For the Arkansas Banner.
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| Pope County, Oet. 10M, 1915.

 SRI have received your valuable paper, f and am pleased to see 1t manifest zeal in accomplishing the desired object of a State Conrention !; the only sure and certain mode to unite and concentrate the democratic par ty; more particularly at this time, as we learn that neither Gov. Yell nor Judge Cross will be candidates for reelection. All that Is necessary on the part of the democracy of Arkansas, Is union, harmony, and concert of action. We have decided majority in the State, and have the best materials out oi which we can make selection for Cover nor and Congress; sucn unIiinching demo- crats as D.. C'.apna.l, Sam'l Adams, Judge R. c. s. Brown, Col. C.dhan, Col tlanly, Geal Hempstead, E. L. Johnson. and many others; any two oi whom would, T ,.e.2lna- ted, receive a cordial support from the party With such materials, let Us then go into tiie fight, with our motto inscribed upon our banner-S Union, Harmony, and .1ciion."- Le. us not be misled by cur enemies, or suffer the firebrand thrown into our ranks to create bickerings and jealousies among friends We have a talented and wakeful enemy to contend against, to conquer whom

 

 should be a sufficient warning to all true democrats, to cease from internal dissensions, and make common cause against our com mon adversary, the whigs and their allies

 As for the lime and manner of forming the Convention, it matters but little, so that the voice of the great body of the people can be heard in the convention; whether that time be the lst November, the list December, or the Sth January, or even later, is matter of no moment, nor does 1t matter particle how the county delegates are selected, so that in due time the ,oice ot' the county is heard. It matters not how many delegates are selected from the counties, so that each county will have in the State Convention its ratio, according to some equitable plan fixed upon,-(say the number of Representatives from each county.) The most important of all is action, action, cancellation, union, and harmony. If that can be effected by the de- mocratic party, we shall achieve most tri- umphant victory, without it, you may rest assured "he sceptre ,ciH depart from Judea."

 Then to the .srescue,n and let every demo- crat do his duty. MELCHISADEC.