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Benton county, Dee. I5, I543 MR. EDITOR:

 Perhaps you would like to know how the Democracy, out here in the South-West are satisfied with the nominations made by the Democratic State Convention, held at the City of Little Rock, on the first Monday m this month. So soon as the intelligence reached this quarter of the State, 1 could hear but one feeling expressed, and that was entire satisfaction. We feel confident of en- tire success in 1914. We intend to do our duty, and confidently hope that all good and true Democrats will dc likewise; for we are well assured that the nominees are sterling Democrats, and are willing to sacrifice all considerations of private character for the public good. We are proud to know that we have candidates in the field, who are op- posed to all the obnoxious measures that the modern Wings, are endeavoring to lasten upon Us. We look forward to the time when we shall have the pleasure of meet ing the candidates for Governor and Con- gress, and conversing with them upon sub jects of general interest, to the people ol the whole State, and hear them proclaim aloud the good old principles of the Jefler- sonian School.

 We have no personal acquaintance with Dr. Chapman, but many of us have known Gen'l Conway from his boyhood and, know that both his public and private character is far above reproach; and, with such men as Conway and Chapman in front, we have no- thing to fear.

 l shall continue to advise you of the movements ill this quarter.

 ' ours truly,

 JIfSTICF