EDITORIAL. NOTICE.
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It will be seen, in our paper of to-day, that DocToR BoRLfSp has, again, taken charge of the Banner, as principal Editor He has done so at my request--a request based upon the hgh confidence i nave in his ability so do good service, and in his fidelity to the principles of Democracy; as well as upon my belief that such an acquisition to the editorial columns of the paper, will meet the approval of all who desire the welfare of the party.

 If have more anxious desire for the attainment of any one object, of political character, than another, il is to see the true principles andinerest of Democracy succeed once more, in Arkansas, over the combined exertion of mhigs and disorganizers; and then to be the herald of the glorious triumph, as the intelligence of its achievement shall wing its way from the Capital, to every section of the State. That DR. BoRLANp, is eminently qualified to contribute essential aid to that desirable objecs-that he is we'll SuisSu, III opiii.y duu uiopoSiuoli, to uiSptl the storm of disaflection, which is rising to i. disturb the union and harmony of the Demo- cratic party, need only refer to his former services, here, as we'll as in a sister State.- Those services have been gratefully ac- knowledged, and enthusiastically approved, by the people.

 While congratulate the Democracy o OUT State, upon this valuable acquisition to the effective force of their organ; take oc- casion to tender to him the feelings of COY dial good will, l entertain for him, individ- uafly, and an assurance of the high esteem Ill which hold him, as a true Democrat, and a gentleman of true and infiexible worth. promise him, also, my own faithful coop eration, in the good work of sustaining the Democratic party, by a strict and faithful observance of the ancient landmarks of true Jeffersonian Democracy.

 The connection of Dr.. Borland is. alone with the Editorial department The publish ing department will remain unchanged

 All RUTHERFORD.

 