CAPT. UNANIMOUS.

For The arkansas MtelIigencer.
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BooTSBoRo'. Sept. 3, 1871.


Mr. Extraordinarily great day for
the citizens of our little village. 1t arose from
the circumstance of the "immor,al'' Gen. By ri
delivering himself of speech some two hours
tonS. and having for his haa-o.s, ,"ho'o host of
wings. The parties in attendau &C stood, in mum.
bers, as follows: wings 30, some half of which
he brought ten or twelve miles with him. ) demo.
Gratis, citizens Of our metropolis aud 'gemnen
of Color grand total 36. | heard of his goininu
three votes. all wings. is uncertain how the gem
men or color will vote as the last heard from
thcm they had not yet made up their minds.


The wings appeared to love the General very
much, eiectioneerng for him finely. in fact they
were the best friends he had. and well they Nigh,
be, for he said in his speech, that he differed wit
them only in regard to the Bank and the Tariff -
they. taking all thing into consideration, though,
the General made very goo speech. and sad all
good democrats ought to vote for him. 1t is inn
possible TO give you good sketch of his address
for notwithstanding all my mathem llical powers,
could not abstract even tho essence of his re-
marks. He flew from the banking system to the
school system, thence to the internal improvement
system, thence to the April Convention, thence
again to the Bank, and in such hurry, as to en-
plain nothing, But served to shew his wonder
fully comprehensive and retentive genius.


The General approves of some school system
none of know what one, for he did not tell US
lie also approves Of internal improvement ION
small scale,' such suppose as cleaning out Buf
falo river to the forks. Said he was opposed to o'
Banks, though he helped make thom. Aud wa.
particularly opposed to all April Conventions for
the very good reason that he cannot mould then
to his wishes. Now The truth is, the General Is
very great man, according TO his own conception
of greatness, for, according to his logic, any man
who comes 10 this State poor and frendiess, n I'd
afterwards '.by hook or by crook" becomes weol.
thy and rises to emincnce, in a smnlI Degree les
surely great, and deserves popular support.


SO much, my dear Clarke. for the Gesra's S
speech, aud now remain, as ever


Yours &C., BILL Scissors,