Condennlng bis own Friends.
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Near the conclusion of Col. R. w. JoHEsoN's
Address. is 10 be found the following good demo
cratic doctrine:


"Yet, | would suggests in conclusion. to the
Democracy of every county in Arkansas, 10 send
delegates TO the convention in January at this
place, there were never at any time stronger
indications Of disorganzation existing; and the
only means of preventing an outbreak OF the
selfish, powerful and inscriptions, in the event
u convention should not do as they wish, will be
by the voice Of rational men and an overwhem-
ing convention"


We hope that the friends of this gentleman will
10 longer continue to pull back from the Conven-
ton, but follow the good advice given by their
friend, and "send delegates to the convention in
January next" We make this public call upon
| Col. Johnson's friends, because, in This county,
they are opposed to the expression of the dcmoc-
| racy, through convention. Their efforts. so far
have been to stife a public expression. And we
wish ii to be understood by our brethren in other
parts of the Stale, that the friends Of Judge Old.
ham and Mr.. Wilson are willing TO go into con.
vention; and on Saturday the 30th inst, will be


proven who the ''disorganizers'' in this coun-
ty. "At this time the strongest indications OF
disorganizations eaist'' here, among The support
ers of the friends of him who is the loudest to
condemn such spirit.