Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-07-28

DuthoiomeW, Juiv 10, lS)S. The ultimat" issue i> nnw before the voters of tho second 70 lgressonal district of the State of Arkausas; let 1t be read d d well uad.r,tooI hy all of the iemocr,t> of that dis.ric; au, l4. the whole d4moc 'atic pha(auN of the $ tte read md thoroughly an,iize the wo,d.rful posiroi ;aken by the ndoprnieut- thuu 5ht " c.uli ia 6 for representative in Congress o. that d,trct.
 Governor Drew the prince Jack-sraw of all disatfected, dissenting of q4oataa epaemsFal political parties, that have mushroom .ltko ex- humed themselves into daylish., but have by their own innate absurlit and gruent pro penslties long since becom. defunct and obsolesr in their operations, and out of mind, except in theIr offensive olor to the recolecii of tho, who were weak and though5Iess enough to countenance h tir forward Inconsistencies
 From the mn ldlci halls of m ,d ,rn, bastard whlggery; unnatural offspring of a long since de- posed sre.----From the smou lering ctmp. fires of here,ical know uothiugism, whose sole aim was to crush and tranple under foot the constitutional guarantees and positive rights of American citizenship--lrom the slippery ani tor5uons plths of p>eudo-democracy cones this man of " independent thought" and renowned pedigree, to claim the sufrages of an enlight- ened and ingenous democracy, tenacious of their country's rlghts and answering in their well founded principles; taking issue upon matter as irrelevant to the true ppi"t in controversy as would be an effort assuming authority to invcs- tigate the policy of the British Param mt in gard to the war ii India, or the subu .ation of the spyrregns of the kingdom of Olie Lis. ten but to the reverberations o' tn c ,vernor's Bic GUN (the Ws~kiy Pl1ater) as she h,pm+ forth his portentious pre>um ptionS. Tt may be fsrly presumed that the nominee of the Clmden convention is opposed to giving ex preston to the feelings all opinions of the psn- pie of Arkansas. in re5,r lst, tae rish5s of Con. Wm. Walker, of Nicara5u,; heace th, silence of That conventon."
 Nov the true issue seems to be between Drew and th- Cam len nomina-iu, convention. which the Governor calls oo.u.," because of their nominating Rlst. who ht, no faish in Waker; and'h conlemn, the d1nocracy of the district because their convention di, not nominate him, who would be q desrous of sus tanng Walker in our national councils and ap. plaud his deetls as meritorious and of the true stamp and psttern of southern democracy An issue indeed--aud as imm ierial--worthy of a man of al " ndependent- thought" and an un- blemlshed pediSree--a "democrat by instinct aud association,' ''--and upon this his lreslmp- ton, he is canvassiug he district, soliciting the suffrage of the constituents of that conven- ton to which he so strenuously excepts.
 Democrats, will you hatter him by listening to the porridge and pulse -harrangues of this sids- shifting, offce-seeking, hot and cold.blowng democrat? Will the democracy of the second congressional district eratify him, and disgrace themselves, by casting their national franchise at his fee'. and afford him an opportunity to promulsate the ever vascillating opinions of his dlsorganzed brain amongst those. before whom his arrant stupidity could find no concealment?
 Of his antecedent political vagaries in this sState. the anpai-af the day are a record and 1 vii discover on pernsal. what of his now iisa- 1 vowed bank compicity. which his trochilicks party now declare sin unpardonabe; and what Of his cornplicty and horse leech adhesion to ! the unhallowed know nothingisn, derogatorv to