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HARMONY IN OUR OWN RANKS; AND WAR AGAINST THE ENEMy.-The following ex- tract from the ''New England Democrat is the dictate of sound patriotism, and that prac- tical good sense, which points to the path of duty, and alone leads to success. It is wor- thy of the especial consideration of the de- moerats of Arkansas, just at this time.

 We have enlisted for the Presidential campaign, with the determination to do our duty, to contest every inch af ground with the enemy, to meet fairly and discuss fully the principles and measures of the democrat ic and whig parties. Against United States Bank-and the Assumption of State Debts :; and the whole array of the federal-IIamlto- nian measmes-we declare an uncompromis- ing warfare, and will not lay down our arms till we suffer defeat, or win, as we believe the

 democracy may III the coming election, de- clded triumph. But 1t should not be over. looked that the democratic party has no strength to waste iii acrimonious debate personal examinations of its own men; but requires its combined power, we'll and stead fly directed against the common enemy. to insure success. If the press of the party ii the ieaderS of the party-if the mea of the party will but keep their eyes upon the pRlN. cirLEs of the party, speaking harshly of none-yet expressing openly, manly, and kIudly, their honest preferences for the Pre- sidental candidate, and, at the same time. ac- knowiedgea National Convention as the final tribunals to settle the question, gledeing MemScfres 10 abide hy That decision, and re- deeming hat piedge, after the nomination is made, by taking hold of the work which is to be done in good faith and earnest, then democratic victory, in the election of the de- mocratic candidate, is morally certain Such is the 'conrse We have marked out for this paper, such the course which we intend to pursue, not doubling but the delusions oi lS40 have passed away, and that ''the sober second thought of the people" will restore the general government to democratic hands,