A. II. RUrHERFoRD, Esq,
Edt. banner.
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We shall take pleasure in extracting occasion.
ally, from that vigorous and knoring writer
"Far Play" He plies his pen ably, and tells
some things upon the slender footed" democ raj,
sha. must make them sore. "Truth," to whom
he propounds a question rather hard 10 be an.
swcred by "Tfuth," is one Of those correspond.
ents Of the Banner who do noughs bu, beop
wholesale abuse upon Ashley: --t---


alt might be instructive TO inquire, when. in tho
history OF Arkansas politics, the Democracy of
Col. ASHLEY came first to be dcub,ed1 Wns !,
in 1886, when he voted for Van Buren, ind John.
son, Conway and Yell. and the entire t,emoc n rio
ticket Was i in 1888, when he supported the
Hon. EDWARD CSoss over the lnmen.od Cr,,,,,,s, ,
Was il in tho still more exciting canvus, of Isa0
AN era marked by the lowest appeals your m r.
don' Mr.. Editor !! that ever were addressed 10
freemen--when ho not only rallied for Tho .amo W
President and Vice.Presidcn,, bu, ,,o ..,s.''' a'


lent his influence and personal oxer,ions to ,ecu
tie To.eicc'om Of Csoss 10 Congress. and of W.,