The Meeting in Pula.ki.
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We have rarely seen q more contemptihle effort at low quihbling and perversion of fact, than is exposed in the editorial of ihe last Ashley organ, where notice is made of oar County Convention. This sttemP, to gull the people. to create confusion in the party. and 10 pave he way for disorganiza- ticn. as to the coming Convention, is as apparen, as any act Of political eachery perpe'ra'ed by the Editor. He must not suppose that there is not intelligence enough among the Democrats ot this County to penetrate his cunning policy. orthatihose who were present had not sufficient self-respeet to resent the outrage. We again aver that. both for numbers and influence, the meeting held on the 18th inst, was one of the l1rges; known in this county. and as fair exponen, of the prevailing sentiment, entitled to much consideration any. With a shameless want Of sincerity he still insists that sufficient time was not given, and that no tiee appeared until seven days before the meeting took place. We have published his own statement to the contrary, We haze proven the utter want of truth contained in the assertion, and ii is nothing more than bare faced efrontery 10 attempt to palm it upon the people. We do not consider 1t neees- sary to follow the Editor of the Democrat through his numerous nisstAiements in regard to it. The published report of the proceedings Is fair state meat of what actually took plaee-it is known to be such by all persons here-ani the lounterins E and interpretations of the Democrat are well understood. We believe the day has gone by, when the true democracy ef Arkansas can be imposed upon by the islanders of that sheet The movements of the people are warning, not to be misunderstood the croaker the hand writing on the waii- hsnre h;s A~-rar..s rss~rt0 to mIsead the pubi C, and operate upon the approaching County meetings throughout the State. But his hypocri;ieal profes- sions of attachment 10 the Democrstc party. and his efforts 10 advance its prosperity, belied by his past conduct that the most incredulous look upon the old gentleman as nothing more than very remlrkAble instance of self deiudiny monomania.

 70. sir. you are old.

 Nature in you stands on the very verge

 or her confines; you should be reached and led

 By some discretion. 