For tie .ardunsas Banner.
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lor FptToR OF THE BANNER:

 1. onestion of Gonvention now being we are casting about, and discussing |eits and qualifications of candidates [,leavoring to select from amongst us, |me, upon whom we can with confi- |beslow our suirages in the approach |nest: and this position is rendered kire, as union of public sentiment of |mocracy of Arkansas has conclusive |miaed upon the necessity of a State Iion to be held in Little Rock; and 1 s designated by like consent being | of January next; it behoves the de- l " of the State 10 take the required without delay, to ensure a full, fair imrtial expression of opinion, of their lces fer Representative in Congress,

 occasion. No course presents itself alculated fer the accomplishment of

 than the assemblage of the people Iy conventions, as early as practlca- discuss the merits of candidates, and segates to represent them in this con

 And in the nomination of the State

 iou. i'll which all have the right of nation, 1t should be the duty of all

 10 acquiesce; notwithstanding the of the north, the south the east or

 may be unable successfully 10 pre-

 rparlicular claims for precedency CT

 the section of the State from whence

 iidate for Representative is to come.

 Ol for men or sectional interests

 a body polite, we unite to do

 BnI for the principles which have

 shed us as a portion of the great

 ran family. and heretofore crowned

 @t every struggle, ill their behalf,

 EOy.

 such determinations for the goVern-

 our conduct upon the issue of the

 On, we can with proprlety, III the

 present. the claims of those, whom

 ls, from the various sections of the

 heir discretion have named for the

 ERd while, in this communication,

 1esignate one who has become prom

 re the people in this portion of the

 do so, without any derogatlon of

 |6cations of others, whose names the people, and in whose integri- rneiples the democracy have the |afdence. Yet in a State, with our territory it is natural-it would be Fere ii otherwise-that sectional in- i d feelings, for q time to greater egree, will prevail and in these lies there are those that, from their

 publications and associations, seem w ad justly too, for public lavor.- s th, which is the only portion of nd where we have had an opportunity a gour opinions, we find among those s nlnent the name of Gen JOHN s. Crawford. His firm and undevi- h renee to the principles of democ- hI eadiness ever to gird on his ar tad aence of the cause, have arrayed as m d phalanx of friends that will in name prominently before the con of January next.

 is Yours &c.,

 .eel CARROLL.