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 4 recent letter from Dr. CHAPMAN, informs us that he is no longer candidate for the office of Gov ernor of Arkansas. We have, therefore, withdrawn his name from our State ticket, on which we had placed it. by direction of our State Convenon and with his consent.

 In withdrawing the name of Dr Chapman, il would be useless even if desirable to conceal our sincere regret at the loss of his services, in the pre- sent teanvass-services which, independently ofther inherent value were already enlisted, and had pro- their efficiency, by the complete union of our paF!y, and the bright and glowing prospect of sue cess. And our regret is greatly augmented upon learning that the main cause, of the Doctors with drawal, are continued ill-health, which renders him unable to bear the fatigue of the can vass and the state of his private business which re- quires his attention at home

 In ceasing to be candidate, Dr, Chapman does not cease to be Democrat. Far fromit. We have assurance that although in the retirement of private life he still yields, and will ever yield to the cause of Democracy, his voice, and his most eliei- ent services. As public man, the candidate of our party. we gave him our cordial support and. in jealous cooperation with our political brethren, would have aidedin placing him in the highest office in the gift of the people of ths State and pri vate citizen, we tender him our best wishes for the speedy restoration of his heath and for his happi ness in all the relations of life.