GENERAL, DREW
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1 Weare duly authorized to say that General DREW yields to the wishes of his fellow citizens, and ac- cepts the nomination for Governor.

 Italoras us great pleasure to make this announce ment; for we have the best assurance that is the announcement of the union of the Democracy oi Arkansas and that insures triumph at the polls,

 The extreme illness of the family ofGen DAEwt at the time the call was made upon him, and np to this lime, has prevented him from making any pub licaion of lis acceptance, over bis own signature We shall receive from him.. however, in time for publication in our next paper a communication, which we shall have pleasure in laying before our readers.

 The late day al which Gen, Dnrw comes into the canvass, together with the illness Of his family, will necessarily prevent his canvassing the State, in person, es thoroughly he, and his friends, could desire. To make amends as far as practicable for tbis disability he will al early day, issue cir calar address to thepeople setting forth his views and then follow it up in person, by visiting many portions of the State as he possibly ean before the election. He will meet Dr. Gthsoa as often as he can; and we here, make the pledge, which he will be sure to redeem that he will give saeh an account of the enemy as will satisfy the Democracy that in the hands of Gen. DREW, the good cause has noth- ing to fear. Let DREW, YELL, and YIcroaY be our State watch word, as Polk, DALLAS, TEXAS, and VIcronY is our National watch word and all is well; Democracy triunphs; and our country wit rejoice.

 We will only add, now, that in every county from which we have heard, since the substitution of DREw for Chapman, hearty and cordial response has been given to the nomination. The Democracy receive the name of DREW wilhenthpsiasm. They know him 10 be good and true, ''honest capable, and faithful 10 the Constitution" They say, more over, that whether we know him personally or ho he is Democrat, and is onr candidate-we go for ''measures and not for men''-we are Democrats, and intend to do our duty to our country. Every mail brings us combinations by tue people. and we expect them until every county shall be heard from.

 We have but one request to make, in thiseen- nexiion, We are sure that the popular fceIihe is with us; and we ask, in justice to the cause that our friends will let us hear their confirming voices from every county. Itis pleasant and cheering to hear the voices of the people around the eramparts of liberty, crying aloud to each other 0tLf's wEII.!a