Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-20
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DAVENPORT, Iowa, Oct. 10th, 1860.

To lis Ercelency,
 ELas ~. Conway, Gorernor of Arkansas:
 Your Excellency is one of the very few public men, occupying high position, who seems to comprehend the issue which has been so long dis tracting the American people. Most of our public men think it lies between the North and the South It Is your opinion, q am happy to find from your address of August ? that the issue or s'rrepres- sib'e conflict" is not between the North and the 'uth, but between republican America and mon- ac heal Europe. What you express as your opin. lon that the policy of the British government is to over hrow our republican institutions destroy or cril pie our agriculture and manufactures by means oi ab,.itionism, I have facts to prove I have been 2o years collecting them. have got them embodied in manuscript history ot the Afrcani- zation Of Hayt. The British government and the East lnIla company were the real authors and in stigators of the mschets and outrages perpetra ed in that island. The object was to transfer the in. digo culture, worth fifty millions of doara, an- nualy, from French St. Domingo to British Bengal | I"e object now is to break up American manu. tactures by destroying the southern market for them and tc transfer the culture of cotton and other valuable tropical roducts from America to the British posS essions in Asia, Africa, Australia and various islands claimed by her. She has two hundred millions of yellow skin and brown skin conquered people under her foot, ill Asia alone | They .rmerly supplied the world with cotton But being naked and without sufficient food they can not compete with negro slave labor in tropical agriculture; but if that competition was hut out of the way by emancipston, they might be encourag. cd to meke cotton enough for the worlds con. sumption The soil and climate are not as good as ours. But there cotton lands in abundance in Asia, Africa aud Australia. If each ol tho ,vo hundred millions could be made to ayerape oa Inc of cotton piece the result would be ten million of bales of 400 lbs eaeh-enoueh for the world, consumption. We have about four millions of pa groes in al!-althoueh but comparatively smol portion engaged in the cultivation of cotton. ,eti the cotton crop in lbs were divided by our whol negro population the product would be upwnrl of 5oo lbs ot cotton for every negro. Hence lbs for each yellow skin could be safely calculate on. Hayti made tn hiee-iourths of the indipo f the world prior to l7S9. Ever since that time Brit ish India has made three-fourths or five-sixth and Hayti none.
 The eniissaries which did the mischief in Hayti like those who have been doing mischief in Arkan sas and other southern States were British or inst gated or hired by the British. Southern Hayti lai the blame on northern Hayti and vice versa, as W are now doing, while it was the British and E,> India company all the time, who were breeding tb mischief and matching disputes which led to ci,j war, l think we had better go to war witl Great Britain than with one another. I think " eonld stop the slave agitation immediately and liv in reaee hereafter five draw the sword or threate to flibuster in British India, Afiica and Australg unless Great Britain would command her men ct the negro question alone
 Very respectfully yours,
 SAMUEL A. CARTWRIGHT,
 of Louisiana. ! GS- The weather-eool and dry,