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The Wigs Of CSaseford.-A respectable meet.
ing of the wings of this county met at tha court.
house last Saturday, and nominated the following
gentlemen, suitable candidates to represent the
county in the next Legislature


FOR THE SENATE.


Jesse Turner, Esq, of Van Burex.


FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


James A. Simpson, Esq, of Van Bsrsn.


r. NJ. Deweese, ESQ.,, of Van Burcn.


John F. Mckinney, ESQ.,, of Fort Smsth.


This ticket perhaps is as good a one as the
wings could have formed, considering the limited
quantity of material possessed by the party.


True, the compliment paid the farmers and me-
chanics was not so very fattering, n the selection
oflawyers and merchants to rule and govern them;
but the wings have all the intelligence, there.
fore, they acere a,eare that such would have been
the case, for they must have known, whggery and
aristocracy go hand in hand" Being intelligent
and we'll Informed, they knew it, as promulgated
by Clay. Webster, Berrien, and all the leaders,
and practiced by the smaller fish in every State,
particularly in our own. The Crawford Wings are
stepping boldly in the footsteps Of the whip Junto
of Pulaski. The four candidates offered by the
Clay Club at Little Rock, for the support of the
good people-the farmers, mechanics, and others
of Pulaski, are all lawyers, and all reside in Lit
tie Rock. So with the Clay Club of Crawford,
they ask the farmers and mechanics of the coun.
ty to send three lawyers and merchant three
OF whom live in Van Bnren and one in Fl. Smith,
to the Legislature to represent and reflect the will
and sentiments of the people in the county-the
farmers and mechanics. Y


The nominees respectable and honorable ci.
t'zens, whose chances for election would be very
good were it not for their odious political princi.
pies, and few personal peculiarites to which we
shall from time to time aude.