Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-09-15

will people learn that the worhinSS oi 'hiS 0i'i. ii0 at the base of all difficulties and instructions amono slaves? England is quite too religious to tolerate black slavery, but she can own millions of white slaves, in disguise. Is not consistency jewel, and wisdom profitable to direct.
 There has been an unusually large lmml- grafton from Texas this season, undoubted- ly owing in great measure to the recent disturbances in that State. The Searcy Eagle has the following:
 "We learn that there a large number ot immigrants on the road from Dallas county, Texas, looking out place or places where there IS less excitement and more security for life and pro- perty."
 Some people seem to think that the mountain counties are behind others in the elements of intelligence and enlightenment the following from the Warren Sunbeam, reminds us of this mistaken notion:
 AIs'r COME YEr-The official vote of Arkansas has not come to hand yet. The reason ot thls, we earn is that up in Benton county, where they keep tally on a shingle, the official journat was lost They are now engaged in whiting out the correcf vote We hope 10 be able to present to our read- CTS a correct official table of the election next week."
 Benton county is one of the most thriv- ing counties in the State; rich Tn a9rcul- tural advantages and swarming with a public spirited, active, industrious, and ln- telligent class of citizens. There are some rude, spiteful, illmannered people there, as everywhere else; but variety is he spice of life
 We are glad to hear of our cever friends Huntley and Mullholland; we take the fol- lowing from the Napoleon Pl,nter.
 Mesgrs. Huntlev & Mulholland have leased a building on front levee two doors above Mir. Cheath- am's Saoon-and will perform il 1t on Monday evening next It is their intentlDn to organize company to be known as the Mississippi Theatrical Company. Several actors and actresses of merit are now on their way from New Orleans ana ot Louis, and in few days theywlll have luil theatrical company. It is theirintention to make Napoleon their head quarters and to visit other cities on the river for short periods when the nayi- gation is favorable.
 The Clarendon Standard introduces a humorous description of Bell-Everett meeting as follows:
 Bell and Everett Ratification Meeting,
 SEVENTEEN PERSONS PRESENT ]!
 Ninety Cheers and .n Eearthquake "! Ercain' Knockin-BIly Cheerin' and Great Enthusiasm The Standard says after Bell-Everett noses were all counted and carefully footed up there was recorded just seventeen.
 The Arkansaw Traveller gives an ac- count of Judge Souels speech at Arkadel- phia; the Judge isdoing much service for the cause, and from the Travellers notice he made forcible and telling speech. We learn from the Prairie Democrat that Breckinridge and Lane Club has been organized at Blownsville-success to it.
 The following is good know nothing doc Urine; but looks to us out of place in a democratic paEer. We clip it from the Southern Sta:
 l IP" The Geunan population in this country is estimated at ,50, 000."-Erchange
 That is just 5499 ,OO0 more than should be here. I Col c. F. Hemmingway announces in the last Sage that he has sold out his in terest in th.t paper to R. R. Brice, esq, and takes lis leave in we'll written vale dictory.
 We pujlish an extract from vigorous leading aticle in the Eldorado Bulletin:
 Read tls mockery of platform offered by the | so-caled Jnion party: "te Union the Consultation, and the Entorcemen nt Of the Laics" Are not putri- | faction, tecet and treachery plainly marked upon this ofering?'' And then the craven spirit which would dictate the Union first and then the constit,sion-the Union is to be preserved no mat | ter how sadly the constitution is tortured. What | an insult to free and enliS iShtened people. And furthe, the election, if such thing possible, | of Bal and Everett would not settle the vexed | ouesttns which are now disturbing the public mind Their platform (God save the mark to say tle most of, is negative concern, having | nothing of positive nature announced "lS | leay,s the irrepressible conflict unsettled" It doesnot define how the Union is to be maintained; hopithe constitution is to be construed; nor what l laws are necessary to carry out its provisions It
 eses these questions open to be settled by future battles. "It could but postpone; 1t would settle | ndhing." It might give us "Union with B yolated conStltutlon. 1ne DeH "io L'e | prty offer nothing more.
 The Chicot Press contains the following Interesting account of the tlourishlng finan- |. .ial condition of that county: | A WEALTHY CoUNTY.-According to the census just taken, the taxable property of Chcot county is S9, ,2O9, ,350 which if equnly distributed, would rive about S5 800 to every white inhabitant.
 For the year ending Juue 3lst, 1860, there were 900 bales of cotton raised, valued at $l ,5O0 000 to which add 3l9 ,33l bushels of corn, valued at S225, ,OOO, in all making sl ,125,0 ,000, which dis trbuted in the same way would leave the comfort able income of one housand dollars to every man, woman and child in the county.
 A new paper called the Courier has been started at Washington, Arkansas, edited by c. B. Ousley,
 The Helena Note Book in its issue of August 3rd gave notice of a grand Breck- inridge and Lane demonstration to be held on the 3rd inst. Keep the ball rolling.
 The Fort Smith Times gives the follow ing notice of a speech recently delivered by Mai. w. D. Reagan, one of the assistant electors Mai Reagan is one of the most forcible and eloquent speakers, and dearest reasoners in the State:
 Mai. Reagan of Fayetteville, upon special in vitation addressed the citizens of Fort Smith, in front of the City Hotel on Tuesday evening, in one of the most forcible speeches we have heard this season. He discussed the issues of the day, in clear, argumentative manner, without person. aIites or abuse, giving the principles from the record of the several candidates for the Presidency, now before the people. He showed conclusively that Breckinridge and Lane are the constitutions candidates, and that the whole South should unite upon them. We are sorry our space will not per init us to give more extended account of this speech.
 Eg We publish this week all address to ,, of rkansas to which we