PLoT HILL ARKs. April, 8h 1916.
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Il o LUG L0ttoT OJ He Ddnner.

 Your correspondent from Lawrence coun- ty, III the Banner of the lst inst, makes the astounding discovery, that the Democrats of the north, will support Col. JOHNSON This IS not new. It has been determined from the time of the nomination to do so, by every northern county, with which am acouan- ted. At public meeting held in this county m February (the proceedings of which were sent To the Banner, but suppose did not reach their destination, as they were not publshed) 1t was unanimously determined to support hIm to the last. At the same time he owes no portion of his popularity 10 the factions that procured his nomination. It was natu- rally supposed by all, that in as much as their object was attained by trickerv their easy sense of political reetitude would induce them to forgive us a little intrigue in the election ol Senator for the coming term We are resolved to try and heal the dissension that exists and ultimately threatens to destroy the democratic party by throwing aside both parties. The forces of the opponents are so nearly equal that the balance of power is, and must be, ill the hands of the North. She must be like the wolf in the fable sshe has no interest in the success of either party let her stand aloof until the bear and lion have exhausted themselves in the contest and she may then safely bear away the prize, this feeling is not prompted so much by sectional prejudices or any local benefits that might accrue as by the defiance that has-been indi- rectly thrown in her teeth. Simple hearted and confding, she has asked as a boon to be represented. She has been cajoled, ridicuted and de6ed. She now demands it as her right, her northern hordes will pour down their strength from their mountain home to recure that right, tlley want but second '.Attelan to lead them on to certain victory. Now is the time or never let the democrats of this section of the State unite; and they cannot fail of success, rally around the man of your choice, instruct your representatives, and make il one of the conditions of their election that they shall support northern senator.

 The sickness of Judge Conway IS much regretted by-all his visit to our village was anticipated with great deal of pleasure-his characteristic mildness and urbanity of man. ners have endeared him to every one. Whilst the dignity with which he presides in court combined with his eminent legal attainments have won for him applause on all hands profound jarist. There are but q few trifing cases for trial at this term. Yours &c.,

 HYPER-BOREAS.