Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13


 We see by the issue of the True Democrat. of lam nary 18th that very eumpucntar, notices are taken by the editor of that paper of the Hon. lbert Rust and Col. l. C Hlndm@n the opposing candidate, for th nomination in May next in the cougressioal dis Uicts represented by the honorables d. B. Green wood aud l.. A. Warrgn but after folding the paler in various shapes and looking at every item of is contents paragraph after paragraph, can find not one word said about the two last named gentlemen Now We, who know nothing of any purticu,urr iiou. clan in Arkansas, think very strangely of ,tIS mode ot procedure on the part of the e,r,r of the above named paper because we esteem the present representatives very highly, and know their positions here both in Congress aud out of it. to be e1uaIy s distingused' is that of the representatives of uuy other State or that of any that Arkansas could send Fin their stead.
 However, 1t Is not our intention to write an eulogy upon the present representatives. or to say one word ot dl>parugement Ill regard to their opponents for even If We were SO disposed we know none: vet we desire simply ask what position the editor of the ra candidates in the teld Is he for .or against the honotabes A. s. Greenwood and E. 4. Warren.- Is he in favor of rotation opposed il. Doe, he intend tc favor the claims ot all the candidates or only few!
 We some time since req many articles in the True Democrat oppo ing rotation, and if the editor now desires tu supPiaut the present in,umbeut> by ,up porting others he cert, my has cnged lis tactic. and shifted is ~aIis. and occupies present very aw wkard position and makes himself lable to ineo,i sstency and ln>ty SO too in being both in avorand
  perhaps he k ony opposed to rotation in part and not n whole. as ii might come too near home to him in future and only iavor the election of those who would be to his own adt antage and work in the tr wilh hlm and hrs wing of the party
 If Col Warren, who now occupies even duriro this brief part If the thirty fhh Congress il yery prominent position from the independent ceurse that h. has taken upon all tho important totic, that have been brought before Congress, for instance the tro snry note bill departure from the old and well established land marks of the democratic party and his ut,h resolution. whi carried with il n eep mo raj sentiment as well as national good does not re- eeiVe the nom lnn of tue convention we shall think that the people S the southern congressional district have very httle stability and would be good at the ehid'> play of pussy wants il corner;n because it is well known that had Col. Warren taken his seat before in Congress and fairly got to work than he busted by the nomination of Mir Rust thereby weakening his (Col. W s) influence in Con gre>s and with the several departments.
 It well abolished fact and must su ggest itself to every sensible rers that representative can be o hall the utility his consti uenc, duiing lis first term in Congress Us he in the >ee, nd etc baus, Is necessary for him to become thoroughly acaaint- ed with parliamentary uSag,s. we'll Us the multi tarous buSiness of the several departments and bu- reali> of the federal yernment; therefore the lon ger you keep ,our representative in Congress pr sded he k faithful the ad vanage hc will 6e to his constituents from the knowledge he has derived oy sxlHrlenre We desire also to say in behalf of