For he Banner. TO THE DEMOCRACY OF ARKANSAS.
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 There are some important political move ments which must necessarily be made, by the democrats of Arkansas, during the next twelve months. In reference 10 these, beg leave, respectfully, to make few sugoes- tons, as one feeling deep interest for the harmony, union, and perpetual ascendancy oi the democracy of this State, as well as of the entire conie3eFary.

 shall we have CONVENTION, to mo- inmate caadiAa,e for election Tn August next, to represent the State in the following Congress- II Is proposed, that we hold one. for the purpose, on the Sth of January next, at the Capital If there is to be Coaven- ton, the time and place suggested are mani testly proper. By January the present crops will have been gathered, and the planters will not so soon commence preparations for the following crops. That, therefore, will be time of sufficient leisure with them. 10 enable such of them as may be chosen, to at tend convention Again, January is the only fall, winter, or spring month, in which there sno circuit court holden-under the present arrangement of the courts, there is not circuit court holden in any county of the State in that month. If a conyention were held m any other month, some persons, who might otherwise desire 10 attend, would pro- bably be prevented, by having to be at some oi the courts. Again the supreme court will be sitting in January, and persons having to attend the court, may, III some instances. be chosen as delegates. Finally, have con versed with prominent democrats from every section oi the Siate, who are well acquainted with public interests and sentiment, and they have uniformly given it as their opinion, that January Is the most suitable month. between this and the election, for convention. and will meet with general opprobaton.

 January being the month, the democracy will approve of the Sth as the day, with one voice As long as the battle of the Sth shall l be remembered as the brightest victory of freemen As long as the sons ofLibertv shall pont to II as one Of the most brilliant fri- umphs in the anals of war! As long as the spirit of its illusirious HERO shall abide with the American Democracy, so long will the oth of January, acting like spell. bind them, as band of political brethern, in per- feet harmony togeiher

 There being no dispute about the time. and place, the question recurs-shall we hold a l Convention Until within a few days back. my impression was that the democracy were unanimously in favor of Convention, but l have been informed that fe1c have taken a stand against one To these will attribute no selfish or subservient motives. but will try to meet their objections to holding Con yention, as far as they may be known, in a spirit of fairness and eandor.

 Is Il urged that Gov. Yell must be re-elec- ted; that he will be the unanimous choice f d1oe V; that | 'emocrat will run

 e 4ns that, ore, there need aa 4aayee n:

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