Des Arc citizen., 1860-10-03
SUPPLEMENT-
 TO THE DES ARC CII IIIzRN.
TO THEE DEMOCRACY
 A N D P eople of Ark a, gas!I

The undersigned committee have ep clarcod with the responsible duty of addrcssfr vorIs or counsel, advice and encouragement tlbair do,o. cratic brethren and citizens of the Sta mon tbo momcntous political questions that NV ar;tate and distract our beloved country N annroacL the threshold of that duty deeply impssed w;th the full sense of its responsibility, anin lie nar iormance we shall observe as much btdtv as cir cumstanceS will admit, and dealing in tcts and legitimate deductions therefrom, shall fl with view solely to the advancement of the pat cafso ot tluth-the republican equality of alparts of the country, and the union of the Statess
 There are four distinct political orgasatione or parties, in the United States, and eadbas its standard bearers The black republican .aboli- ton party, with LINCOLN, of Illinois, and AwirN of Maine. The selfstylcd union party, wigBrJI | of Tennessee, and EvERErT of Massae5setts | The " squatter sovereignty ; party with DcLAs. of Illinois, and JOHNSON, of Georgia; a1s laet tho not least, the great national democrat party, with BRECKENRIDGE, of Kentucky, and Lir ofl Oregon, as their standard bearers EachIAthesc organizations are the representatives ofl&6nct political principles, indicative of the charAsr of the administration of that party that shall suc. cesstu, and it will be our pleasure, as weh our duty to present in this address, their severabiti cal tenets, and then leave you as honest mshnd patriots to judge for whom you will cast youIhtes in November next. Fl
 
 Mr. LINCOLN, who is the embodiment ofS;s political organization, has no supporters in Ark, sas; we would therefore pass it by without comnn but as there Is but small shade of difference n tween thls and the two other political parties bo l whom ctdm to be as much opposed to the el4 eAepof Mir LINCOLN as are the constitutional ,a ,nsacy, we deem it proper to state briefly tI piinpes andultimate aim of this northern sectib ''l pd,s so that the intelligent refectpg mind rt, hnpt tha ,I, r+:, .A Je .p ciaol othemt to come to the aid of the nation l4 which alone is able now as in timt pa9Y S so ron ack the dark clouds of aboltionisb s;a and preserve intact the Consttd s,on'ne eqUlty of the States--the rights of tn, P0TP,o SE,,s anu Ille 'erpetuity of the Union 1hey make Gen and bold war upon the institu 1ions ol the oou'--they deny the equality in tho niiloh oi the peoe of the fifteen Southern States .L iney uehiana t1naal the territory lying betweer .he otates and facic ocean, shall be dedicated f, iee l@oor' ana ths southern shareholders, b, "iioee 1 oloou ana treyure it was purchased shai tbeiU iicJosI PrccLded ism occupying any of it witt sheir save property Vhev claim that Conoroe has power to abolish ssery in inc nistr;ot af Co iuiola' and in the Terrories. and also to abolisl Vac slaVe trade among he several States. ond qlehiy proclaim the Costitution q leagne witI eao' ana covenant with ell,'', and declare that un n3 more slave States sill be added to the ntertled phneIeoy mat eq9aty of representation
 bf spt tp between the free and lave Stotoe wo,16 teh%to9liy and forever broAn down. and the Ieu pShts guaranteed by thS Constitution tc eN'N Sioiallg States trampedupon and wholly tss%I1u' They deny the bining authority oi fl tIfDieiF adjudication of the ,upreme Court fin si;Gl ;lii1he flSht to reconstructtheiudcia e. oa"tomee ito dstort the Cohstntion-dis- "ise ttA saveholding States, an6convert tbe Nhellt Fom its legitimate ends ito the sub. Jue9h ana Oppression of the South he nractical Tg TTggsaot whth would be the dissolution of tba ,y 0r"o To pfvent which the democrsy and tho @ SerYatre, nion-loying men in he North
 caasr aPmp ang batting noby to Prevqt dire put 9a' eAire Sosh to lay aside their pay nrein, uoeS, efnlte With national men every ihere to Pte:e.' ule Const ttution-State equality md the onion Our fathes 7iN '''e
 "BElL-EvhaETT, OR UNION PARTY
 p.it' iHe ea yates ofthis party were nominated a naisiIioie Na Conyation, assembled for thatnur pose, on t9th of Ny, lS60 That conyen;o, adopted th9llowing ghsoluton:
 d HeSe'sa, G & nat It IS bth the part of patriotin "tbou tba2 'eSogn's'No POLITICAL PRINcIrIa other than N Constituon of the counfra-tJ cm"m t,, @states' an' he enforcement of A ta~S, ana HAelr wisdoa, elected to 20 beio, 1le Goui'ly Ssthls slmplemotto by which catcl N,;t;ssi <. 2 1uo., eNpeead to draw into the poh'lcal nes' thousand' whose patriotic i'm pulae' "Jutu 'Ay respond to,uch q toast, withor ,,n.cp oh.I aooniiiS pe 1he reason for repudiatng
 ttla (. i1,ia,,r pics' c' ueiiiilnt what is meant tme onloh-e ConsttutioL-and the laws. nnrt;on nc tbn Ais' ana equally be dened to poruon or the Saes and the ptnle The ca, sututioh may peonstrued so ass ovc)ndn q no ton of the StatFSf the confedeary from ri Gh common 10 all, atthe laws thus tsfYancb;sEg part or the states rthe people, mar and mn doS1l would be enforced What then is a'4 ,u np p uVI ,, Gd cnp0dndu2R mot', so IriumDhantl, .,|
 the Belleyerett banels? In response igou S and proper questionwe are referred " .L 1l'l9 p Ju record of their stanGfd bearers. tue pau
 MIR. Bta's RECORD.
 Upon examination f the record ofA n we ind much to eondeh and but little ta pc Unfortunately for himae has baan l,,'ir ;, .opplau long time, during whia athe various snbiaI bisIc IL now form the only true *ues heeora tI9s thi were in their various phes. beforn ca, a, hopl the country; and on nearAall of thosa 5 o,S aH the record places Mir. BALAile bv s;de ;4tbbssqr' arch traitors SHADE, SBwa Hnr cnr9S SUMNER, CHASE and CoRWI4at one ti,,o sa,,as ing himself from his old 0wla friends Norl1, ! South, and more recently frA the Americsn know nothing party, whd'e paths he had tal upon the disruption of the Wig organization
 posing the interests of the Sath and pi,;no,
 and comfort to their common emy, the aboiiti ists--for which services he habeen the recin; of fusoIhe eneomums by those ehigher law ,. vocates, who preach treason a1Sencouraee Jc Brown raids, that now so justly cite and inaa the people of the South.
 MR. BELLS ANTI-wAR IcoRD
 Though native of the South ata slavehold we find him, during the latter part the admin tration of GENERAL JACKSON, co eratine " the federalists and abolitonists of CIV EngIar in opposing the prosecution of thdndian w which would open up and developew terrific .I. ok NT. pt.rr f. r- n celebrated " corruption committee, raised e pressly to traduce the character of Geral JAc SON, and furnish a pretext for his inpchment:
 CT, therefore, feel we'll warranted 8my ov mind in attrbuting to the irnbecility, cable ne feet or the CORRUPTION of the administran, all u blood and expenditure which have atsded O recent hostile relations with the CreeEndian .l ..a..oh oe tho dishnalnr which mnst at N to tl