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and honorable means ill their power, to ob- tain it; Echo answers, never. From the past. judge the future. Is 1t not of immense interest to them, to distract and divide the de- mocacy? If, by any means, they can array democrat against democrat, thelr object IS at tained. We, though holding the true and cardinal principles of the democratic faith, are like strands of thread when separated, easily broken, but if united, by proper and eff cient organization, all-poweful. Now, all that is necessary for our exertlng that power which we unitedly possess is that we blend our little differences come haunonlously to- gether; yield fraterlally one to the other, ln all minor matters; lay down our blckerlngs and jealousies, and submit ourselves one 10 another, in the pure faith of democratic re- publicanism. All who desire 10 retain fife inheritance of our glorious constitution un- impaired, and keep that old coon from squdt- ting into our national white house, there not only to destroy .!32t sacred instFument5 but send his bands of soldiers to prevent our squatting npoa the public funds, and also make for himself and the other coons, a plain road into the pockets of the people, and sad Olt national debt, as well as bank, must be up and doing. II we desire to keep these rag barons from the helm of power, let each county organize herself, and choose delegates for our State Convention. The importance of the measure Is more than enough to coun- terbalanee the expedieney of a few weeks.-- They cannot be true friends to our cause that would advise us to quarrel over days Could not all the counties in the State, or majority of them, yet hold meetings, state tht day they prefer, and whatever day preferred by most, would be the day for the democra cyl But, above all things, let us be united let us show well trimmed froEt, and sl things in good order for the coming contest Let Arkansas sons remember that we are on of the noble few that adhered firmly to de mocracy, ill the hard cider campaign; an' that it is only organization that will enabl us to uphold those principles.

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