The Van Buren press., 1872-10-15
from the Little Rock Journi

| believe the Gazette's action will be of
benefit to the reform movement.
d, MCRAE.
JsCksonport, Oct. =,
CoOper's dispatch to Clayton that the ga.
zette hoistcd Hunter for Governor i, no 70;
the people can't be sold out, they wlll 20 the
regular ticket Brooks and all.
+. l.. WATSON,
FL Dorado, Oct 3.
New ticket denounced here as CLAYTON
trick. No so. We are solid for the Brooks
ticket. J. II. CARLETON,
Chairman Ex. Com.
Augusta, Oct. A.
In conference with some members of the
committee and others agreed to a new Sck
ct to be put out much earlier than this sup
posed it had been dropped. Hunter was on
the ticket but not As governor. Feel bound
by action OF friends. A. {. PICKETT,
Princeton, Oct 3.
The people here denounce and repudiate
the Gazctte's course and the new ticket as the
baSest treachery to the reform movement.
Old Dallas will be all right.
DEpMAS & DUFrIE.
Pine Bluff, Oct 3.
Your dispatch is received, The ticket of
the Gazette has not one supporter. Its course
is universally denounced here, Read to-day :
Press. WYATT &. THOMAS.
Augusta. Oct. 1,
The Democrats and BIindleS here are a unit.
The new ticket won't take. We are AL for the
Brinole ticket Of Nay 22d.
G. d. T. MALONE.
Arkadelphia Oct. ,.
Brooks losses no vote by the new ticket.
The Standard is firm for Brooks. The last
paper is the best Of the campaign.
II. Flanagan,
H. W. McMilan,
Lon, 4. krctschmar,
i. 4. Heard
Willis Wilson,
c. A. CAN'T,
J. b. Mcdaniel
y. }. Mcdonald.
Des Are, Oct. l.
Indignation here; big crowd Of people
unanimous against the new ticket. Use my
name to The call. > W. WILLIAMS.
CAMDEN, Oct 2
The people here have been enthusiastic for
Brooks, but since the nomination Of Hunter
groups may be seen on the streets discussing
the matter and the enthusiasm for Brooks i
greater than before. Put Ouachita down
certain for a large majority for the Brooks
ticket d. W, CHANDLER
ID. W. FELLOWS.
Camden, oct. 3.
\; a plhic meeting of the citizens Of this
count. held at the Cuurt-N house yesterday. the
following resolutions were adopted;
E.zu.r' That we dtsapproye the action
-, t.y~,a., Gazette in displacing the Brooks
ll.s,. sua giving its support To- tn" one OF re-
cent DjrJl with Andrew Hunter at its head,
Resolved, That we feel bound by every
principle Of honor, ~ well as inclination to
continue our support of the Reform ticket
with Brooks for Governor, and pledge our
Ives to use all honorable efforts to secure its
election,
Resolved, That we regard the ticket headed
by Andrew Hunter rs AN ingenious and inia-
nous trick ofPowell Clayton. the state house
ring. few schemers and disappointed poll
ticiaus to defeat the Hon. Joseph Brook and
the Reform ticket.
Re olved, That we have full confidence in
the honesty and integrity of the people, and
believe they will supporrBrooks and tac Re
form ticket regardless the public patronage
in the shape OF printing or otherwise.
Forrest u. Oct. 3.
Tho Democratic clnb have un1 A'nslr re
solved to stand firm to the ole tT~Ct and de-
nuuucc the new movement as leading 10 d.
vision and defeat. j. DUNN
Forrest City, oct. B.
The st. Francis Democratic club in full
meeting last night adopted, with but two DIS
scntiug voices. this resolution;
That We will earnestly and cordially sup
port the nominees Of the Republican state
convention A. modified, approved and ratified
by the Democratic Central Executive Com
mittrc and that we di,countrnance the So
called Liberal Republican ticket put in HOm-
ination on the first dav Of october, 1872; be
lie"iug that the support of said ticket can
only result in the election Oi the Minstrel Re
publican ticket.
Resolution was ordered to be forwarded TO
the Democratic Executive Committee. You
will please place it before them for their use
AS they may see proper.
JAS NJ STEWART Sec, pro- TEN.
DcYalIs Bluff, oct 3,
The straight-out ticket l. q most miserable
failure. having but one supporter here, Hon.
". +. Jones, and he says that he thought it
had been abandoned and acknowledged 1t Is
entirely too late now. Men who said nothing
heretofore are now enthusiastic Tor Brooks'
am lust in receipt of a telegram from Col,
J +. Gatewood in which he says he " is still
for Brooks and the whole ticket, and that he
cannot be transferred like sheep.
| think the movement gives Us more
strength in this county.s
Il. A CARII.EE, Sec'y, Com.
Forrest City, Oct 3.
Cross aud Woodruff counties both repudiatc
the new ticket The Forrest City Times is
out, thi. morning. with Il two column edito-
rial for the Brooks ticket. L. Dunn.
Augusta, Oct. ).
woodruff county Is still for Brooks. We
ca,uot endorse the new departure.
'''' PHIL. II ECnoLs
Pres, Dem, Cen. Com.