RANDOLPH Co, ARK,

 Oct 5th I9lt
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DG. 5. BoRLaXD-The time seldom comes which enables us to record such an event in north Arkansas, as has been latte1ly witnessed by the Democracy of this county. There was an appointment on CuYant river. in this county, for Vim. Byers, Whig candidate for hlector, 10 address the assembled citizens :; but the iates were unpropitious,. and produced failure, which we, as well as our Whio. friends, have cause to regret A splendid barbaeue was prepared by the Democrats, for the welcome reception of our Whig friend :. and we are assured, that host of truths were held m readiness to meet him on the stump. 4 rich and finely adorned flag was hoisted on ihe young hickory; and upon it's folds were the names of POLK, DALLAS, and TExAs- Thus bearing on its folds, the true spirit of patriotism, and arousing in the lxber's breast, and the youthful heart, those feelings of lib- erty, patriotism, and western rights, which arc only evinced in the actions of free and Democratic people

 The gathering was large, respectable, and orderly. Some anxiety being manifested by the crowd for a speech, Dr. ". A. Houston was at length called forth He discussed the principles of Democracy as 10 the riqhts of ifeemen; and exhibited in plain, but strong colors, the trickery of the coon party, in their attempts to seduce the lovers of liberty and equal rights from their 2 first faith.'' He was