m THE EDITOR.

: ---rv,IIx. AnK's, Oct. 9th, Is47.
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r.vrrrEvrLLx, ARK's, Oct. 9th, IS47.


r,prinr part of this day, have attend.


e ,be people at this place, where saw
''u Judge oldhamo and A. NJ Wilson. Esq,


..,h of them speak. The first declared
candidate for the nomination for ths Of


.,,or o. the State, and tho two latter as


q, the nomination for Congress. Quite an
-, existed in this county. in regard to the
..,,e two gentlemen 10 this Office They


.r,eches in various parts of the county.


:. = no, all of the places where they have


has been an expression of the deI,ocrd-
evinccd that they are in favor of Judge
rot only in preference to Mr. Wilson, but to


nan whose namc has been spoken of in


Nth s,id office. Indeed | may truly y say,
single CLEAN Eliminates the political pros.
o,ber man here, when compared with him.
I'd and long-tried democrats in the county,
f.w exceptions, are his warm friends; for they
fo-ro.,ep his able and efficient services here
,.rod IN the stump, in favor Of our party
I -,,r. Of our principles. The people here
b. ,dioirng counties are determined to have
:, ,bs Northern or Western part of the State,
lent them in Congress


a,;1s, thew are stable and fixed on this subject,
willing to let the people of the South have
.1.or. and will support any man who may be
30 If the democracy of that part of the State;
Drder 10 enable US to carry out our views With
! the Congressional election, we should nomi-
as candidate, who will be the most ac
70 our party in that section, and that Judge
;s the man, there cannot be doubt He has
assurance from many of the most influential
rs of that part of the State, that they will
him. He is fuvorably known throughout the
tine speaker and an enlightened and sound
m But for Mr.. Wilson, can we say as much I
not. He is young and experienced in poll
has but limited acquaintance With the peo-
,gh he is quite clever fellow and a gentleman.
i; would be unwisc in our party to give him
na tion, especially over Judge Oldham, whose
md popularity al! Acknowledges, wherever he
!. Ii the Judge should regeiyc the nomi IA
will meet with but little opposition, except
wings.


j, very respectfully yorr's,


4 DENOCPAT