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OH~ The Little Rock Banner parades before It's
readers, letter from san inauentia al democrat OF
Crawford county, dated SePt.'7, l047," as an IN
dicaton of public sentiment in this county. False
impressions might be made in other sections of
the State. were we not to contradict, which we
do most enzhaticazly, the inference conveyed, by
this "inAuential democrat"


Mr.. Johnson is not and will not be the choice
of this county, in the State Convention. Altho'
no personal opposition is entertained to him, in
Crawford vet the democracy prefer either Messrs.
oldham or Wilson, as their next candidate for
Congress.


This s.infuential democrat is very cautious in
the wording of his letter-he speaks positively,
only, of his own "anxious' wishes and ''impres-
sions." He evidently desires more to impress
upon the Banner that he is lone of 'em,' than to
enlighten them, and did not intend nor did he ex-
pect 10 see his "extract" paraded in the columns
of newspaper. We rather suspect that this Sin
fuential'' gentleman is one of the 'harmonious,'
who wishes TO conciliate all sides; and no doubt,
whilst he is writing to Johnson's friends, favora-
bic news to that quarter, he performs the same
duty to OIdhams and Wilson's. This janus
faced politician is assured that such weak strategy
will not acjn in this community.


The citizens of this county will be somewhat
surprised, when they learn that such are the SEN
tinents OF San influential democrat,'' and will ask
in round wonder. why it is, that the influence OF
such sentiments, have not yet made their appear
ance among them.


Oar opportunities Of learning public sentiment,
are as good san influential democrat's,'' and
we feel no hesitancy in declaring that he has
either made mistake or n ''mis- settlement"


ILLINOIS CoNsTITUTIoN.-The Convention Of
this State has got through its labors and have
adopted Constituton-to be submitted 20 the
| people for their ratification.