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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07
TO ADVERTISERS.

To persons desiring to advertise, the True Demo- crat certainly presents stronger inducements than any other paper in the State. It has by far the largest subscription lis--is very generally read in every county. With list of over six thousand regular subscribers it is read by not less than ten or twelve thousand persons every week. The True Democrat, therefore, presents to the public the best medium for advertising-the most remu- naratiya.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07
- -@~-<sk1s--> - A Reluctant Witness

That Gov Conway has made careful, cautious and prudent Gov. will deny; that he has care fully husbanded the resources of the State, and faithfully executed the law in collecting, far as he could, the assets of the Banks will also be as readily conceded. .''-Od Line Democrat. May 3lst
 When the Old Line Democrm pays compliment to political enemy, you may bet your life it is we'll deserved.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07

WHY SHOULD HE DESERT HIS RELATIvE?- Mir. Peek Is the strenuous advocate of his uncle Henry for the Governorship, and "the sly dog "-gives his uncle Ben. T. a lift towards the United States Senate. Now, why should he ignore the modest claims of his jovial cousin Charley to seat in Congress?
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07
EE The answer to Mary's overture may ,e found in the proper box

Efy- The nice lailes of the congregation for which the notorious and not very rev eieni John kalloch does duty, have pre- >enfed lam with S6U0. in payment for his services. This is reversing the order of things Albany Aryms.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07

THE GAME OF BRAe-" But a couple of these sagacious individuals were brought mp all standing the other day, and forced to cave in most beautifully. One of them offered, with quito confident air of assur ance, to bet .fne Hundred dollars that Dick Johnson would be elerted governor; where upon gentleman stepped up, and quietly offered to take the bet'-gentleman No. 1. coolly simmered down and was faintly heard to remark as he s, nk out of sight, I wos just jokingp- Od Line Dem.
 Whats become of the gentleman who "stepped up, and quietly offered to take the bet" does he "cooly simmer down" when S2,000, is offered, or will he take the bet?
 There is quite pile of castings" here for just such cool gentlemen, who wish to back their judgment of Rector's success.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07

<GE Gov. Conway has appointed UR1AH M. ROSE, of Batesvile, Ark, Chancellor' of the chancery court at the seat of gov erpment. pice HUBERT F. FAIRcHILD, ap- pointed and qualified as Judge of the su- preme court of the State of Arkansas.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07
.JOR WOR K.

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can not be surpassed by any printing estab- ishment in the country.
 We have procured, at a cost of over sixteen hun dred dollars, one of Isaac Adams mammoth print ne machines, which enables us 10 do work, and es- pecially pamphlet and book work in a superior style and at very low prices.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07

Ex President Martin Van Buren is engaged in writing political history of the country. from the foundation oi the Government until the close of his own administration
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07
THE TRUE DEMOCRAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07

BANNER PREsENTATIoN.-The ladies of Little Rock will present flag to the Pulaski Lancers this morning (4th) at S4 o'clock on the Arsenal grounds.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07

Those old liners who take his paper. and have indorsed Peek in theirpublic meetings. and repudiated Col. R. II. JOHNSON, na- tive of Arkansas, are requested to put on their glasses and continue the examination.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07

All of these charges. if denied, we will prove or retract as publicly as they have been made
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07

We charge that Peek advocated that any "interierence by Congress with the local domestic affairs of territory is unconstitu- honal, unwalranted and despotic"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07
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IS PUBLISHED ON Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at S5 per
 year, invariably in advance Subscribers taken for any length Of time at the above rates.
 Terms of Advertising. l square G0 lines or less,) first insertion, S1 0' Each subsequent inserton,. ,........ 50 year. ....... ..... $20 % early advertisers entitled to 3 squares, 50 %
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07
Freeport Speech,

and of arguing that Douglas was consistent in his views on unfriendly Legislation"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07
Number 40.
FroAtthe Helena Note Book.


