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bc against him. No ono denies, who is familiar
with matters in this county, that hree If not Jos,
Ashley men will be sent to the Legislature nexI
winter; and no one has the hardihood 70 say thai
Gov. Ysll's disorganizng condu:t from 1912 tc
the present time, has not made him more thorn,
than roses in our party here. His conduct while
he was Governor, horning of from Congress, oil
Western men, merely 10 make his claims to the
seat which he 10 now 90 ambitiously and vainly
struggling for, more prominent.


Many Of Us are too well acquainted with Yell's
intriguing character to believe much in his demo.
cracy or to rely much in his patriotism.


lfany Of our nevly pledged politicians wish 10
learn anything Of tho Governors excellent quail.
ties as an intriguing politician, let them refer to
NJ. Wright. l.. Richards, jefferson Telley, Sam'I
Harris. John l'ilIey Sen.. james Tuttle. William
Shelton, II. G. Cardsell, l.. ID. Wisenor, Sandy
Crauley, and many others, as to his course Shile
he was Go,srnor-fghling off Evans and going
ii for Cross; not that he loved one more than tho
other, but because he loved himselt beA, and by
sending Cross from the South, his claims as .
Western man would be stronger at another time.


lfany man doubts that Gov. Yell does manage
these things, and that he 10 at the head and front
Of the Little Rock Junto, et him refer to his friend
Brown c. Robers, ordering him 10 "mus,er up
the leading men in Marion, and get up nomna.
lion for Cross" while hs was Governor Of the Sta,e


The day has passed when clique of Office
holders .. Little Rock can govern the State; the
people vll not stand it any longer, and the rssul.
Of this struggle will prove vhat say. The bril-.
Iisncy Of Ashsy's talents have capttsted the
people Of Arkansas; while the selfishness and
grossness of Yell have disguised them and us to
the democracy Of the two men who has ever
drawn comparison without its resulting in Ash.
ley's favor: he never appointed riigs to Office |;
be never voted for pAigs; hs never made any
pledges to schiss: can the friends Of Gov. Yell
cay as much for him! ., ID.