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fl wiIl Se see1 Tom The he'd Uf this ceiumSs tAat wusra amthosised te announce Col. AIaSnT KrsT. |og unien eeuhfs. and Jsege GxaneE W. PAseHAL.

 af CsaMlosd county, as candidates to fill the uhex- rsssa posticn sf Gov yell's term. These ssa:ss snna ars hoih democrats q high standing. and be- Rowing that ws have the confidence Of the party,

 e esnsAsr it our dasy to let the people decide the eonsesa. without aa attempt, upon our part. to a- ssaes the interesss of ene, cr prendiss the claims |of i1iss olhsr, U the influence of the Banser. Gel Rnst. the present Speaker of the House of Henrezentaiyes l. well kuUwn to the people of this Sta.e, as gentleman Of talents and integrity. who |has served them faithfully and independently for |ssyefaI years In the General Assembly. His devo- |fson te ths dsmoenfic patty Is unprecedented. and the abiy sfeienty to serve fl. is accorded to him |byaiI.

 yadgs Pasehsi. is lawyer Of high reputation. aud |was eiecisa. hy the legislature of this stats. ss 'mHmber of the Supreme Court, in tie year isis.-- Afer serving portion of the time for which he was eleeied he resumed successfully the practice of his |pssfession, and wiii now command the warm sup post ef kis demoeraiie friends throughout the State

 In eonneciion with this subject. we take pleasure En cainx the attention of our readers to the high aanaa and gsnesoas letter of Alfred N. Wilson, oi |Washingtoa county. which aPpears ia another CO., 'lumn of our paper. He was solicited b. many in- hnanlia friends, to become candidate ba, declined zor sesseus. and with sentiments which will give kin an elevated place among the democracy of Ar kznsss.

 IL can scarcely be expected that the contest for this vacancy will be permitted 10 remain ''ianiy nlfair." Notwithstanding the strong ground taken aesinst the Interference of whigs in the ater, by tlsa ediiar of the Gazette, ue have heard of more saa ons who has been pu in training for the race. ana who only wait to see what will be the charsc- tss ef the opposition to ii among the leading whiSs befose they become "inaneaesd by ths piiial amhi- sioa to siip ia." as our neighbor has it.