The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-08

the planter. Vlllages slaiiabc sean -;s..- up as If by magic--socure in sthes free a ioyment of oilf elective franchise. ea.I. - < shall sit under his own vine and fa tsra sae and no one shallnake e him afraid. }, s,sa, s'ee, are some oi the benefits which mnst 'sse from State Government. This is na 'suit speculation, or faucy of a distemner..eaa re- lole agination; yge have examples to sll.,s..l m our assertions. Look for moment st ate ate < Of Kentucky; only tfiq,to,, ~ 'A
 ago, Daniel boon solemnized tho ,;.3 illoiay cen the first pi,ifa c; ever married in that State, then an aPie tivated wilderness, now containiner sass sa.. lation of nearly e00,00o souls! fsP''s time, all that vast tract of countrv t comprising the States of kentueky f1l.ss ny and Illinois, only contained eighty op NV ,1o' ty civilized inhabitants. Does ane;an. modern history furnish us with exasra, T T of this kinde Did Rome in allher snle,ds equal .hise or has any ancient CT ,oo5,ssss os despotlc government ever been ahla - boast of successes equal to our s;..st r wildernessa We resort to no ss ssSbSs'i sSsb;a4 Rapeso to populate our country-'tis tIs blessings of freedom which ensure sueosas Other and yetmoTe powerful reasons ~, be urged as a necessity for oair ta if,e s,,es steps as will forever render Us inder.-s. dent While VI continue in this ssats x Territorial vassaIage, what man can sa. he rests in perfect security! While tb;. mania rages for truasporfiag the Jnd;ass tribes to the west of tine Mississippi. sge.s our very fresides are.obieets of traffic ba tween our masters and those Indians Uboss the rest of the States are anxious to I~;s 1 themselves of. Has the south ever recas- cred from the wounds inflicted upen ba. by the Choetaw Treaty, or the west frora l the more recent one with the Cherekeess Might not the same policy which dictated l those Treaties. consign the garden .. Arkansas, the County of Washington. ta l be the abode of fSavagesi Nay, is if not.yer- 1 probable, now that all the States iaeufn. l bered with Indians arc in motion for tbe;. expulsion, thatsuch result may occurl r. is far from impossible! Lovely County v-ss considered the pride of Arkansas-it was rapidly populating; but whatis it nowq F l is doomed forever to be the hunting rroupa of the red men of the forest; the plolpl. share and pruning-hook are turned into the temahawk and arrow, or still more deadly rife. Have we now any better se- cHrity than thenl but give us chartered 1 limits as State, and who dare then at tempt infraction? who dare tkea speak of l cedinF our lands to Indians.
 is to the abuse which this author has heaped upon some of Us. l will leave without comm ent to your candid and iia- partial judgments. l have thought Gov Pope to be the author of this, because it is reanced to certainty I4e $ the author of sS 1Hstice;e and l can see no differences l ! 5etWoen tie eg otispi alsi faisome tlattery of :. .Iustice,7 and the ancaIied for adufa. tions of '' Henry" Whetlser the Cover. nor has the < undiminished confdenee', (. the people or not, you are the best judges. but Is my opinion, 1t would have heen a more modest course in him to have per mitted others to judge of his :. superio: talents and weight of experieuce.s' Yt conclude, my best wishes are for youis...-ss. perity, and sincerely believe your ia tarests would be advanced by change . the present form of government.
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