For the Arkansas In,ellieeneer.
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NArtht Dan, ARKs. May 1Oth, le4e.


NJ EDiross-i have ju.t returned from trip in
'dhern part Of this State, and have had chances
ehdderable political Information. The sky
nes % somrwhat clouded and obscured; hut Col.
ssun is brilliant. From oil the signs I have
kd, gather the most cheering auspices Of his


The people are awake to II cir true Interests,
sisgnning to see how much more to their hen.
suf' the iahors Of talented and able men. than
f ,1tflions Of damagogucs who cater for them.
my. Gsv. Yell has deserted his democratic
~ and, BY his endeavors to place himself in the
good democrat and sb-r man. when he knew
'ps were ,stisfcd with Col Ashley. has create
a~ord-diseord, that will assuredly recoil upon
head. The story of the "plcdge." does Yell
asr' 'hsn any one else and | am greatly sur.
hat the Governor has not long ago yelled out,
~ me from my friends" The use that they
nends--'nake Of this '.sickly tale" sbrws how
a'e'y they are convinced that they arc engaged


Ftta cause. Col. Ashley is too strong for
.s's'ore they neplec, the "weapons Of soberness


argument and reason, and descend to all
naa!reues and willy plans to uphold their cause;
~ be no go-no show. The track is as good as
ouch men as Truth" ..Boreas," "Aratus."
80, may Fay what picsses their fancy-.nd
,sm as1 show that they are taneiu!-still they
ace me truth that the disorganizng conduct
'msnds is doing almost as much FOR Ashley as


q m@efits In the counties of Madison, Carroll,


sewton, Ashley is very strong; they will give
vote !or Ashley candidates mex; election.
~ county, too, Ashley has many staunch sup:
1 bave seen men in all these counties, and
20 het'fat'on in saying that in some Of them,
7 stronger than Yell hive to one. The war
I'ofaf. was bad move upon the part Of the
sIwersc .s,ersc than the "pI-dge" story. Woodruff
"isy are both democra,s--are both men who
yssosred great services to tho Statc--und s-saiI-


sa lszardous game. let even men who were
Popular. be the assailants.


'enrs with respect, RAMBLER.