NORTH Arkansas. Julv SOth. IS
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North ARKANSAS, July Goth, lS47.
.Dear Clarke:-l see that you take charge of
the intelligencer in fearless manner, resolved
on defending your rights and melting out justice
TO all. Your correspondent, NorM West, is
bold and fearless advocate of his rights. He
IS Eot willing to admit that all the talents and
honesty belong exclusively to those who reside in
and about Little Rock. Indeed, sir, it is mar.
velously strange that so large a tract of country
as "A Arkansas, should not be able to furnish man
with equal abilities to those in and about Little
Rock. really do believe, that it is ,imo for the
"orfh and '0e@ TO come in for their share in the
government of the country. notwithstanding we
make corn and potatoes. That should not dis.
quaIiiy us from putting up our claims for our
rights, and at the same time be willing to abide
the decision of a well organized Convention. A
mon9 The most prominent men from the west in
inns neck of the woods, are, Oldham and Paschal.
Either OF those men, if they should be the nomi-
nee, would receive (and that wiiingly.i the entire
Democratic vote, in tho bounds of my acquaint-
ance; and have no doubt but what either of them
would ably and faithfully represent US in Con
gress. And do not, sir, know any individuals
IN the Sto'o that have stronger claims on the
democracy OF Arkansas than Paschal and Oldham.


will write you again when | have time.


Yours, IN haste, NORTH ARKANSAS.