COL. MARK ". IZARn-
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The following letter, from Col HARD. makes known his acceptance of the nomination as one of the Democratic candidates on our electoral ticket and assigns his reasons for not sooner acceptinr.- The reason assigned is a good one and will be SO recognized by the people of this State Col. Izard IS not the only Democrat, by many thousands. in Arkansas, who could not have voted for any man who was opposed to the immediate annexation of Texas, even had such man been nominated by the Baltimore Convention. This difficulty, however. is happily remoyed-all obstacles are out of the way our ticket Is complee-the path is plain and open the enemy IS before us-we are Dernocrats-Arkan sas expects every man 10 do his duty Col Iz4RD. the tried veteran of many well fought field, Is again Tn aflns and ready for the contest. All who know him, know we'll his ability and efficiency; and we have his assurance that he will do his duty Enough

 ST FRANCIS, ARK's, July 10th, Is44.

 DR ,. BoRLAND-Dem Sir :+Tbe in- telligenee ol my nomination by the Demo- crate Convention as one of the Electors for President and Vice President of the United States, was duly communicated by the Com mlttee. delayed answering this commuai- eaton, Ill consequence of the peculiar attitude " "1telt "d9 pldc6u. was an open ad yoeate for the annexation of Texas. and was fearful that the Baltimore convention would make nomination adverse to that measure III which event l could not have accepted the nomination, consistently with my feelings. but, slHce the nomination, my scrunles are all removed, and cordially accept the nomi- nation; and you, and the party, may rest as sured that every honorable effort inmy pow CT will be chertuIly made to sustain our prin ciples' over all opposition. We are greatly Ill the ascendant in this part of the country.

 ours, with respect,

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