To the Democracy of Arkansas.
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FELLow-C CITIZENS Having, in the exercise d
right belonging to every freeman under our lib
eral Institutions, consented 10 become a candldas
for the office of Governor of the State subject oh
action of the Democratic Convention to be heldI'
January next, deem it not improper to address
you, through public medium, in reference 70
several subjects which seem to 6e reg ed ase
some consequence in connection with IT. dAnD


OF the democratic candidate for that Office.


aside from the personal ambition which any
man may we'll feel to be elevated to the higes o.
flee Of the State, by the voluntary suffrage Of
free and enlightened people, have been IndaS.'
declare myself a candidate first, from the ~.
tering assurance of many partial friends, INV
owing to considerations satisfactory to fhensensJh'


would be able to contribute moro to 'noro.s~
union of the democratic party than other eeusct
men who were spoken of candidaes--an oV'ss'
to be desired above all others. Second ITO" .on.
assurance by Gov. Drew that he would nc' W. -.
sent in any event, to become candidate lO'
election. For had Gov. Drew declared 10 NV "srt
desire 10 be reelected, Notwithstanding Inc "s
solicitation Of my friends. above referrea ~ Ia.
should not have consented for my name o. :,
fore the convention for nomination. becau:.e6 :.e6
general rule, where an officer has been 'a'.
to the public service. and desires to be conNsb h
IN the trust. for a reasonable time, sbou'' W.