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aP Tbe saElo ring deleetable article we find in VoodrnFss lass paper:

 m aWs clip the following nolce of OarselS, from the Mississippi .4dDsrttssF, spsighily little paper published al Aberdeen, Miss We appreciate its compliment to Senator Ashley; aud relish the way in which t scores the Banner faciion. The .adrerttscr need be under no apprehensions in reference to ''thai eliquen We have already Aro0tcdn Il out ; and its members arc all taking water," as rapidly as did certain herb of swine which we read of in very ancient book.

 We have received number of the .dr- kaHsds DemocyGi, new paper recently es- tabiished at Little Rock, by Wm. E. WOod- ruff The editor is an old veteran in the cause. it is to be hoped that the Democrat will heep itself clear of the influence of that most despicable and corrup. junto which has existed in Arkansas for many years The poisonous breath of that corrupt clique has injured the cause of democracy more than the combined power of hard times and whiggery both together--If 1t is not rooted out, it will eventually give the siaie 10 the whigs.

 Ne are pleased to notice that the damecrai sBslaina that sterling and thorough old soI- dier of democracy, Col. Chester Ashley, for a seat ill the Senate of the United States. Col. Ashley is one of the present Senators from Arkansas, and we must say thai he reflected more credit upon his State during the laie session, than any man in Arkansas has ever had at Washington. Col. Ashley we believe to be by far the ahlesl man in Arkansas he is q fine scholar, profound jurist, and an amiable mann Miss. .fdreriiser.

 Reader, we are informed on good au,hori- ty, that ,he 'sMississippi Adver,iser,n that ''sprightly iaie pupcr," is edited by that same W. D. Chapman, who edited tha, foul disorganizing eeacern, styled the Iadepen- dent Democrat, which was sarted in opera ton previous io'the arrival of the Banner press. This Ladependem Democrat was sustained by Ashley, and put down by the Democracy. It was published from the Times and Advocate Office. I, was printed on the same type with Woodruff's Democrat, which IS the same concern III both materials and principles. Chapman IS ile same man that was rejected by the "Dmocratic Central Comnfi,iee, when he applied 10 become the editor of lhe Banner. He derives all his knowledge of Arkansas politics and politi- clans from this disorganiing excursion to Arkansas in lS44.

 This is the man that abuses the Banner, and praises Woodruff and Ashley SD lavish ly,. al the expense of every other public man. He fled here from the laws of Mississippi, charged with iafamous crimes, and only reached Mississippi again when, taken at St. Louis, Mo-, and, carried back there on de- mand made by the Governor of that State. We see he has escaped the PenitentiaIy, we suppose by some teehnicaiity.