{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Now. all ieking asids, such aiEtctaiinn and pre- tenee are pIePosterOus snd would be isBghabIe and ridiculous but for Inc grey head asd severe aspect q the editor of the Democrat. We have oflen had oesaaiOn to admire the tact with which be can iB- troduee the most inconsistent and unreasonable propositions, But this is testing too severely the common sense ef the people as well as bringing in. to diseredt his own graceful efforts to gulithe party.

 No one, of whom we have heard ever has rnista- ken our neighbor's present paper for the organ of the party Nor do we believe even he supposcs that the epheinersl bantiing he calls the Democrat and which he is fattening for market like the Gazette. wilf be adopted by any democrat further shsa i's temporary character may be useful. If. through the well known industry and perseverance of the edi- tor. t should ever achieve the standng in the State which he would claim for it, what security have It's pairoas--nay, what other expectation could be en- teftained. when the whigs are ready topurehase, lhan the ready sale oiils good sriI, corresponding ia all results to the barter of his former paper. The futile attempt to diseredit our paper, nay claim something 0h ihe seose Of ingenuity but tMe honest of all parties will reflect more upon the want of eandos it exhibits. The influence and character of the Banner, its extended crculation and prinei- ples upon which it came into existence, all made il the organ of tie party. Through the hottest DO. liticil contests ever known in the State, in war fare of unparalleled bl.terness, ii looked to the land mark of democracy. and ddisorganizaton SO rife at the time, was frustrated and defeated. So must if always be.