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ARRINGToN's CoNvERs1oN.--A friend suggests that Arringtons conversion from Eghjgge,y may be attributed to Col. ASHLEY This suggestion de- riyes plausbty, at least, from the fact that when the Col on his recent tour, was leaving Fayette- vile, Arlington set out with the purpose of accom- Panyins him to all his appointments, and engaging, with him. in the discussion of politics. This pur- pose, however, was soon abandoned, for he only wentas far as Caroon; and, having heard the Col make four speeches, returned home, and immediate ly yrehounced Wbiggery. werepeat, the suggestion is plausible at least, that Col Ashley is entitled to the credit of converting, from the error of his ways the Whis candidate for Presidential elector What other Democrat has done as much in this canvass ]?

 

 Two YEARS HENcE.-We are informed that when JNo. w CocKn, Esq, was at Nashville, in August, he told the Wings that he " couldn't quite come t'' his time; but hoo yeers hence, he would certainly give the vote of Arkansas 10 Mir Clay. This was a sorry promise, even if t were not an empty one aIr. Cooke should have remembered that AIr Clay wants yotes ssaoe or neyer.p What good willthey do him stwo years hence." when he will be 70 years of age, or more probably, in his grave? But promises cost little, and the Wings have ever been lavish Of them.