Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-08-05

instru ctonshc should be made to answer for it, in
less than loss of his commission. If he
ccived secret instructions from the Government, to
act it should be condemned, and be made to offer
dress to the nation whose rights are thus violated
But 30 it goes. England tramples upon Americans
with impunity, and follow its laudabe example and
trample upon other (weaker) nations. p .5
Our mails are barren of news There are no arrivals
from Europe later than the Hberna, by which packet
we learn that the French Chamber still
the proprety and policy of holding on to her Pacific
p'ssessiohs Inc ministry were in minority, and had
suffered, successfully, several defeats
Spain was in the midst of civil war royolts and
outbreaks were occurring in various parts of the King
dom The notices of the were
to Esparetto who is sacrificing every thing to Eng.
land" and I" The immediate majority Of Queen Isa.
bella, and the Constitution of 1887
Portugal was in disturbed state in the North and
the Cortes were still in session.
The power and greatness of India was melting before
that OF England which is still it's for march in
Asia Africa, the Pacific Ocean, and the Northwestern
limits of this continent.
ch--' ~i-' ia drma nj in England Repeal of the corn
laws has been exciting question in that country but
II Is questionable whether repeal will be passed this
session OF Parliament The British ministry still
debating whether Government should pursue pa cifc
Ireland 1t was thought, however, that Mr. Peels pa
cic policy would prevail in the meanwhile the apita.
tion had risen to greater height. Repeal meetings
had increased in frequency, size and respectabltv
They have sweled from thousands to millions At
hrst they were only attended by the commoncrs and
the poorest class-now all minge in the
gentry and landed proprictors, well the other
classes and we forsec nothing that will settle the
country, but for the British Government yield the
demands of the Irish, appeal the bayonet
the cartrouch box
The South American Republics engaged in fight
ing they have BEEN The British fleets how
ering about their posts puckng first party then
the other.
Mexico has exhausted all her resources in wars against
Texas and Yucatan. She is bankrupt
The citizens of this Republic are almost unacqua;nt-
ed with the smell of guupowder. We have neither
Irish riots negro instructions dormant
military spirit. We have lived in peace and quiet so
long, that we love "inglorous casc too well to
protect our political or national rights. We look with
apathy upon other nations trampng upon rights
Our ships upon the high are searched, and their
nation protesting to be at peace with US. Our com
merce is laid upon the shelf in foreign ports, by the
reference of the bullying Commodores of the fleets
this nation who is about building a Military Post in
the heart of of colonies and has ordered bat
talon OF troops and sappers to take possession of
other. And yet Government neither protests
against these outrages committed upon the rights OF
citizens, prepares to defend the integrity of our
SOIL.
The present administration is too much engaged in
attending 90 ito private intorests to attend the
interests, rights, and dignity of this Government It's
too deeply engaged "makng hay while the sun shines
to attend to the of the country Its time
too much taken up in figuring the profits of the
office of foreign Minister, to think of the duties
The British have assumed more arrogant tone to-
wards this Government during the present administra
ton, than it has since the last war 1t now has
the erontery to promise British thunder if we
don't stop our clamors" And we have no doubt that
if the Tylcrs remain in power, four years longer they
will send US as good as they promise.
Mr.. Wheeler no longer occupies a seat on the "Tri.
pod" of the Van Buren, Intelligencer. Mr. Geo W
Clarke has taken his place, and will drive the Quill
editorial for that paper, hereafter He has the repn
tation OF terse and vigorous writer. We welcome
him to the fraternity.-Lihie Rock GaSette
Thanks, friend Borden: we blush at your compliment
How natural is for the human species desire "com
panions in misery" You experience the msorios of
an editor, we have doubt bu: we hope that your
welcome does not proceed from feeling similar the
that Influenced the "wof that lost his tail in the
steel trap
West Point Academy.-The Committee on Military
affairs in New Hampshire legislature whom was re.
ferred resol ltion in relation West Point Academy
reported seve'a resolutions, declaring the institution
to be unworthy Of support, and instructed their Sena
tors and Representatives to vote against any appropra
ons for the support of the institution and vote for
and their efforts to have the entirely abolished
Our Senators, and Representatives will receive in
structions upon this subject December that will
be unequyoca and not very favorable to that hot bed
of Aristocracy.
Emigrants.-About thirty thousand subjects of Prus
sa, from the borders of the Baltic shortly to come
over and settle in the United States There are men
of very large fortunes among them old German noble
men whose pedgrees date back the thirteenth cen
tury.
Arkansas is the country for them. We have plen
ty of fertile land to spare and all population are
descendants of old famil ly''whosc pedigree dates
back" tn the year when they dwelt in the Garden
Of Pardise.
The sscrowds" that followed TyIcr's progress seem
to hav suffered considerably from pick pockots-Bed
ford Enquirer
'Birds of feather scH flock together" -'
We learn that the Hon. JOHN Rowan, died at Louis
vile on the 18th ut of the prevailing epidemic, the
La Gripc. Judge Rowan distinguished politician
and eminent advocate
The Louisville Whig brings intelligence of the