For The irkdasas Itc.ii mar.


LIT RocE, Nov. Is. 1915.

Nessrs. Ediicrs:-
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| ~ NbUT N1IHF VI Nnt lCtU wv. bNtT lHt SiHt
ture Of Western Arkansas" recognise fri,uC
% truth and justice. who in 20 small degree n p
preciutes Arkansas and its citizens. and instiI.
the hope. though ior n time desponding. vet no
the less cherished. that even.hauded equity. jus
reward, and righteous Punishments may still h
adopted, as the motto Of democracy and of the
people.


say, sir. that the unusual independence. based
upon inmutahIe facts with which YOUR correspon.
dent audes to men and things, is in some sort a
guarantee, promise that party vassalage and ig.
norant dcmngOguism have had their day, that the
sceptre is about TO pass away, that sense Of their
own injuries is creeping IN surely hut certainly
upon tho people; that the day is fast approaching
when shall he honored, the gifted, capable and
true. when an unIettercd hyPocriti;oI demngogue
shall hide his face for very shame that he is what
he is.


Great shall be tho contest md great the fall of
our bust of democracy should the people be per-
United to open their eyes atwixt this and the next
Senatorial election.


Oh the bland, the unique the selfdenying Ar.
chv q how closely will thy democratic locks be
shorn. and destitute and plc.bald will be thy ap.
pearance should the dear. dear people once snutl
the tainted breeze that issues from thy reservoir
of corruption Cork thee u2 the vessels of thy po'
! litcnl existence. nor let one Struggling odor from
thy chntinr dish meet the dlstendrd nOsifils OF thy
injured countrymrn. Thou whlted sepulchrr,
" wirhin whose walls is Pent up STRIFE. stra'agem
and midnight hypocrcy! where dweIIs IN cor
rodiug contact. all the constituency OF surprising
lilteness.


Prepare prepare. the bngle's sounding. march
ing up the indignant phaanx with launnng livery.
will in n tricr. speed from lhelr hickory 60r the
poisoned GATED arrow. and IN thine unprotected
h unch, and murralncd pet, thou shnlt bear the
munimen,s of war, Till death triumphant shall
close Inv mnrtyrdom, and DER Thy mOsSy sepuIchre
deep rooted in thy bosom. shall stand willow OF
the weeping kind; whose moaning toIinge Eoian
like. stall sing thy rise aud progress and unIlme-
" end.


And still even more than this, on each succeed
inc night, q time commensurate win thy machlila-
lions vile at silent midnight hosr. thy smonder'
np and cmhittered soul shall wake the neghhor
np lead with an heIlish voice of-'Oh my couh-
,rymen, my countrymen, why, why wouidS! lhou
know me more to love me less!


Your "Wcstern Arkansas tells me some things
anL promises more. and concludes by proPoundIng
the e iIna of--"who is a. lof'!-the response
which he fatters Us will appear IN a succeeding
number the winch | anticipate with mixture
nf l:,in and pleasure, c"m'nrn!rng his design but
en,crtanlng serious doubts OF his success 'or /
rnnE.s.. TREND. A kansas you have picked up a
problem ~ difficult EucIld's 81.
. NLoIsA. YrIl?-a tough question TINT, and
one that ur.rr witt be solved I'LL r'"Iren learn to
krow their dadd,,s. all hopes of which have long
since been nhand"nrd.


Indeed thrTcare many >urmi>cs as to who. ana


..I,,,.i ,nSt
routid,utIl advnur"'':


SOM. aIntgr hm La" Big ban Of d"m"rrh-
., h,t olh rs m Qulrt tom. If clos ty watched.
are heard 10 say mot hun, for like the big on" OF
lb, Princeton, " zen pat upoh his 'trlai strain
he'd rcnd a,under carrying death ana destruction
in the ranks of his gaping aimIrcrs.


And agaiu-yuu are greeted with 'he 5 the sa'
vipur of the party; to this there are clamorous
disscn,crs who reply, by asking ""n he not one
of the secret agi,ators OF the "rnmp conyen.
ton!'


Was not tho Governor, the self denying Cover
nor, winking a, the nefarous Dtck, promising aiu
and succor in time of need!" Not that the Cover.
nor wanted anything just then himself-oh! no.
not he-roing into retracy, to seek repose on
his hard earned Iaurels ~ 'in a horn". But
wbo, does the SEQUEL prove? that he really felt
pratlhed t0r Inc ulduy io'''o ''"' "'' "'' ''J
been bestowed upon him? for instance: Receiver
of the Land office, Judge, Congressman, Cover
ror &C., and fel, an abiding love for the welfare
of his party; willing to extend that courtesy to
others which they had so frequently shown to
him, and thereby heal disScnslons that were hourly
darkenng the political horizon! no, sir; not he.
W. find him in the obscurest corner of the back
scenery, working the wires with Inc party $
wors, enemes-Byrd & Co.


Whom In, an instant more they break the spell,
And who's for Congress but the modest Y ell


And how is asked by some, was the Arkansas
,,oGc;,n oyer:akcn in his abs,ruse sciences! Why
~. nos, fortunately the facts prove themselves
Who does not rerncm mber the appeal made by Col.
r Byrd to Gov. Yell, whilst on the stump


.l ho,Iv nssaed by his enemies. as 10 what was
h;S M fYeIi's) opinion of him as a man ana can
I.I i,I.,a s,rouov implying that the patriotic Gov
"''" ,,d lent him aid and countonancr IN reFu
'.''u ,h,. frs, convention. tha; each caicuIn'
"', ,:, f., himself might have another chance Tor
'"'., % onc,. the Col had brought about the stock


''", ,,ion. in whlrh be cut. shnttied. (bu'
:" y. ~ 4,It, than the Judas crlod'-'.fnre"eI
i'' an-I'm going to leave thee then '"'
VAN '', "n;cb had followed had well nigh broughl
Sc'u' oniug " wang and gn"shIng of teeth


us for the Governors post, went oil n


h""" " IrHm, the hcetest and fastest nag OF The
!'P Poa,,on. W unashing irnPeiao'iSiy me lran'h3