Little Rock, Jan. 29, 1896.

From the Arkansas Gazette.
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Wusdingfon Cltg. Jan. IT, IS35.

 Dear Sig--I am glad the elections flor members of Conyention] are over, and now hope that the quasi discussions on the sub ject of slavery will cease. l have been ask ed hundred times, what aoas meaAt by Hse slape discussion in ,4rFaasas? A good many really supposed that the question of slavery was a serious disussion among us. But i have been active in keeping our true position fairly understood. You must know that the eyes of the whole American people are di- rected to our movements. For the sake of Arkansas, let there be quick work. Give me 3 good Constitution-eremp from boaa- darY diticuAfes--and l carry 1t through without fail. Yours, S5c.