Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-10-13
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Ezss" dispatch from Richmond, Virgin la, says the executive committees of both wings of the democracy are to meet here on the 9th of October next, and will en- deavor to effect fusion. The EaQuirer hopes that the union of the two wings will be effected by the withdrawal of Alr. Doug las, but fears that this proposition comes too late. Mir. Ianeey is to address the na- tional democracy on Monday next.
 The very richest thing, in the way of a political letter, that has lately appeared, is an eusion from the gay widower the Fat Boy member of Congress from Alabama, George s. Houston, who writes to the Douglas club at Courtland, as follows:
 " regard Judge Douglas as the regular nominee of the democratic party / know h'ne Co 6e sound and reliable upon the slaverv question, ALTHOUGH DISSENT FROM HIS VIEWS UPON POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY .''
 There's wisdom for you! Sound and re- liable on the slavery question-but dissents rom his views on popular sovereignty, which are neither sound or reliable on the slavery question. This is just about equal to the consistency of gawkey Fat Boy of Alabama. If so be Douglas is sound to the Boy of Alabama, squatter sover- eighty cannot make him unsound. WLMlNGroN, DEL, Sept. 27.--The Hon. Wm. l.. Yancey is addressing an enthusi- astic assemblage at the city hall this even- ing, with decided effect. Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather the hall is crowded to it's utmost capacity, and the surrounding neighborhood is all anxiety to hear his eloquent appeals in defense of the 1 Union and the constitution.
 The Baltimore Patriot (Bell) says that the union men of Maryland are so indig- nant at the "truck and barter'' of their party. to tho democrats, by the leaders, that they are, with few exceptions, for Lincoln It claims to speak by authority.
 An experienced politician" writes to the Boston Courier, that Foster will carry Pennsylvana by rousing majority. He gives Foster 20,000 majority in Philadel- 1 phia alone. To be proportioned to his ma- jorities, his experience should be very large
 Family Fair, which, by the way, is clever enough to be very popular, has the follow ing piquant epigram
 ON DEcoLLETE DRESS. mat eheets are the same from similar cause, Is one of the famous Socratian laws
 Whose tallacy We may discover, For-quite in the truth Of the logical rule The styleof apparel that keeps Emma cool,
 Just kindes flame in her lover!
 Gen. w. o. Butler, candidate for the vice presidency with Mr. Cass in 184S. is stump ing Kentucky with Humphrey Marshall for Breckinridge. It seems that many of the old and influential democrats of Kentucky have "gone and done" likewise. The Philadelphia Pennsylyanian states. upon undoubted authority, that the vene. rable and distinguished chief justice of tbe supreme bench of the United States. who pronounced the opinion in the Dred Scott case, denounecs Douglas souatter soyer- eighty doctrine as the worst hcresv. The chief justice will support Bleckinridge and Lane. The democracy have planted them selves on the constitution of the country. and have the indorsement of the highest political authority in the Union.
 The St. Louis News announces A cooIi. ton between the Bell and Lincoln men in Illinois and Missouri.
 Mitchell, the editor of that paper. n Bell and Everett man. has been instrumental in brnglng about this unholy union. The bargain is for the Bell men in Illinois to vote for Lincoln, and the Lincoln men in