coLuMnlAChieot e.. Nov. 2s. 1T
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CoLuNBIAthIcot cc., Nov. 26, '4I

 Dt,S RENRpoN: hac intended giving you an account of our haruonis meeting foi sometime but 1 expect you have rv+ivcd the proceedings be- for; this. l say, with nch pleasure, we had d IaIge and highly respect!e meeting of the most influential democrats oi.dr county, on Nov. Slh, the first day ot our Cifcd Court. The resolutions were drawa up by coHnlltee, offered, and pass. ed. without dissenting plce. with the instructions 10 ali honorable meat 10 obtain the nomination tof our fellow citizen, Gi. \. FAULKNER. for Go- vetnor, and Hon. k. W eHNsoN, for Congress

 There is tsss political Seitement in this county than any other ih the Sta, but we ale whole set, and when we get togethdwe do things up about btown. Your paper hasiecome particularly inter estiag, and also the com Anications to the Democ. racy of Arkansas it conins, where aspirants stand on 'hisher sad more tbafable grounds" than to let the removal and fr-fpointiuent of land off. ceT affect their nomiaaons. That is what like to see; come out like aNhiie head ." but would warn" them rot 10 nale many more such co,nmu. nications-quit whle he;r credit is up We all knos their capacities Se surpassed by none, and they s,ani on ''highel nd more honorable grounds than to let conventoI that is intended for bitter ness and strife. act on h,ir claims without letting the people know il.

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