 Rich and Racy Developments! The Imported Editor orc thing in Illinois and another in Arkansas! Democrats of Arkansas yead kse past record @ r c. PEEK, Me cdief .faglsmoa Qf tAs Hindnaan disorganizing tactiont
 Peek in Illinois. We charge that T. c. Peek, the editor of the Old Line Democrat who is the prin- cipal spokesman of the Hindman disorgan- izlng faction, was in Illinois jealous sup. porte of
 s. A. Douglas. We charge him of having opposed the adoption of the
 Lecompton Constitution! We charge him of having opposed tho admission of Kansas as
 Slave State! We charge Peek of having, in Illinois. opposed the administration of
 President Buchanan. We charge him with applying such ob- noxious names to the friends of the admin istration as
 "Danites,' and thus attempted to heap odium upon them and to connect them with the clan of murderers, assasins and "Danites" in the Mormon army.
 We charge that Peek indorsed Douglas in Illinois with all his
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07

"CoL. H. M. REcroR's OPINION OF Gov. Gov wAr.-" True, 1 voted for and supported Gov Conway, after his nomination n lS52,l But, in truth whilst did so, feh os # arers taking fhe bread from my ocn chiidren'S m99f9s, and Hose of my neighbors, and if am questioned ,chy did so, I must D. cad the legal excu'e amongst politicians. and say, in that instance, 'Jleause tOoed country less, and pGrty nlore.''
 tJrNpN pEcTOP
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07

F E U Fl B l or abolish slavery while a territory. We charge Peek with sustaining Doug las in his doctrine of
 " Unfriendly Police Regulations in excluding or prohibiting slavery in the territories.
 We charge Peek with having indorsed Douglas
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07

We charge him with supporting the doc- trine that the people of the territory have the right to
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-07-07
ISM s 1!

We accuse him of indorsing
 Popular Sovereignty or what is known in the South as Squatter Sovereignty.
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Ste unter3ethnetsi. lenfen Die Authenticated
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pom Dem mir Die etnSietn ScrfGuier limb, pirp
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nnp Safss3uder; 100 T,ten &ere: 500 .Siasn
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nne pertrge; f'tlhe CUTE Gjpl9en Butter, Ypn
Der mir tpbhentlih Senbunsen erbaltrn; sorS,
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pace Nfonor9abrlo uuo 9tcctifteo I8bisfey 900
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.. II. CHALKLEY,
SAMPLER epn Qeper unp 9bubz 5~ineinas, Smpsrts:.r
u. oen iranSSfi4em 8~altleper,
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M9enttn:
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Grubltn9ss uno CONNER @aaren fur 1860.
Snte; Wissn uno 5trubr H
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Wfptbtter nnp 0ruasif,

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baben bel ss,, 49,, $3.50 JH
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Sefairnt 1uabnm0
OEnticbe 2gnptheee

SHr zen mir sn mctnen bisiscr 0~onhslcuteu Fl rribIi5
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MECHANICS HOUSE,
Nlatnltr., i~ilbet Del Is. unO 10. Str.
Der Undergraduate erlaubt lib Dem oeutIben
pHtlttAm pts NnSei8e gu maben, paB sr Die lett.
Der Hon pm. Mfagunfe Jsiu9rte g8mtbiAaft ees
9blgen paulcs ibrrnpnmcn bdt uuo in Der felt
Der 9%sru9rten 2Seile NIT Den bsjtrn G%ririlaunasn
jeper &rt Tcrtflbrcn Wirp. I'm 3aBlreiben Beiuh
!riner oeHtlAsn GretlnDe bittet
@illidm Opmppr
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Scfamutn,acbuuacn

