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All his acts speak for .,hemsclScs-'hey arc '''"
ocra,ic. The Legislature Of IA tho mos' oe'",
cratic body ever assembled in the s'a'e' ''e'"
from tho battle field, endorsed Col. Ashley . ue'
mocracy, and who daro dispute or sa'nsay sa''
an endorsement Point US 10 man who mas
bet,er. or who has more faithfully hono'ed SUE"
endorsement. . -.


Elected, then, by democratic Legislature his
acts all being democratic, what are the reasons
why he is denounced by the "Banner,' lis pseuo'
correspondents, the Yell clique, and the yell mel"
with Gov. Yell a, their head! Why IS he no"
called "di.organizer," "whig," etc., who was SO
rood dcmoc rat in "A, tha. he vas UNANIMOUSLY
elected to the U. S. Senate!


Because he is in The way Of that arch d'sorsah'
izrr, ,ha, ambitious man, Gov. fell-because ne
will not bow to the clique who havo so long
welded political power in this State, (Which clique
only grants Eavors to man TO draw him INTO ''e
moshes of political thraldom,)-because he trusts
rather TO his own great acts of industrious etor'
10 benefit his State, for suffrage, rather than to
the dictation of a of men who fancy h'"y pos
sess an inalienable right to all tho offices OF honor
and trust in this Sate and the right to brand their
opponents as "pira,cs," "disorsanIzers,' with
other like hacknied epi,he,s-because he trusts
rather TO the love Of his cOunlrymen for re election
than to the will of men who, by somo strange
dream, have got it into their heads that they have
right to exact pledges of other men that they
will no, run for office or station! These men are
anxious 10 WELD the deslinics of this State as they
would; their ambition (in their opinion) is holy,
Just, democratic; AshIey's acts and all his friends
are accordingly anti.democralic-bcca they
dispute this clique" s"rghs" and conflict with their
devices. But the day for the downfall ofthis clique
has come, the sceptre must depart, and the voice OF
the people vN be omnipotent, clear, dvessed oil
and free from all gloss, all humbug, all deceit
They will sec for themselves. Those d!sorsan
zers, Gov. Yell, the Arkansas Banner, the lel
clique, and all who held 10 the onlirc and com
petc anti.democracy Of that "unholy league,
may work, may with the greatest zeal prate abou
the patriotism and democracy of their selfish am
bi,ion, but they work in vain so long as they worl
gains. tho people, SO long as they dstort principle
and endeavor to gull the people 10 promote 'hel
own ambitious schemes. They have cast fire
brand into the democratic party, loo truly hav,
we to say it, bu. as truly they only will be con
sumed-thc party will conquer all its open anC
secret enemies. and rise higher than ever.


A White Lady risiing The Cumanches.-A
friend writing from Red River, thus notices the
Lady Of Col. Lewis. who accompanies her hus
band, ono Of the u S. Commissioners 10 treat will
the Cumanches. 1t smacks decidedly of romance


"CoI. Lewis takes his Lady love with him
she is quite an amazon-wears a belt and dagge
shoots n rino and pistoI-rides well on horst
back, and takes no.es-rather hnndsome-mcdi
um size-English by birth-mnrred four year.
no children. The Col. is very sprighlIy AM
gen,emanly in his department, and is from Co
lumbia, Tennessee. ."-Cher. Adr.