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pies and country. we appeuE, sndAsk that remedy De applied ie this existing evil " Prinopiss, and uet msB. is fhe standard and triumphant maxim of oar party. The .4rkansas Banner. whilst under oar guidance, will protect far ss msy be in is Fow- er the honest reputation of the citizen of any class or party and 1t will defend the acts and fame of the Democratic public servant against ali foes when it shall be just and honest to do SO. The Banner, es- tabshed as the democratic organ in an hour oi par ty adsessty, when there was no journal 10 sustain principles, when political treason had delivered us i0 the enemy, principles to destruction, and public servants to unmeFited abuse, wiI now only ask of you 10 act for the benefit of the democratic party and the country--to select for our Senator some adherent who is consistent and capable but, above all things, to select enc who is possessed ot the pfsncirts uf rvsHaon hosesty Ne sEiiL reqnire no more. For we repeat that we advocate the ptin- ciplss of party and are not bound to men. The names of Yell. Cross, Drew, Hampstead. Sebastian. Rust, and host of others have been named in our columns We should be satisfied with either, and support him with all the devotion of heart aud energes of our mind. In thus speaking do we represent the trne doctrine ofthe democratic party

 If we do how will you regard the course ofthe we'll skilled and willy editor of the 's Arkansas Demo- crat!' Would he be satisfied with aay tne of these gentlemen, or any one heretofore mentioned, with any one in the State except Col Ashley It is fsl y to ask the question. Col. Ashley alone will do.

 All others must make way for his "taiented and dig nifed" friend

 But let us quit theme exhibiting such offensive selhshneas, and look to our party. It's union and harmony demand some sacrifice and preference, but it has not become necessary to elevate whose paths so devious. whose conduct so reprehensi- ble, whose solicitations are so reckless, undgniied, disgusting and constant