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 MsssRs. EnlToRs The pplilea % :. through which we have receallv aa. been one of unusual a dnopsnoii.' i'S'' portance; involving much la5os, ma. a, terness of feellng, and the fate. sra. ". woe" during many coming Yeas contending parties. The most Iema. t.l perhaps the most painful characlpris,;s canvass, was the spirit Of dsorsss which sprung np in the ranks of t6s % cratic party at its cemmencement ,sl ed gloomily at first, and, with mo.s threatening of disaster, u1til a slar X fore it's close. This spiril whisaesj into the ears of the long 5lespontz, and stirred them up to an eaorl ie, !, aney. such as they had neve, ba#, dreamed of making. Aided by ibe <, disorganizers they counted on s,ees, their calculations were vairi-therbo,s doomed to disappointment, for lhear true Democracy was at length aroI.ei spreading her suspicious wings m length and breadth of our Siae k anew. into the hearts of tie peopIe,h of fee institutions, and that GdeiiiFs. in the geo ca S. which have e erfL rizeds sthem. The irIll we have pas,ejb may be ioslly regarded as the daikeg that the Democracy of Arkansas h., known while its result has cropps aems with the preHaest and most b wreath of victory ever won or wonl party. l do not indulge in thpse v hy way of awakening painful rplnns in lhe bosoms of those who, led ar personal feeling and unchaslened am sought to defeat us, when they shoaE rallied to the rescue of Democacf. .l l desire to vaant over the eaemY vi fallen. My object is. the rather. ol q wholesome lesson lo all and ta learn, for the future. that shones4 il policv.n

 l have another object: il is to eaQus we shall make he most benelical D our s ate, of the noble victory shf blessed our patriotic efforts. Ianil the first object requiring alIenlaa ing our most important offices win u men, The victory is gained-the cd ours. Who shall be the seniiafl wafch-tower In this connexioa, supply the place of the lamene. ! who, for that high and important o be mostaccepiable to lhe peopleoiai| To my mind. if the will of the nq govern. the answer is as plain as ig the heavens. Nhose name was nv nounced as a candidate for Copgres| late political midnight, that ehaIa: loud shout of applause, tErougho9l rallied our scattered forces, andlhrE and cheering radiance over our da of fight? It was the name Of AH YELL.

 He at the call of his party rg highest office our people could en' brayed the tolls of a long and war the sun anl rain of a siekly season. for our principles. He when

 threw out iastonian onslg his ion: pointmenis. and chalieagfd our oP meet him before the people. Hs's by his bold. prompt and manly tor so doing. He has glorionsly ovefas enemy. Who has lbe people 90 honored with their confidence hN ten counties in the S'ate, and them votes. No one but ARcHlRfap ii he should De OUR SsNAToR~

 If long service vii! jusiily pron'a has served longer, or signallzed greater success? He is not the pol a dav. He is the war horse ol aa1 and has trod the fell of many @a he served Gllhfullv? None moH none have met win a more bhiereP How did he triunpI.' Ry hls 'Nn ton to inc duties of his office Ma ing devotion to the interests ol np encv, his talents and his well tHea

 Does some one ask" But " uerer be satisfied, can he Rre enough , h April. GfTe'nef' 'a Representative. shall lie be sefas r, vemhe&; and all in one year''' 7 I' swer. YES! Arkansas is a Ofe. \, { oughl to bel when merit IS ioms Suppose Gov. Yell had refused ps task assigned him by his par'y'a \ convention, and held his posl''s''ssIa ''sIa or, would not every one have , p Y K, our next Senator And shall M x the peoples call, he abandoned r af <, of honor, and of profit, took ''p' in it's nlid-night oi gloom, 'a'"b tered forces, ted them on lilro'sd ssd ofunexanpIed labor, and erohas !, ss N an unequalled victory shan ';.s a@

 laid aside1 Strange rsaso'l's s. ,Is N more he deserves, the sess 'al 'ls,I giee him. While, if he had <, z N at all, when your salcat'on wa' Nj

 pou1d hapc gipen him ai y04

 of this. conIds

 Does Gov. Yell want me ', 1s Id

 do not know. Why then " v.lI hims l imagine that Gov. ., , n

 the di6arence between a sea- r S and one in the !scnatc q ms ,.;,y < s not permit a sophist to siul,,'s llhs,.,

 was more deserving than osp z, be late campaign, how IS t ''id, ab Iss

 now? None equalled, nlue" s,oad d q him in the Gght no one s ssusu

 fore the fghi began, for