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me to express the hope that your most san guine expectations may be realized.

 In yielding to your wishes, have not con suited my own. Yet, having yielded--you have my pledge, that no exertions shall be wanting, on my part, to carry out your views and ensure success 10 our beloved cause.- My friends were aware, more than twelve mouths since, that wished, andhad determln- ed to retire from public life, and endeavor to repair the pecuniary losses, which l have sustained bv an Absence of five or six years from home, and to attend to the rearing and education of my children. A sense of duty prompted this course, andmy inclination ap- proved it. But l do not feel at liberty, to refuse the call made by my political friends. shall be fally compensated, if your patrl- otic purposes can be accomplished through my xertions,-whateve may be the conse- quences of personal sacrifice to myself.

 It can scarcely be necessary for me to define my position as politician before this Con- yention That I am Democrat, l pre- sume you, and all the people of Arkansas. well know. l am so from habit and ed ucation, and by practice. believe that the prosperity and happiness of the people, and the stability of our government, depend upon the success of Democratic Principles. And though have a generous toIeraton toward our political opponents, as men, and accord to them honesty of purpose, still l am not disposed, without making the most vigorous struggle against them, to see the Federal party, with Henry Clay as their leader, fast en upon us, measures, which l consider fa- tai to the dearest rights and best interests ol our country.

 In due time, my views, in detail, upon all question involved in the coming contest, will presented to the people: For present. o fer, as guaranty of my orthodoxy, my course while was your Representative in Congress and since have been your Chief Magistrate

 have the honor to be with great respec your obedient servant.