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satfxK Couxrv, Ang. Is. lsf7. MR EptroR: see from ,hs Banner, Of the 25th ali., the, you are very properly. as conceive, claiming tue attention of the pubic, touching a Democratic State Convention, to De holden at Little Rock the ensuing winter. for the purpose of nomi- hating our candidates for Governor. Congress. Sc. Agains, the anqaestionabIe proPriety of such an assembEage. gaiasay nothing and, although regar. ding political conventions, at all times, Of doubtful utility, freely, this occasion yield my Predilee tions, and will most eheedally unite with the Demo cratic brethren for the promotion of that sentiment which seems, from recent experiments. to be the subservatum of fouromnipotenee: URioa--harmoay -eoaciiiation-aii for principles, nothing for mea And much more weighty al this junetare are the considerations which usually induce the holding convention. for behold. another year, and we must again renew the ott-repeated and aniuous conflict. when soldiers 6ght for principles, not for glory. and to guard those sacred rights which the Constitution has so happily bestowed.

 The clarion-nOtes of the political trumpeters strikes sensibIy the ear--the panoplied olI war horse. gallant "Harry." seems moving on the track and speaks of running as if twere easy done.

 0NeS @S ScVfS " Ar AutPtVAabt, aA tAo period that we marshal all our forces for the coming contest in the most imposing manner. The next gubernatoria and Congressional election is simulta- neous with that for President and if we have had dissenters on one occasion may we not have them on another; let then not conceive that our mile for the Presidency may not avail as much in the hour of need.

 Then must hold the convention, and conform to that unimpeaehabie code Every thing for meA. sures-nothing for mem by which we shall aiuzzle the brora Iai ysrslIed in cabbage patch the last session, for that same Tommy is breachy fei- low-fond of crout, and cares but little whose fu6 he muEzies in.

 I shalt not trouble you farther with my reflections at present, but will before the publication Of your next, send you my ideas as to the proper mode of conducting the proposed convention. touching the intermediate points. of primary meetings, proxys, absent couBiys, ratio of representation, &c, and, last though not least. the why's and wherefores of my honest conviction that RoBxRr ". JOHNSON should be the nominee. North or South, East or West. I care not--I go for the man, and not the place at which he may chance to live at the same time treating with all due delerence the claims of the respective aspirants for the station.

 In haste. SALINE