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TIE VoIeE OF GREETiNG.-We must be indulged in the vanity (pardonable we trust) of copying the following tributes of Editorial courtesy, and personal friendship, from Ten nesse papers, Tennesse was, for years, our 5 hom'; and is endeared to us by many plea-- ant associations, and strong ties of friendship And of them, few have afforded us more en- joyment, than those that have bound Us to our Editorial brethren, whether political coadu- tors or opponents. These are voices from home-where we are known-where years of our humble, yet not uneventful life were passed. They enable us to disregard the foul breath of vituperation; and encourage us to press on ill the faithful discharge of all our duties.

 Thanks Gentlemen !-WIg and Demo- erat Your kind feelings are reciprocated.

 ARKANSAS BANNER.-'.This paper recent ly started at Little Rock, Arkansas, has been confded to the Editorial conduct of Dr. So- LON BoRLANp, former Editor of the Memphis World" As a political writer, the Doctor IS well and fayorably known to the people of Tennessee; and we feel no hesitancy in say ing that the democracy of Arkansas will re- alize in him a bold, fearless and masterIy ex- pounder of republican principles. We hail his return to the corps editorial as bright omen to the democracy. Though he has chosen a new field for his operations, and the display of his brilliant powers, we welcome him as an able auxiliary to the good and qlo- rlous cause, satisfied that when the battle warns in the approaching contest, his blows wlli fall as thick and heavy as when in '39 he stood in the front ranks in Tennessee, manfully contending against the onslaught of federalism and bearing the gallant Polk ui- umphantly to the Gubernatorial seat"

 Western (Tcn) Spy.

 iaE ARKANSAS BANNER.-..We acknowl- edge the receipt of this paper, and with plea sure place it upon our exchange list It has recently been confided to the Editorial man. agement of our old friend and fellow-towns- man, Dr. SoLoN BoRLANp, the ex-editor oi the ''Western World" The salulatory ad- dress Is written with that gentleman's usual elegance and ability, and gives promise tha, our whig brethren in Arkansas will have an adversary to battle with of zeal, energy and power. Although still, as in the old time. m the ranks of an opposing political party. we cordially extend to him the right hand ol editorial fellowship, with our best wishes fol hls individual success and prosperity in tn, new home he has chosenn

 Memphis (Tcn.) Enquirer.