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 The public are respectfully informed that COL CHESTER ASHLEY, one of the Democratic can didates for Presidential Electer, will address his fellow citizens, at the City Hall, in Little Rock on Saturday next, the 9th instant, at o'clock, P M.

 JOHN W. COOKE, Esq, Col. AsHLEv's Whig competitor is respectfully invited to be present, and to discuss with him the questions which divide thei respective parties.

 The people of both parties, from town and coun- try, will do well to attend twill be highly inte- resting occasion. Come one-come all

 ROBERT ". JoHNsoN's SprEcH-In the county Convention, last Saturday, while the Committee was absent from the Hall, Robt. " Johnson was loudly called on for speech. In response to this cal he addressed the Convention for about an hour His speech was plain, frank, but clear and conclu- sive exposition and refutaton of the foul islanders with which interruptions and yndictive personal and political enemies have sought to traduce the characterof Col. SEWER. He was listened to with great attention; and we cannot hesitate in the belief that every man present, Whig and Democrat yielded an irresistible conviction of mind to the truth and justice alike of his statements, his nerences, and his conclusions-that Col. SEVER, as a man of in- tegrty, and honor; and as high-minded patriot and faithful public servant stood proudly before the people, in public and in private, "wlthout fear and without reproach' The speech, whether regarded in reference to it's effect, or its own intrinsic merit was creditabe, alike, to the head and heart of its author.