{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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IoL' R. W. JOHNSON, the Democratic Candid ate tor Congress, addressed the people of Conway county, by regular appointment at Lewisburg, on Thursday last the 7th inst. An intelligent cor respondent, III letter written the next day, speaks as follows of the speech:

 s"Col Johnson addressed the people here y,ster day. He was personally stranger to most of us yet as our candidate, and as gentleman of whom report had spoken well, he was cordially received His speech was q hne--a noble specimen of ora tory compelling even those who differed with him m politics. to acknowledge his ability. As he was well received, before his speech, the good feeling oi his democratic brethren rose up to enthusiasm afterwards. You may judge of the impression he has made here, when assure you that he will run up with the large vote that has always been cast tor Gov: Yell, in this county @The Convention acted wisely in nominating him"