From the Arkansas Banner.
GEN. DREW'S ACCEPTANCE.
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+ The subjoined letter from GEN. Drew. nnnoun-
ces over his own signa,are, his acceptance Of the
nomination for Governor which rendered
him by potion Of the people, and WHICH the
people a re so cordially rat'fyng.


This letter presents its author in several most
pleasing points of view; among which, stand con-
spcuous his modest diflidencc Of his own abilities,
one of the surest characteristics of eminent worth;
his generous sacrifice of personal wishes and in
teress, for the good Of his party and his patriotic
trust in the excellence and strength Of the Demo-
cratic party. He places himself upon the true
ground. His claims, man, and as demo
crat, valid; and the people will seal their ALLOW.
ance, by his triumphant election.


When he first nominated, in the absence Of
his authority, we made pledge of his acceptance.
We did 50. then said, from 'our knowledge
of the man'--of his patriotism. and sclfsacrl-
cling public spirit We were Tot mistaken, and
have not been disappointed in him. lie has re-
deemed pledge, 10 the people. by his accept
nnce. We have made further pledge and here
renew it, that the people will elect him. The peo-
pie will redeem that pledge for us. with equa! GER
lanty. And why not! 1t is simple pledge that
they will sustain their principles, and render them
selves good service. They will redeem il.


We have no comments 10 make upon the letter.
II is characteristic of lis author; and speaks. for
itself, language which needs no Interpretation.
We commend it to The careful perusaI of our read
erS.