Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-21
Nat the Arkansas Paners Saw.

TbLiuoiauo IllleS nus SOHle ol hio brotb editors a hard rap by saying of them
 ssTpder! what set. We expect a nice little . sneec c9uld be made on the lot by wrapping them upinaw and selling 'em for demijohns!'
 m Times, which is neatly printed, wen Jed and ably edited paper, complains off ant of courtesy, or of inattention on the tt of publishers of Arkansas papers, as tws:
 uyANsAs PAPERs.-Ths mails of this country oro Fer wofuliy deficient, or our State cotempo ra rie4e sadly uumindful us. We have not yet rece;s more than eight or ten Arkansas papers Come eentlemen, let us have an exchange. Edl- tors ihe State who hear of our paper, will confer fayby putting us down on their list; and those with Om we exchange are requested to mention us to sir exchanges
 Tfort Smith Times notices the escape offtprisoners from the jail of Sebastian cour. The Times has an article concern ing : Cherokees, which is valuable to the his stan and the philologist. The people ofFt Smith begin to be aware of the fact wepdictedlong ago, that Phelps, of Mo-, was ding them. A writer in the Times give Phelps credit for working for his $ atand contrasts it with the action of the Ekansas delegation. At the very tilnethen the traps were being set by the Missrians to gull the people of western Arkss, we dared to hint that such would be u result and was met by storm of abus When our delegation refused to go withaose whom they knew were working to sero the initial point of the road in Missni, and eventually to change it so as to lGe Arkansas to the east of it, they werccused of being derelict and actually opp@d to the interests they sought to pro- tect Lays the writer in the Times
 aIring the last session of Congress an appro- priatG of $50 ,000 was made $50 ,0O0 for a wagon roadFm Fort Smith to Albuquerque, New Mexico -th remainder to complete road thence to the CJIolo river, on or near the 35th parallel Oh! 35thsralle. What sins have been committed in thname? How many fathers have sprung up like slshrooms to claim your paternity. and are voursountains ever in labor to bring forth aught but gel"
 yiose fault was it that Whipple's route was abandoned and a more northern one take
 Te Searcy Eagle of the 10th inst, is a sinSlar medley. The leading article en- tide Chronicles of Arkansas" is decid- edl1Hindmanish; the next is contribution wita view of gold in it as it rightfully clai's for the people all power and right ofIcoice, and the next is a capital hit at the Id liners.
 Te Brownsville Echo urges the forma- tionof an agricultural society at that place, and hat the ladies of that vcinty should contnd for some of the prizes at the Des Acair.
 FDm the Fort Smith Herald we learn that the Comanches have declared war or the7exans. Surveying parties were attack ed and robbed. The Camanches are aide, and abetted by the Kiowas, and their mum ber are sufficiently formidable to excite ap prclensions of danger.
 The editor of the Jefferson Independen emptied bottle and went to the circus.- Here is his account of it.
 .Smth-you know Smith-keeps the roly-bole billiard arrangement. Buck X Smith, that's u style. Buck X Smith have taken fancy to Us de-ci-ded fancy-sent us bottle. gold necked ie low. We meyer drink, but Smith and that oth chap were so cleyer-so de-e-dedig cterer, that V thought weed sample this bottle. We cut u wires and the cork didn't wait to be pulled or but in its hurry to get out came very near bringl the claret from our prOboscis-but t'wasnt't clar in the bottle. We tasted it, found no partIcuI objection to the taste-so we tried another sh'f glass f,U as we didn't like to slight the thlng.- After awhile that bottle got so thatit would hll the glass by itself-and we ernptied just to see do tha trick again. After awhile we feeling yer mfortable-de-ci-ded-ly comfortaJie-we left fo the Circus. Give the circus man counterfeit ha that the theatre man had passed on to us and " went in-tound the clown standing on his head the horses standing still in the canvass-and in people all running round the ring-thought we' run round the ring ltte-iust for exercse-peo pie all ran faster than ever and hoored ''tGke hin 0W, we thought people wanted the clown out be cause he was making fool of fhimself-caught th cloWnby the heels, started out-ran into the anima caTe-leOpard tore out the seat of our new trouser clown got away-people kept tellin' us to s'tqk him 0n.' We started after c.own-he ran rount the rng-man came out of the crowd to help u catchhim-we thought that very kind of him-bu he asked Us to walk out-thOught he was going tt treat-but he didn't-took us to the calaboose- askedus to go in and get a man out-in We pitche, We pitched-didn't find any man-wnd blowet the door to-clever man tried to open it-bu couldnt-we told him not to trouble hmself-bu tell Smitt-you know Smth--and that other cha ito send us another bottle. This morning some body said the clown was drunk-but don't thinl Smith sent him anything in bottle with go neckn
 The Fayetteville Arkansian disclose somnsingular facts concerning the machina tions of the halfbreeds in that section c co0nry. Of the hundred signers to tn barbecue in Benton county, it appears greatnumber are whigs and know nothings sonn thirty-fve of the opposition address ed aIIetter to Mir. Alf Wilson, daring hir to nlet Hindman. This illustrates pecu llarlt of Hindmanism that all have notiC ed. He singles out every man who is o has ben opposed to him, no matter wha his lolitical standing. He will read ou or reh in men or journals as they favo him. What humbug to talk of patriot ism Ii such connexion!
 Tn Arkansian has the following addi tiona questions for H:
 haddtion to the foregoing questions that ar put toCo Hindman by the True Democrat and [ whchne have right to demand and expect full, hnk answer,' we propound the following in terrogtories:
 Ist Did not MT. Hndman know of the nroposi tion nAde to Mr. F. w. Butler and others to dis band he Batesvile convention of 1856, without nomination, and did he not approve and indors such Iopositonl
 2d.Did not MT. Hindman attempt through hi frien5 in the last legislature to gerrymander thi congressional district by cutting off Washington BenJo and Madison counties, and did he not draf theb for that object?
 3d.Was not he cognizant of the efforts of hi: friend in the preliminary arrangements of thu Batesille convention, to restrict Washington Madbn and Benton counties (entitled to sever votesbut which had not instructed for Hlndman to onsvote while he insisted that Jackson county beingentitled to one vote only, (but which had in strudtd for Hindman) should have .fre? and di not M. Hindman approve of the efforts?
 4th Did not he dictatorially assert that he wou be preent at our primary meetings? Thereby in