70, The Arksns.s late Ilis.n.s.
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MEssss. EDIross:-Dr. Allen. Of Sugar Loaf,
has announced himself candidate to represent,
us 10 the next Legislature. This gentleman de.
claFes himself "upon his own hook" against nom.
iuees, Ashley men, &c. He declared himself =
democrat, making some modes. illusions lin
Aesiaiisg and fafterisg manner) TO his past ssr.
vices TO tho party, but did no, mention his abrup,
declination Of fair offer made 10 him by Eli Bei
Esq.,, one Of the nominees Of the Democratic con.
vention who for the safety Of the partly to prevent
a split, and to keep the wings from stepping in,
proposed that the nominees and The other aspirants
should submit their pre,en,ions 10 another con.
vention 10 be holden by tho democratic friends Of
Yell and Ashley jointly, and to abide BY the do.
eision Of majority. This offer was made BY
Mr.. Bell, and the Doctor and Judge Brown do.
clined to'submit to the people to ny who should
bo the candidates-they would not obey the usual
practice Of the Democratic rule. They reed not
procaimther attachment to democ ratio principles,
their desire for democratic success; 1t is all gam.
mon, all humbug: their attachment to themselves,
and their own success are paramount, with them,
TO the principles or success Of democracy-and
ay il withou. fear Of contradiction. II the wings
run candidates at tho present time and under the
present state Of things, what is to prevent their
being elecledi Then If these disorganzing can.
ddaies refuse 10 conc'liate-to harmonize-to 20
into convention TO prevent such result. sho else
but them can be blamed il the wings should cleo,
their menl Then is it not palpable TO all good
democrats that the man who will not sacri6ce his
individual aspirations and ambition at the shrine
Of democracy, to prevent its defeat, that tho he
may love democracy we'll, he loves himself morel
And is there democrat amongst US who will no,
deny that man who studies his own political
advancement in preference to the success Of his
party, is good democrat!


Messrs. Editors, this proposition to harmonizs
the party, was made by Mr.. Bell with the con.
eurrence Of Mr.. Clarke; it was refused: the fs
candidates loved themselves bettsr than they did
the party or they loved Gov. Yell better than
either themselves or the Party-else certainly
they would not sacrifce their own sel:.respsc
and the party to promote tho election Of that am
bilious man.


II the wings send members to the Legislature
from this county, the sn-and that too for winch
the democracy Of this county will never forge
those men or their friends-iss at their Threshold


A VOTER.