2 lhe Edilot of tAe .lrkansas Banner,
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To ihe Editor of ths .1r6aaSas Banner,

 SRA writer in your last paper the ae nature of ia Democrat of democratic county, makes rather q free of my name. in dscussing democratic movements and plans. He says, q hav satisfied myself from facts and observations falling within my own notice tha, Col. Ashley and h' organ, Editor Woodruff, seeing that Drew and Johnson who are inimicai 10 them, are about to r re-nominatet by the party, are trying 10 form combination with Whigs to defeat thefn--deieai n' true democratic party and build up new Pr subject to the will, wishes and control of the Sendo and to prescribe every man in the State who d0r' not bow to his edcts. The plan is this to run New ton a Taylor Candidate for Congress, or Per'sY a Taylor dem0c,at for Governor hoping thereog 10 combine the Whigs. Ashley men, and all deme crats who can be drawn of by the influence of Ia! Tors name as popular military leader and 10 TOTE a party strong enough 10 defeat the nominees oi us Democratic party. The evidences these: WIZ ness the fact that the leading Whigs are agaIHs holding a Convention of their own, and makf nominations. That Newton is q pei of Ashley aa W oodrnf, and they favored his election 10 tl fai' vacancy" &c, Now, Mr, Editor, only obTa In noticing the statements of this writer Is 10 d'ni their truth so as l am concerned, and to dsial" in the most emphatic terms. as now dc. any 'e derstanding, arrangement or plan between hesfS Ashley, Woodruff and myself in rgard to Pe'hm' movements. What their views or opinions nay v h"out surH HidtfeFN nave no Dttttf tffpif7 '' '" ing than the public generally. wish il dis'iheh' understood that l am making arrangemshh laying pians, ats taen or GHy of6ef tgdsr,4e'e~ to run for any oliiec--innch iess have l authofff@ the Use of my name, as Taylor demscrGi TOT v"- verBor. My political sentiments as whig arr 'oo well known in this State, and elsewhere, for Ae !" attempt to disguise them, if had the aisPo+ ton to do 50.

 Once for all, desire 10 disclam for mtsfi ~ combinations or arrangements with snf ihcit hH@'' classes for political effect, either to elevate ny self, or to beat the dcmocratic nominee should ever be candidate sgain for any Pah@ V. fce it will be as heretofore, tadepssaeni ftf''S' H0t dJfabf t0 ezpfsss tfs hosgAs se4TH sacAii2i ~ qatires if. and most certainly witaout cohso' intrigae with political opponents

 have deemed II proper 10 make Ihis stat .''H' response hot only ts tie writer in the 'asi h'|.' but in positive contradiction of the is ifsiaA''' from other qasrters. titd l had compF"'hi7s' ". political principles. and sworn alieeianee To one ' ton of the democratic party in this state.

 So far the charge s urge ogsltsi heS'f'- ,.' lcy and N oodrufT, th,t my election to Congf'~s G '.flvorea' by thetn, if true afD ao, assfe ei '' fact According 10 tsy knowledge aai oe''ei 'A'. . best evidence that b. given that an a ''s'. " theirs is, that thoy have always bsea opPos '. whenever 8 candidate fos pabiie alhce in ths' ''''

 Respectfully, your fellow-eili1eh, ,N.

 THO's ". NEW1oN'

 Little Rock, 9th Nov. lsf7

 The hew Senate of Pennsylvania will be eoulPose' Of nineteen whig and icarieen democratic nS"''''