TO THE DEMOCRACY OF ARKANSAS
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Feflo'c- Cdizeas-Being appointed core spending secretary to the committee of vigil lance for Conway county, and 1t being un- derstood that l should prepare short ad- dress, permit me, through the press, to ad- dress you, on subject that ought to interest. in the highest degree, all true democrats, viz the reasons why we ought to be organized and united.

 Fellow-demoerats, the enemies of our principles are the cunningest in nature ialsehood and deceit have been their play things from their first organization, in the days of the elder Adams, down to the never to-be-iorgotten campaign of Tip and Ty. with all the paraphernalia of pipe-aving, briblng, coon-sklns, and hard cider.

 When we look back upon these facts, they ought to admonish Ills of the deceptive nature of their course; and when we see that at the head of all the discordant elements of federal ism, stands that old coon, Harry Clay, we ought, most assuredly, to be up and doing His emssaries are busy, sowing the seeds of dlssension and discord in our ranks: they are abroad, circulating 1t from south to north. and from cast to west, that we are split up and divided. That such is their wish, we cannot doubt; that such result they intend to produce, if practicable, is not to be doubt ed, and that to produce division in our ranks, was the chief reason for attacking the charac- ter Qf our honorable senator, \. II. Sevier. last winter, We cannot doubt, when we look into and examine the facts connected there with. At the head of that attack. were the most cunning of federal whigs ill Arkansas. They attempt his character first openly, and that fails: their next move Is 10 bring ii for ward, mingled with the many teehnicalities oi bank report; but here they cannot come near our champion, without dealing moral death to some of their own great ones. The die Is cast-the Colonel must be sacrificed, though his destruction carries death into their own ranks, and that in their own style, with out hearing. But see, short time trans- pres before aa event occurs, that one of those condemned with him, is touched in his in- tefest; all the mouths of federal whiggery in our State are open, endorsing for his honesty aud fidelity. If they condemned him rightly, why this eryin his sfavors Ponder. and look to these things ask yourselves, when was there a measure that could benefit that cor fupt party. that they stopped, with honest