Vsbtn per S&tf S6tIIer ria Srcwen crboncu.
5O09 pfe. Sambrrsrr 3metIsen,
1900 pfO. ginisH,
Nub6l &c.
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Sibmarb, Sa.. !. Sut 1859. qsbn SERBIA
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United States
Sa@egfsiera Soq@n.
9fetnen Grrunecn nuo pcn eeutla.n susI;f,r ri
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aslns sss9rttn @aae nit ssS ktRsa Gririhsaassn 81.
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'N"ns'' Shaa'oans ma 9aserbi,r.SalSn.
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W'einen 6reunpen unb benz sse6rtsn publitum
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lame SeOtenuns risie s8irtblaaft gu elmer BON
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Gang e~rgetenf
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George u. 2prinananu's
Z columbia Setel unp Gefaurattpn
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SerabieBuns Der Yreilr pen Jtublcn.
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ttrial bnpr Sc0lsn ~0nSltttn mtrheR.
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-08-01
Remember This

The Platform upon which Douplus anc
johnson stand, it should be steadily kept in
mind, was adopted at Charleston by lara,
majority in a full Convention. before sinai
member had boiled In reference to the
Platform of the party, therefore, there car
be no dispute. Douglas and Johnson were
selected at Baltimore by the regular Demo.
cratic National Convention. Douglas re.
ceivet more than tWo thirds of all the mem,
bers of that Convention present and voting
and was afterwards nominated By acclama
tton ! How, then, dare any honest mon soy
he is not the regular nominee of the party 1
Out upon the base consprators who are en-,
deavoring to destroy the organization by op
posing it's regular nominees Douglas and
Johnson
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-08-01
Large Accession TO Douglas.

Already we con count by scores the names
OF those who are abandoning the opposition
party for Douglas, in almost every locality.
In our own county, we can mention the
names of large number who have come
out for him--many of them of high stand.
ing, and well known. After the State elec.
tons in October show, as they will, that
Lincoln cannot possibly be elected, there
will be grand stampede of the more Ma.
tional Republicans into the Douglas camp,
in nearly all the Northern States; enough
to secure his triumphant election BY the
people. He is emphatically the candidate
OF the people, having received the nomlna.
ton over the heads Of the political wire.
workers because the people demanded it,
The people will elect him, and not let the
Presidency 60 into Congress to be gambled
for and won by the man who will play the
boldest game. In the Southern States,
where the Union is cherished, he will re-.
ceiVe a support that will astonish the fire
eaters and dsunionists OF the Secession
States. Let US do our whole duty and all
will be well.-- Marietta Republican.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-08-01
Something TO Ponder upOn,

So far as our knowledge extends, there j.
not single paper in the State of Ohio
which supports the nominees OF the Boilers
-Breckinridge and Lane-that IL not, d
rectly or indirectly controlled by the patron
age of the Federal Government. The Ma
tional Democrat at Cleveland is owned ant
controlled by the U. s. Marshal and Other
Federal officers the editor OF the Warren
Democrat is Deputy U. s. Marshal Of Trum-
bull county the editor Of the Carrolton Eee
Press is Deputy u. s. Marshal of Carol
county; the editor of the CadiA Sentinel is
Deputy U. S. Marshal OF Harrison county ;
the editor OF the Stark County Democrat has
been standing applicant for Federal office
for the past two years. In every case that
we can call to mind, the editors OF Boiling
papers are either tffice holders, or are under
the control of Office holders. These unde-
niable facts ought to open the eyes OF the
true Democracy of the State, 0nd show them
the Importance OF sustaining, firmly and
fearlessly, the nominations of the National
Convention against the assaults Of the Fed
eral Administration and its legion of hire
lings.
II the Democracy of The country fail to
strike now, aud strike effectively, in behulf
of organization, usage and principle, it is
doubtful whether the opportunity will be
again soon presented. The power of the
Central Government is tremendous, and is
rapidly increasing ; and this power has been
exercised by the present Administration to
crush popular sentiment, and bring the peo-
pie into slavish subj 'ctfon to the President.
He has warred against every element OF
Democracy, and il he succeeds iD his pre-
sent crusade against the candidates and usa-
ges OF the pnrty, he will have accomplished
his purpose-its utter Generalization. Then
will follow, naturally, what he aims of, the
concentration Of power in the Federal arm,
civil disseBsion, intestine war, dissolution of
the Union-wreck of liberty, of hope, OF
happiness.