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presided, Geo. Brodie acted as Secretary, and more than nine of the Democrats present sided with them. By this meeting, resolution was adopt ed setting forth the doctrines of the party, directly at variance with Gen. Byrd's remarks, and instruct for no man who held such doctrines as Gen. Bgrd had avowed. There is man who will question the true, unadulterated, enlightened Democracy of Geo. c. Watkins, Jared c. Martin, and Geo Brode. Thus, then, upon entrance into the State. we find public meeting of Democrats headed by those who are "not only pure, but above suspicion. and acting with great unanimity; yet among their most prominent acts virtual repudiatioa of Gen Burd and his avowed opinions! What opinion had we to form of him What opinion could we form of him ?- but that he was not Democrot-that he was a man either of Whig principles, of loose principles or of no principles at all. That he was not Democrat it required no second thought to determine in our own mind. This was too plain proposition to admit of 1 doubt. A very little subsequent observation made 1t equally plain that he was, either through gross ignorance or foul design, of no principle at a ready to '' box the compass of party, for the sake of office and with no.fixed idea on any sub ject except that he wished to be Governor of Arkan- sas, and unless the Democratic party would make him so, he would wreak his vengeance, by seeking to sow discord in the ranks, and grow weakness from dssension.

 Such is the opinion, fixed and unalterable which stubborn facts forced us to form of Genl Brd- Time and observation have but served to confirm it. And that our readers may have the same means of judging, as ourself, we proceed to unfold what has further come to our knowledge.

 The space we had allotted to this article is now fill ed. We must, therefore, defer the 2nd. Chapter until next week. And it is bitter potion, de- signed for Genl. Byds especial good it may operate best by being administered in ''broken doses" Our readers will please keep all the chapters, there will be several of them read them all in con- nection.

 In justice to the Democratic party, to whose true interest and honor are but doing our duty in making this exposition, hope all Democratic pa- pers in this State, who circulate in it, will repub fish what we write on this subject.

 To be continued nert ,reek