{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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he has written io some one hard by, who is ehasged b look ailef mater. The many

 members who have received these epistles of reorganization, inquiry and friendship, (which wssld full as readily have been ad- dressed to their opponents had they been elec,ed,) will at once recognise the ruth of the facts ou which VIC speculate. In this manner 1t is ihas written pledges arc el,cited from members, and the means procured by which they will be rigidlY held to the mark, in despite of any contingency or change of circumstances. 1His is aie talent phich Aas madc him great, aad marks him rifh e char aeter siagnlarly digni6ed

 The operations og the press and it's ru- mored editor aFS still more apparent IL has and will assail in every way, no. only Col. Tell, but it will attack every man whose name may be mentioned before she Legisla- lure in connection with the seat in lhe Sem ate, if any one should be so impudent as to set himself up for Col. AshIey's seat in the Senate. Truly our rights as freemen are ebbing. So far as the members themselves are concerned Woodruff is ready for any course. Those who are devoted to Ashley will be iauded--,hose who are uncomprom- ising will meet no quarter, and the '.ieadcr footed,n as he styles them. will be first per suaded. and if they should prove inflexible will be lashed without mercy to the ranks. False coloring and naked falsehood ever have been, and will continue 10 be thrown like veil upon the public mind, by this corrupt press, and concern.

 We have heard of men who seemed lated to misfortune; men of virtue and goodness, men of sense, pursued by some evil and unrelen- ling spirit, whose every hope wouldperish to the heart, whose every scheme would crum- ble in calamity, whose every step contingent cy complicated, in ruin and sorrow.

 But who at this day would suppose that 3 particular fate could attach to inanilnate matter. Yet if not so, it is singular, and al least worthy of note and presentation, that the press and type of woodrufi's Democrat has been the confusion and curse of the dem- ocratic party, and the instrument of every division and serious political difficulty that has occurred in Arkansas.

 We intended to give the democracy of Ar- kansas history of Woodrutf's paper this week, as large accessions have been ma,le 10 our ranks during the past three years who have not had an opportunity to learn from whom, and from whence il emanated But we are admonised by the length of this article to conclude, yet cannot without ad-s dressing every true democrat and every man of sense, whether it would not be wise, to place this concern of men and things, at the head of our party-and whether 1t would not be sensible ,o adopt for faith and devo- ton, treachery and inconsistency, for scnnd principle, no principle, for honor and truth, cunning and falsehood. We continue this subject next week.