{"character_count": 871, "word_count": 156, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9575999975204468], "ccnet_perplexity": [1416.699951171875], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
ARKANSAS REPRESENTED IN THE BALTI- MORE CoNvENTIoN.-3By the Extra Globe, we learn, for the first time, that tho Hon. Ihomns P. Eskridge, ex-Judge of our Supe- rior Court, represented the Van Buren men of Arkansas in the ssHumbug Convention held in Baltimore. This is too bad, gentle men! What--could you not get some man to go that you was not ashamed of, and that you could have pablicly nominated to attend that bodys At your secret cnueus, was there no one to take the glory but Thomas P Ess- ridge, and thus compelyou out ofmere shame to keep 1t a secret, until the Globe inadverh- ently let it out--or were you ashamed to let 1t be known that so sslean', minority as the Van Buren men of this Territory compose, should send Delegate to Baltimorel Gen. tlemen, you must be more courageous if you would succeed. Modesty is not one of the characteristics of your party.