For tae .4rkaasas Banner. THE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR, DIR. L. GIBSON.

 TIE SEVER REPORT.

REAL ESTATE BANK ATTORNEY,

 ALBERT PIKE. THE HoTcH -PoTCu PARTY.

THE CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE, THOMAS ", NEWTON.

 THE GAZETTE.
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10 State of this Union has political war Fsumed a course more relentless, un- g, and reckless, than in Arkansas. In

 te have we witnessed more barefaced nsy, open treachery, and unblushing

 Hfe, publicly practlsed in political con-

 IS, than Tn this. All those rules of ac- seWhere adopted and practised upon, productive of fairness and harmony, adlng to bring about correct state ol DIG mInd, have been cast away here, senes of most shameful and disgusting pvres have been prac6sed openly, to and mlslead those who, were not eye Sses at the scene of action.

 10 condition of society, or political ex- nt when an important election was not lately depending, have we before known

 men, and gentlemen, to engage in a

 system of detraction and unsparing

 upon private character, upon sGspl- -mder no circumstances have we be- witnessed a systematic, constant, and |erng appeal to all the worst passions

 nature to gain political end. Yet so

 been here, since the Legislature of

 And not content with such a course, Ffner of low cunning, and unprincipled uFermg has been stopped to, to create pSy and division among the different Pers oi the Democratic party, even to Farlag of jules from one 10 another, and ealllng and publishing opinions tran Ill her nature, and expressions thought made and designed to go no further, ne members of the same party, worship a' lhe same shrine, seated at the same i-Slone, might be set to war upon each \, and the Democratic party distracted "es defeated. Such system is odious

 Wamo9s, and strikes at the very roo Duuda'lon of all harmony in society, al ahd peace amongst men. If 1t is om

 10 abandon civilized warfare in poli- .on'esls-to put patriotism and love ol sSeli' institutions out of sight-to throw

 plaln1clple, which should be our only ,1 pl difference, and adopt stratagem anc S a'one Il we are disposed thuS to array uucate ourselves as mere band of DO.

 Im Mroats and asSassins, the righ

 llas been pursued, and that end ril b;.i a mas not already been attained.

 I ls'ory ol the last sixteen months woult . "s mat they hourished almost entirely E period, that the Democracy had nc \ press press at the seat of government: seem, that fearless of detection, sine, br as a no channel through which the de a could be exposed, the flood gates O |,;on on' misrepresentation, and mean in IaIa3i IIni mad been hoisted clear out, anC In 'su fountains of all the baser passion, nP naP' 50 coplous has been the supply {, DA, = " ,9llssos, to ALBERT PIKE, and t k S oe " NEWTON, do look as the "A V, 'hese things With Mem they be ko,, lntf la,d the foundation, and I vii eb 9a 'o a few facts which will show it. bnt iil., ia the superstructure, they, perhaps

 9''ie hand, beyond that of perseuer