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BArnsy,LLE, ARK's, Feb. 4th, lS4t
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BArEsylLLE, ARK's, Feb. 4th, lS45. .Mr, Editor:

 There is still no little talk about the re- sut of the Convention; and lcoadcr contiji- ues to be expressed, that an Ashley coEren- lion should have selected a Southern man for Representative to Congressl The truth is, all here see and feel that the pain-dealing NORTH has, again, been dHped aaI tric&ed out of her just claims. We do not object to Col. JOHNSON, as a man or politician; prob ably no one, in the South, would have been more acceptable to Northern Democrats.-- But the North icaals and needs man in Congress, from her own region. Her inter ests demand it, and the honor she considers her due. Why then, as she lost the chance for Representative, should she not make an effort for a Senator? She wiHi Her recent defeat has unhoodwinked her, and nerved her rugged arm. Beware, ye gulling, wheeling and sinister jugglers

 The February term of our circuit court commenced last Monday-Judge Conway B. presiding. He is notin very good health. though he appears cheerful, and evnces lis usual assidutv in the discharge Of his off cial duties. There is a good deal of busi- ness on docket and it is probable court WiII last several weeks. BOREAS.