Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13

men have discovered considerable quantities of silver ore, one piece weighing as much as twen- ty pounds. The ore is said to be very pure.- The men were in the woods choppng and found the oge the top of the ground.
 
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 Mir. EplToR-I see there is, as it looks to me, an organized effort by persons outside of Col. Warren's congressional district and State, to write him into re-nomination for Congress- In part this organization has established its head quarters at the federal city, and in part at Mem phis, Tennessee-the letters being manufactur- ed at the former place-published at the latter and from thence copied into Arkansas papers The democratic voters of the southern district are under many obligations for their anxious solictude in their selection of candidate for Congress in the next contest, but will follow their own inclinations upon that subject, regard less of their wishes in the premises.
 It can be said with much truth, I am giving the etlusons of anonymous outsiders too much prominence by calling attention to their efforts; but permit me to give at least one specimen of this " high fa!utng'' literature, which l extract from the Memphis Appeal:
 ioN. E A. WARREN. OF ARKANsAs.-A Mis,is oipi ii.n. now ,isit o Washington City, writes Us under date
 Among others from the southwest, whose acquain- tan-c have le since came here must not for gct mention the Hon. l.. A. arren. Of the south district Of Arkansas, than whom more frank, manly and sfcial public man does not exist in the fh Tf,- Ia and which he represented iu our Legislature before he moved to Arkansas, Colonel Warren is perfect type Of the frank and chiya rc s0utherner without single dash of that cold and calculating d~po,tIOH which chi.Is ani beuumbs social intercourse among our brethren of New England and the north.
 Notwithstanding his high socIal qualities, Colonel Warren knows too well the P4ramcunt obligation which he bis constituents neg ect their in the pursuit of the gaeties oT IIivciitieS of sOcia fife and here s that be gives to official busi- in the halls of tougres and befuTe the depart meut-. his undivided aId Hnrenil unE attention m season and uut ~ seas Il. Industrious a> vel! a> thoroughly Informed the questions Of the day. few nen of his Ee1se-s more Pra1 tlcssi qu4 Is q Legislator. and none excel EuI in the gilt vl making friends for any measure calculated c. promote the IteTes~ U Al- district Ur >ate, pF a0 tlnce the cause of political truth and justice. Deeply InoueI WI h know edge If the principles Of democracy! prJmu .----l au vA iruuiel by li-sPe> Vi tLe Jei- iel~JuiAu -CE o4. and being a Hu-.t and ready lebs ter !e ie lrter and Tci-9ir rrpr->s,tI 'et- Te- pub lean YeOpi-. Wut iu cle-- ting >u-h A mau. H"- sub~cry4 lL r own ng-- ltlc.e->, bus relecJ -L. Alghe-L credit 9 snemselse~.
 a.i tt ~-- L4f li- name l- mat-i ur T of rne Ia efs in iTsa i -yuue ,son Wi.E ,Le >e nt-tH- a I- -rc.U~i.e.y !rsv-~ LH4t t- talents. FA Ar"i-.n an. devotion 2" pTn1P.es are beginning t9 " ag. I..-r-I py The k pie. do not RIoH e. rize 4Hy lsI b-t li.n~ct and lis competitors. Dut 4 ~fJre yuu. # .faIc aTren should Le honor ei WttA ,eat the c9n~erii t-Ler, ot the Re lH3..c u -h >-4lje g. u- h. tiI, ricy. LO citizen ut .4rl.~4> vii have cis~e blush Tor such d TcT,re-
 ft- -l slt. " r-tft4 al bauy. liz ,--~.> every element ueye>>afy [. com malI thr respect Oi lis callg ,u-> anu Jo NiAd,a-e thc dignity VI tI> State should t be the pleasure f the people of Arauus.s y ale him to >earin the natloLal Senate. R. D.
 ask the publication of the article entire, that many as possible of Col. Warren's con- stituents may have the benefit of its perusal, not doubting as its author intended 1t for home consumption" he would be pleased 10 sec 1t in the columns of the True Democrat. Of course twill be published by all the papers friendly to his re-nomina5ion, as giving the light in hich he stands in Washington, and as strong arsu- ment in favor of his return to Congress
 With the facts-not to speak of the rhaIso- dy-contained in the article have nothing to do in this communication, except 1t be one state ment in the last paragraph. IL would certainly puzzle the writer to point ou: ." some of the papers in Arkansas' in which Col. Warren's name is mentioned ." in connection with the(U. S.) Seuator>hip" But if it be foreshadowiu. of Col. Warren's inteatious in reference 10 that matter which trust t :s not, must certainly enter my protest aIaius t. He is a candid for re-nomination, he has publicly declared and annourcea himself through the columns of the press. IL i> also rumorrd, he has declared that f uot nominated he will resign his seat in Congress. and at the next August election be a candidate for the State Senate in Ouachita couu- ", and now vic have intimatiors from an ac- lualntance and admirer, that he would grace the U $ Senate. This Is programme, if true. with sufficient margin for any man of moderate preteusons; but, one which the people will re- gard aS somewhat greedy" Will Col. War ren let Us know what are his intentions in this respect, and if he really has so many strings to his bt w?
 The writer referring to the senatorship mo- destly tells Us he does not wish to take any part between Col. Warren and his competitors; which conStrue means, as his "vjst" to Washington has reference to obtaining an office he wishes the assistance and not the opposition of the Arkansas Senators. Tut-tut-now if your article be true, you need not fear their oppos- ton, provided you have secured the friendship and assistance of such character as therein represented. l take it that such men always command sufficient influence to control any ap- pointment under the class of d foreign minister at least
 But to show the people of Arkansas that this Is but an organized effort by non-residents to intervene in their elections, extract from two article in the Napoleon Planter of Feb. l9. 1858, from Washington letters:
 Ias4iagtan, Feb. 3, 1858. To the Elitor f Me Nqooleo, Ilaater-
 We see by the issue of the True Democrat of Jan nary l9th that very complimentary notices are taken by the editor ot that paper of the lon. Albert Rust and Col. I. C. llIndman the opposing candidate, for tn nonlnation in May next in the cougreesioal dis ulcs now represented by the honorabes A. B. Green wood aud E. A. Warren; but after folding the pauer in various shapes, and looking at every item of ls contents, paragraph after paragraph, we can find uot one word said about the two last named gentlemen