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\ the Democratic Central Committee; and to them te returns it. It devolves upon them to Eappoint his successor; and, he has no doubt, they will to so with an eye single b the great iaterest4 of the Party.

 This retirement of tse Editor is but the execution ef b:s wish and purpose long en- tortained; and made EaeWalo the Committee, and many prominent members of the party, sevefal months since.

 4 press of employment, incident to the closing Of an extensive business, preclodes any further remarks, which might be deemed appropriate to .his occasion. Atan early day, hcweeee. lis Address 10 the readers of the Banner, wiIl be presented.

 In the mean time,. Ee would, in all sinceri- ty, aay Lat his whole course las been gui- ]cj by a aeien.ioas sense ol duty, though marked, 10 d5a5., Wita many of those errors from which no human judgment is exempt. And as he ever aecords the sane sincerity aud Ieeli.rde of pnFPaze, b others. that he claims for himself, he parts with all, as well those win whom he has been associated, as those to whom lie las been opposed, wi:h feelings of personal good will

 To C8aREs qoSDeSTs.-Several Commit nicotioas, recently received, will He placed at the disposal of our successor.

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 }TR. H3ptsoN': Eaeear CoMP6sTae.-- h. this paper, willie found 3Ir. 1ladisoa's heport completed. ]. occupies some ten columns, to lhe exclusion of other natter Its value, however, will justify the precedence given to it-especially, as it is the last ofar- ing of the present Editor, in his capacity of editor, 10 ihe readers of tbe Banner. We hope that all the numbers of the Banner, con taiuiag the Virginia. and Kentucky Resolu- lions, and zlr. Madisoa's Report, will be pre- served bF our subscribers, for careful study. ifso, tlsea5 ia those numbers alone, VIC have the grateful consciousness of having furnished full equivalent for more than two years subscription price to our paper.

 CoLp AND sxow.-Winter is upon us, in is full paaoPly of ice and snow. 'O6Ffiday last, the weather was exceedingly cold, the Thermometer, towards evening, indicating i52 zahf. During the night, it grew It. de warmer, and next morning there was an inch ofsaow. Early Saturday night, the snow commenced falling again, and contin- uo' ea#t sHaay night, vixen at least cigl, iar+rs had fallen. | now stands (Tuesday ereo@g,) allor nearly two days of bright sunshine, about s1 inches deep, and the cold : as.ease. Just think of this, ye deni- j zsus of tise North, who call this SoHbera c2maaF! True, oar Latitude, on the Map, is south ea 352; yet haze we speat winter months ia Philadelphia, without seeing a snow. or feeling cold, that could compete with this Arkansas November of ours.

 Our Cily is merry with the bells of glidioq sIeishs-aud ..IIot Whiskey Puach'' is at a premium.

 ADJOURNED }TEErlyc-The Democratic Heaf.as ofPulas1i County, which, bq pre- FioHs notice was to ba held OF last Monday lsl. !Hs58et convened at the City Hall; bu IS the weather Lad been vesy bad for sever al devs aad as there was Hot a very fall a. tendance fsen the country, it was deemel best to adjourn to another day, when more numerous assemblage might be expected. Ac- co9liHsly. lho meeting adjourned until satnr- day ,ae l3aA day of tAis month ltis hoped ths. lAe weather wiIl be good; and that all true Democrats, who desife to have a full anC fair representation in the State Convention tc be held on he 8,h of January, will be in at tendance on inc 18th of this month, at the County meeting. See the proceedings of the meeting las Monday, signed by the Chair man and Secretary, inanother column.

 PROCEEDINGS OF COUNTY MEETINGS The proceedings of Heampstead, and ofWaife County Democratic meetings, have beoa re- ceived, but are unavoi3aBIy crowded out, by the length of Hr Nad;son's Report They ate on file for next week.

 X ANisr4en CoRREcrrD.-Itwjll be seen. in the proceedings of Randolph county, iu another column, that "the RESIGNATION oi Coy. Ysll,a is spoken of. This is lnis- take. Gov. YrLr. has not resigned, and will not. He was elected 10 serve throughout the two Sessions Of the 29th Congress. This he will do. His term of service expires on the 4'h Of March l8lz-the same day or which Col Ashley's term of service expire: in the Senate. They go out of office on the same day. As will be seen by Gov. Yell': Address, he will serve out his term; but he declines being elected to tie same office, a tle next election. As Arkansas elects hel Representative to Congress two years in ad vanee-whoever may be elected next yea

 