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The 10th resolution denouncing dsorganzers as mo better tan TVhigs, and 'eHemies' to Democra- cy, conveys suggestion to Gen. Byrd, as pointed as it is severe and which he will not disregard unless he be as stupid as he is unprincipled.

 The 18th resolution places us individually, and as an Editor under weighty obligations to the Conycn- ton. Through it, they were pleased to declare their confidence in the fidelity and efficiency of our ser- vices in behalf of Democracy; and to recognize us "the approved and proper organ of the Democracy of Arkansas" We have no words to express our grateful sensibiity to this kind appreciation of our humble efforts, by those among whom we live, and with whom we are laboring in the common cause of our country In declaring us 'faithiul,' they have done more than justiee while, in saying we had been "eflicient,' we are conscious of their kindness in overlooking many short comings," The only return, in power to make, for this gen. erous consideration, of the Committee and Conven- tion will be to hold it in grateful remembrance; and. by our devotion to the cause, endeayor to make some. amends for our want of ability to serve it.