PRINCETON, Nov. 4th, lS47.
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PRINCETON, NOV. 4th, Io4I. EDITOR or THE BANNER:

 Dear Sir-1t may appear strange, that the recent meeting in Dallas, by its several resolutions as published in your paper of last week. should have expressed satisfaction "with our SenGtoridt Repre- sentation in Congress ;" leaving the democracy of the State to er that they nef satisfied with our Representation in the Lower House. Surely the good people of Daas did not intend to fiatter our talented Senators unnecessarily by giving tbis use- ful piece of information to their delegate. Surely they did not intend to prejudge our Representative before he serves us , No! Mir Editor, they did not. The wording of the original resolution, passed the meeting as follows:-Resoiued 2nd. "I'hat we are satisfied with present representation in Con- gress," &c. After the meeting was over, friend suggested, that this might be regarded by some of the delegates posiitUe instruction, to vote for R. w. J., whereas, it was only intended to give them permissire instruction, for the sake of harmony and so as not to prejudge Representative before we have seen whether his services do not merit reelection. In was agreed, that the clerk should alter the resolution to suit their idea; which might have been done, by leaving out the whole clause presume the inferences from the altered matter, was not intended, at least it was not the sense of the meeting, and therefore, at the request of others take the liberty to correct it.

 Now. although the people of Dallas, arc disposed to feel satisfied with Mir. Ashley as their Senator for the next six years; yet upprehend this will not of itself dispose them to be dissatisfied with the services of R. w. Johnson: Propded he makes a good member.

 The democracy hereabont, arc looking with astonshment and dismay at the gradual disorganiza- ton that is undermining the party in this State It may be gathered from their resolutions that harmony is the watchword Let Cliqucs and Disorganizers. beware :! For the pure democracy of Arkansas will yet reject with those at whose door the fault of dividing the party may lie.

 Very respectfully, . c. P BARBEE.