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NORTH AND EAST OF ARKaNsE

 Nov. 2Oth. 1842
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 Nov. 20th, l84S II IS not supposed that any delegates attend the Democratic Convention atl Rock, { lst Monday of next month"; Fulton, Izard, Green, Poinsett, and s. cis. It would be proper for the Conva to notice these counties, whose stren! not short of three thousand and they their "good men and true. 5 Dr. Chapman stands fair with the people, would get the vote of the democracy, [ as can learn; and Gen. John S. Fn whose true devotion to democracy, tog with his goodness of heart, and hone principle, gives him strong claims upon people Of Arkansas, for any office ia ' be induced to ask for.

 But, at the same time, why should we of any probable candidates for Govemol Representative in Congress, except Gov or Yell and Judge Cross. They havess us faithfully, and to our satisfaction. they seek retirement, and we wish to ga fleetest nag on the track, it must be Elias .N. Convay: he would sweep iS

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