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Although beaten ia our recent elections, we
should .-ncver give rP the ship but n,anillly
rally on every appomted day Tor SIN more
vigorous struggle. Upon next Monday the great
battle ) to be decided end the stand whics our
State VIA take IN relation TO some os the most
vital one iinns which have been presented ior
Che Judgment Of the people wiz be faily deter
mined upon TIE resuli of the RECENT election, II
is true, Is calculated to throw cloud over the hope
we have long cherished that Arkansas would give
her voefo Henry clgy. but that hope isnot utterly
obscured. The Influences which to "A good degree
cont: :rbatcd 10 our recent defeat, no longer be
brorgit 30 bear, and the hope is not yet ex-
ling1iishcd within rs, HAT wien the people come
to vote directly upon The main questions at issue,
untraminelcd by private friendships, and personal
predictions they w.ll 20 for wing measures, and
render justice to one who has ever proved their
best friend in times of the greatest cmergcncy.


The vote of Arkansas, to be sure, = no: much,
bat Ike the widows mite, il viii show her dis
position as wen as Il it larger; aud il cas-; for
Henry Clay, would be honorable to her il
hevo,ed as strnngas New Y ork or Pennsy y!yania.
Oar hope for t:e State, although somewhat
darscncd IS not eSinsialied ior abiding trsIst
is still in the people, ami disposition = never
to dispo;r of the republic


p,.t can we not at least carry old Hempsieadi
Will she not shake off every thing which eneum-
bered her recent eiIosi, aud stand forth in the
glory of her true waig strcngsh-the advocate Of
whig measures and The supporter Of Henry Clay
We know that there is no county in the State
which possesses more intelligence or true patriotism
than Hemps.ead-none more resolved to do what
she believes the welfare of the whole country
demands We believe that the PToPrety and
Justice of the treasures advocated by the whigs
have made deep impression upon the miaas OF
her people, and that when freed from other infiu-
ences, and presented fairly and fully before them,
they Will declare the depth Of that impression, in a
voice not to be mistaken, at the biiot-box.


Look at he vote for Gibson aud Walker. Does
it not prove our strength and show conelnzively
that victory is within orr rcsehl Should il not
STIR us ~ to one grand rally 70. snecess IN onE
own couniy-to one more effort, whose happy
issue may more than counterbalancc orr late trivial
DISCONTINUED


Harkcn, wi:rs, to the notes Of triumph from
o:lscr sections OF the Union-from Ono, Pes''sFI-
v,xIA, MARYLAND, GEoRGA and DEIAwAHE!!.-
Although beaten in our own State, Is not this
news enongh to cheer Us up for one more gallant
struggle for the victory in old HemIssieaG Let
us catch the tones as the ar-horse does the sound
of the busle, and make ono more charge for
victory RI.