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of dictating to their party Nothine render this fact more strikingly evidese X the little farce got up for the 1st Januss' called county convention. This m. was called, the nominees fixed upon ~, resolutions proposed by about four ue,s. ~ of whom three were subsequently nos ted Adroitly as it was managed. tbe' no intelligent whig from the co,lnts did not see through the whole arrans'' and leave town disgusted with the chsa] s ry, and wire-working of men, who ons. fessed to be shocked at the very idea o;. tie Rock Dictation.n

 Will these clique haters pretend to ,. that the name of any individual out os] town had even the slightest consids, with them Have they not passed win Y thing bordering on contempt, the clainl such men as Richard Fletcher, MidS, Hill, Scott, Badgett, McHenry, and o,' staunch, able farmers, who have toila the party and given strength and stau;s, it?

 The gentlemen nominated for the Ies ture are all citizens of Little Rock. all I yers but one, and have all held office n, the whigs, with the exception of Mir. T nall, who, by the way, is beyond any ' parison, the best>and ablest man in the o, Do they mean that the agricultural po, S of the country shall have no represent, in the Legislature, or do they imagine the force of the party can only be coacer ted upon men of the law and of the citv We must convince them otherwise and fall into similar error. N Tunfnr, 1C 1894