CORRESpnNnENCE
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We give, below, the correspondence be- tween the Committee of the State Conven- tion, and the Candidates for Governor and Congress, nominated by the Convention. As was well known already, by the members of the Convention before the nominations were made, and by all others who knew Messrs. Conway and Chapman, these gentlemen are soundly orthodox ill the cardinal principles. and foundation doctrines, of the true Demo- cratic creed. IL is but just to them, and to the Convention, to state, what we know to be true, that the interrogatories .were not pro- pounded because any doubts were entertain ed as to what the answers to them would be for the Convention well knew their men. and approved them, before the nominations were made; but they were propounded in accord ance with what Is held to be true Democrat lc custom, to present the Candidates to the people upon their own direct, open, and un- equlyocal ayowal of opinion, upon all the important points at issue between the two great contending parties, so that there should be no possibility of mistaking or misunder- standing them. The object is accomplished They have answered as becomes men, and patriots, and Democrats. They are now fairly before the people. Let all true Demo egats now rally to their support, and march on to q glorious triumph.

 \ copy of the following letter was address ed to each of the Candidates. by the Commit tee:

 LITTLE RocK December 6, I643. Sir: The undersigned, a Committee ap- pointed by the Democratic State Convention. for that purpose, propose to you the follow ing questions

 Are you in favor of, or opposed to, a Ma tional Bank,-a distribution of the proceeds of the sales of the Public Lands among the several States,-an assumption of the State debts, by the General Govenment,-a high Protective Tariff of discriminating duties upon foreign imports,-the Bankrupt Law passed at the eXtra-session of Congress, in lS41?

 An answer to these questions Is respect fully solicited, as soon as may suit your con- vonienee. Very respectfully,

 JAS. B. LOGAN,

 VIM. GRAY,

 ELIAS RECTOR.