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.r,.rp CORRESPONDENCE.

 BANsnanp-I am informed, by good au-

 LPl,g f is reported that l am warm

 ala, sf Gen. R. C. Byrd, for Governor

 'nsas mnch I respect Gen. Byrd, as a

 s.si n I must be permitted, in this public E n'll, IL express my disapProbation of his

 ]" sa 0oliiciaa; and to say that I

 ,art him for the office, to which he l .aPRin. .lpiring, in preference to DR. CHAT [I59 he regularly nominated Democratic I 1a,s' l,,. when l went to the Democratic |E, 'Iuo' ''sotlon. in April Ias5 l was in favor oI'ss p.d and voted for him att the iime, oY'T That is, 1 stuck to him, as long I e, '.l to me; but when he withdrew his Ilisn ela before the Convention, he aoith- .o, ,u,p ,,s, and supported Dr. Chapman. 1ase5 g,, |, inc conduct of Gen. Byrd, and lbis friends, in that Convention, to ,,ast n,s of it. anti-democratic and disor- i'@ The Convention was called for l:.s1 purpose of healing dissensions in ssn snnpqmocratic family of Arkansas, oc- br the action of the Convention in K l,Ssr 7 i,st. When l left home, ] started X, o'i determination of adjusting, and set Y far as was ill my power, the dissen- \ gds,ences is, of opinion, and preferences \ a that seemed 10 exist in the Demo- 'na,tv. a UNION was my motto. went, .l.,y Pa2 genuine Democrat ought to go on pesasIons, to vote for PRINCIPLES AND |ry And in casting my vote for Dr. Pa.a. in the Convention, 1 leave it to the to decide whether l have practised { preach, or not.

 !. Byrd was the most active person in 'te, in getting up the April Convention; |sdred himself, to me, that if majority State was represented in it, he would Inv it's decisions and if he was not ,atef. he would fight as private soldier

 Democratic ranks. When the Con- h met. he suffered his name to come f. thus recognizing it, at once, as a ITY Convention and pledged himself, |l4ter 10 he Conmittce, appointed to t0d interrogatories to the different aspi- lefore the Convention, to ABIDE BYITs Ioy. But when he found that he could tgrs fbe nomination., he withdrew his [om the Committee, and his name from the Convention. Does this conduct him to be good Democrat? think but on the contrary is disorganizing in Ieaey. Gen. Byrd rolc warns the peo- anst Conventions. l think this comes bad grace from HIM, just at Jus par- iiaactare of lime.

 oncIusion, Mr. Editor, l have to assure lat go for the nominees of the April nton, first, last, and aU the lime And nlY think that, under the circumstances. yood Democrat will 9'do likewise" l b cast no personal reflections on Gen. for respect him highly as a private man. But, under the circumstances, l suffer myself to be counted as one of 'Poftefs, tn the present canvass.

 Respectfully,

 J. MARION ROSS. ,R NrWrou CouS.rY.