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divisions sad slectsd whlg b congrsss, to filled made In favor of Nr- Johnson by tho democratic party. prove nothing: do they nes prove first that the convention which nominated him. believed that he came up 10 Mir. Jeiersons standard of QuAlifea- ton, he was espshe, he was AoResf. he was faithful Co tss eeas.tstisa, # he was % then, and enjoyed the entire confidence of the party and the people, what hs he aeae since to forfeit that confidence and snPpo4 % willingly bestowed on him in lsl6-has be renonnced or suspended single leading Princi- pie in cur political creed. answer NO-has there been any demonstration of dissatisfaction from the people against him. if 90, have not heard of m has he publicly declared that he does not want to strve longer than the term to which he has been elected

 # 90 have not seen it. Why then this general turn out of aspIrants succeed him, until some of the signs of which speak are madel Is 1t the usage or policy of the Democratic party, to turn out faith complaint Mir. JoHSsoS. It is true has not as yet entered upon the duties of the office to which he is elected, and consequently has had chance to prove his fidelity to the trust reposed in him but is there doubt that he will promptly, and efficiently per- form the duties imposed ou hiaf Then why, tiFa-s hi sde, soonl Is t the policy of ArkaR- zas which k rpresented in the HOase of Rapreaen- tatives in CenNess. by one solitary member. to change him ever Congressl answer no. exPeri- eneed Represents ives who have the ahifity and l the means can a. ways do more than men without experience. no matter what their ability Mr JoHx- will have two years experience before his sue 1 cessOr, who must, if democrat. be without exPe- rence, can serve He will also by that time have | become acquainted with the wants and wishes of his constituents, and have formed acquaintance l with members all of which will enable him to do more than any new man we can send. Again, would ask what is it that gives strength and eont

 dcnce, and nerves the Representative abroad more completely than to know that he enjoys the con6- dence of his people at home; and what aids his in-

 uence amongst his fellows in Congress, more than an evidence of this confidence in him at home. Let democratic convention in January next, before his first session Is half out thrust him aside, and what is the inevitable conclusion to which he severy other member with whom he may be associated, must come! It Is that he has lost the confidence of his party if not of the people of the State, for it is

 

 party before member shall have served out his frs, term to thrust him aside, unless he has given dissa

 tisfaction in some manner to the party is found inadequate. deny that objections of this kind have any foundation, or indeed have ever been made. I have talked with democrats on the subject and most of them say they desrOus for a nomination of Gov. Drew and Mir. Jchnson-and the only reason urged by any is that MT. Johnson is nota northern or a western man. This objection propose to an- swer by asking such make the objection, if they had Representative from the north, would they expect him to devote all his time and attention the service of the north, while he had taken upon himself the duties of Representing the whole State

 and would not such Representative consider ii q rproach to bc called the Representative of the north while he had taken oath to Represent the whole Statel It is natural for to have sectional prde but ask if any true democrat, would hazard the success of the principles ot democracy, for sectional le. are the north and west united on any one man. l answer no, for there are many aspirants from that portion of the State, all of whom claim to have friends which is perhaps much the cause of their failure heretofore, to get nomination any other, andt is to prevent the confusion of the public mind there elsewhere by presenting too many names, that propose a reunion on our for mer nominees, against whom, know of no great objection from any portion of the Democratic party, and conceive no cause for any the safest ship on the ocean is the which has weathe red the storm | and sailed unharmed. DREw and JOHNSON, have each sustained themselves through former po- litcal storms and have out unhurt if not with more strength ARIST1DES.