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him office, and for this refusal, and his devotion o X. rights of the people. he is persecuted and slanaersa ~ every part of the United States. There is no chsrs" that he deserted the interest ofhe South and a or united himself with the Federal party. Mr. Van R. ren has been with the Federaliss and against ,bsns against Gen. Jackson and for hm and Is now inc aa, didate of caucus, and not the people, In 1894 bs was for the caucus candidate against General Iacl son.

 Can frcehsen ofthe West and South hesitate b,i,va.. the two canddates2 ffyouare determined 10 pes+sa your liberty and to support the Republican cause. sa will give your votes to the electors against Mr Van R ren-Dr. Walker, of lenipstead, Mr. Bean, of Wass ngton, and Mir Ferebee, of Philips If,howeyer xa, are willing to surrender, neect, the right of sraaa and to yield your rights ohe dictatio of caucns then give your votes fer the opposition candidates Most respectfully, your fellow citizens,

 JOHN RfNGGOLD, !

 J. ". JUDKINs; ANDREW J. MAY, VIM CUMMINS,

 JOHN LINTON, ': T; WILLIAMs0N9l ". Mp. PETIT. Little Rock, October sth. 1886.

 

 STATE LEGISLATURE.

 