being put into big pipe and smoked, 1 will agree that he has correctly stated the views of the masses, for nothing is more cer- tain than that they have no use for the sup posed doctrine of rotation.
 ZONE OF THE PEoPLE'' says ' a great ques- tion is now to be settled, whether the people have a right to exercise their judgment as to the qualifications and honesty of men, or shall the oflice-holders do it for them?" There s no such question to be settled and never will be in these United States while freedom lasts No anti -rotationist, as 1 understand it, takes the position that we must or ought to retain men in office, but takes the position that :" Me theory cf he rule of rotation," is no part of democratic faith, and am disposed to think that were the question submitted to common sense, she would so decide.
 "ONE OF THE PEOPLE" surely could not have been advised of the amount of hemp ;,, .I; made the assertion that she did not raise enough to hang all the rotationistS in Arkansas. She has raised about twice her usual crop, and d part in "Chinese hemp" one stalk of which an satisfied, would be amply sufficient for this county if applied as "ONE OF THE PEOPLE" tacitly suggests, I think would leave the so- called rotation party without representation in these parts.
 ZONE OF THE PEOPLE" charges, the anti rotation editors have converted their journals of democratic faith into organs for the emolu- mcnt of certain well-known political office holders--have damned the faith and run off after strange gods" He commences by com plaining of being denounced, and one would conclude that he was fully aware of the fact that vinegar never catches heas," but before he concludes his article he forgets the vast amount of the milk of motherly kindness pos sessed by him and his brother rotationists, and commences a trade of denunciatons equally largely to the beauty and consistency of his ar tice. regret to see such disposition in de- mocratic ranks, and if any thing results there from, it will be as the seed sown and conseouent- ly cannot result to the general good of demo- cracy.
 ZONE OF THE PEOPLE" promises "more anon." Now l would like to know if there " is not wheel within wheel' promptino some of the leading rotationists? If there is not large mixture of buncombe and balderdash Tn the compound composing rotation? If rota- ton is a cardinal doctrine of democratic faith why IS 1t rot in democratic platforms and why IS 1t not the subject of discussion in other States?
 In conclusion will venture the prediction that hahdoiPh county at the heAC clecton VIII give large democratic majority. That that major ity will be for those candidates who come pro- perly before the people, and are best qualified to fill the respective offices, for which they ask. That no regard will be paid to the fact that candidate has been once in office or has never been in office, and that the masses of the de- mocracy of this county look upon "he theory cf tue rule of rotation'' as :" much ado about no- thing" RANDOLPH.
 THE CAPITOL ExTENsIoNs-CosT OF THE MARBLE UsED.--We have lately given the prices of the Massachusetts marble used in the walls and for the columns of the porticoes and corri- dors. The variegated Tennessee marble is ob- tanned from the quarries of Eastern Tennessee and costs deliyered from, E.;a ] :,