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A writer in the Gazette would have 1t be- lieved that there is a great split in the De- mocractic ranks. We are of opinion that such statement is incorrect, and intentionally so. From all parts of the State we have heard of nothing but fixed resolve on the part of the Democracy to sustain the nomi- nations made at the State Convention. It is, however, true, that in the Democratic party there are many able men who are aspirants for office, all of whose claims should, and will be duly considered by the Convention, and whoever shall receive the nomination of the Convention, whether from North, South, East or West, will, in all probability, be sup ported by the whole party, and what is more will be sure of his election The tories are at their old game. To :. divide aud conquer'' has been their motto since the days of the i Elder John, they know that they are in the minority, and therefore have no chance of success putin division and dissenson.

 The cry of division coming from the Wings is significant, and should call every lover of bis country to his post and warn him to prepare for action. The Democrats of Ar | kansas will not sit by sloihfully with folded arms, and allow the laurels of former victories to be torn away and mutilated by the polluted hands of Blue light toryism. DEMOCRATIC WHIG is one of the assumed names of this bank making, partial-protecting, would-be do- minant party. This name will fit Mr. Webster, whom they suggest as Vice President. Was 1t at the Hartford Convention that he became Democrats Was he Democrat when he published his anonymous and seditious pam phlet, exciting the people of New England to revolutionize, and join the Northern British Colonies? What sort of Democrat was he during the last war; Excellent Democrat he How much of the democratic doctrines did he imbibe while under the thumbs of ho- nest Capt Tyler'-enough to make him fit candidate for the Vice Presidency? After be- ing tool for Capt Tyler so long, he will be more supple in the hands of Mr. Clay Mr. Clay and the whig party should feel thenl- selves under much obligation to the Captain for the training. That Henry Clay is d good and true democrat, is sufficiently proved by that forged letter, purporting ts be from Mir. Jefferson, which is published in this weeks i Gazette, notwithstanding all the acts of his i life put the broad lie to such an assertion.

 "North Arkansas as Is understood, will soon announce himself candidate for some office. He has been presented with a newsuit oi home manufacture, made by Henry Claws [ own hands, and dacent and nice sn;t fl is too, Mistress Murphy, and if you could see him. Jist with that suit on, in some Sathuraay's aithernoon, wlenthe sun shned, you'd say he was fit for any office, from the Duke of Well hngton down till Kitty Maguire's husband.

 

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