TEMPERANCE CIRCULAR. No. 2
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At meeting of the Arkansas State Tem- perance Society of Little Rock, on Monday evening, Dec. 4th, 1S43, resolutions were passed suggesting to the State Temperance Contention, expected to meet here on the 22d Feb, 1S44, the propriety of making an effort to establish a Temperance Newspaper, as one of the means for more general diffusion of facts in relation to the eru of Ietempe- rance and the good of Temperance. The undersigned, in the discharge of the duty as- signed them in this matter, consider it unne- cessary to say to the different Temperance Societies in the State, that INHERITANCE is an EVIL which, when seen in its true lght by the people, will be avoided. The object o the paper will be to present Jus euit in its true light, not only to the few who may choose to attend Temperance meeting occasionally when one may be held, but to all, to every individual, family, and household in the State, if possible.

 We ask, is not this desirable? Is there an evil in the land, should not all be made acquainted with it, and its baleful conse- quences Is there an enemy in our midst should not aH know it And knowing it. who among us, would cease to make wal upon that enemy, as long as he was found in the field, and until his hosts were disbandet and scattered2 And those who had hereto. fore served in the ranks, or as officers o the hot-blooded, and crazy-brained, TYRAN1 WHIsKEy, be induced to join the mild ana republican standard of PRESIDENT CoLD- WATER. If then it is desirable that all should be made acquainted with the sad consequences near at hand and more remote, resulting from the use of intoxicating drinks, in what way can this object be accomplished more easily and effectually than by the establishment ol Temperance Newspaper, whose cireuiatioT shall be co-extensive with the inhabitants o the State, and whose influence shall be fel in every county, town, neighborhood, anc family throughout it's broad extended surface

 We hope the delegates will come here pre-. pared to act, and act efficiently in this matter as in all others which will promote the on ward march of Temperance.

 Papers throughout the State will please publish the above.

 H. K. KERN.

 THOS. J. HOWELL, Cor. Sec. of .4rk State Temp. Society,"

 Little Rock, .3rk., Dec. 6h, is43,