Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-04
xsep t bsfors the People.

Rector has recently naisrepresented his o'cn policy, skulked under . shallow, wishy. washy, letter from his own scheme of fund ing the public debt, and shown clearly that his brains and his self-conceit are in sad and unmistakeable disproportion.
 Keep it before the people, that Judge Rector is the dupe of Hindman, the uncle of MT. Peek, and their colleagues in disor. ganization.
 Keep it before the people, that the Old Line Democrat admitted that Rector's poli- cy was to fund the pu5lic deh and poy com- pound interest on the same-thus entailing heavy and galling tax on the people.
 Keep it before the people, that Rector claims to be in favor of education. and is showing his own ignorance around the country as the strongest argument in favor of good schools.
 Keep it before the people, that the editor of the OLD Line Democrat was an OLD line whig in Virginia, . sqaotter in Illinois, and is an avowed disorganzer so far as the national democratic party is concerned" and "partial disorganizer" so far as the party in this State is concerned-that he has been guilty of so many political tergi- versations that he is not entitled to respect or credence.
 Keep it before the people, that he virtu- ally acknowledges that he misrepresented Judge Rector in his zeal to disorganize the democratic party.
 Keep it before the people, that Henry M. Rector is tool of T. c. Hindman-and ,oeak one at that.
 Keep it before the people, that notwith- standing the cry against :" family" and of- holders, there is whole regiment of hungry. gaunt, cadanrans kith and kin wait ing for Rector inauguration to bounce on the surplus treasury accumulated under Con. ways prudent policy for the payment of the public debt.
 Keep it before the people, that Johnson's policy, is plain, practical, sensible one, viz: to make the bank lands pay the bank debts, and when the credit of Arkansas is fully restored, and her treasury will allow it, to aid efficiently internal improvements. such as opening rivers and building rail- roads-and that moreover he is in favor of the best practicable system of common school education.
 Keep it before the people. that all the old leaders of the democratic party, such as Gen. Mitchell, Judge Totten. Judge Gould. Judge Quillen, Hon. Thos. Fletcher. Gen. Royston. Gov. Hampton, Dr. c. B. Mitchell, Gen. Gaines, Judge Watkins, Gen. Hampstead, Hon. A. M. Wilson and a host of others arc supporting R. H. John son and would not do so. if he was not worthy of the post to which he aspires.
 Keep it before The people, that the only good things Rector ever did was hurling into Mir. Peek's teeth the charge of fraud preferred by that saint against others, and repudiating the Old Line Democrat, which by it's extravagant system of perversion and falsifcation has lost tone and disgraced the cause it advocated
 Keep it before the people. that we have driven the Old Line Democrat from all of it's arguments, turned the charges of fraud upon the editor of that paper. prored t Iy Judge Rector, shown that Judge Rector advocated the most odious policy of fund ing the public debt and paying compound interest-proved H 6y Me Old Line Demo- crat-and now leave them to the pity, the derision and the contempt of all honest and sensible men.
 Keep it before the people, that the editor of the Old Line Democrat has attem pted to intimidate tortysir respectable mechanics of this city for no other reason than they dared to sign 8 call for a public meeting. For evidence see Old Line Democrat of July 27th.
 Keep it before the people. that the editor of the Old Line Democrat says he "appli- ed the epithets outrageous and disgrace ful' not particularly to mechanics, but to any and all who participated therein;" that is Me calling of meeting, and that none participated in the calling of said meeting except torty-sir mechanics; who are there fore denounced by the so it fingered editor of the Old Line Democrat as outrageous" and disgracefui."