The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-23
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T I Nas' be was done; and every whig ought .arved .a just so, who dares to set up his acainst that of great man.
 Why don't you discard him from
 al'n riams l have use for him, about the z lp" ps,ate Bank. lift were notfor that, he ? II fsll without knowing what hurt him.
 little excusable. He has been
 r amongst those democrats in Philips, s lls Gss @ and thinks he must speak here, as B ns ns thsre. And hasn't the ability, of you
 to appreciate the acts of a great man.
 That :. Law and Order2 part of T .noecb. I admired. But it was aston- T sf to see the whigs rejoice so, and clap t hands. and stamp their feet, at the idea < ,Is % oeop7e hare too much poUer already. 1i T;aus Not at all, F.. It is the true |s;ne. and the whigs-the kaoacing whigs, I an like to hear man have boldness I @ ~b to declare our true doctrine, once in $5ile Besides, F., had all that plan zI mean the applauding part, before l ,, ,bere And l intend to have a secret \ ,, nassed by all the Clay Clubs in the l that 1b whenever the words "Harry of +sst,, are mentioned, every whig is to ap- I d the speaker; and a refusal to do so, I he good ground for excommunication l onr ranks. 1 had 1t all planned before have the course Dhich MiS ,Stdte is [ursue planned out for tacenty gears to You mean the plan of the assign-
 !. do you?
 EaBinns You are right F., mean the l of the assignment. Ihat is the greatest ] [of my life. I wrote the "Hymns to the I , and the pieces against 'sultra Demo- \ ,, and '.Sabinus ;" but the assignment N glory of my life, It is 6y that I yoked |ssfete; and, having the State well yoked, ae great men have now to pull, as pull |lne.
 F-. There are a goodly number of $ men in this State, Sabinus. Suppose ! of them should prove refractory. T 5inus. A refractory OK does but little T after he is we'll yoked. My rule is bold daring man opposes me, call him
 b1; if he be honest, l say he has not
 Hent enough to know what is right; if
 tned, legal man, cali him quack. l Tissue my mandate to all my strikers,
 being a lawyer, l have a goodly num- ef them at the bar) to follow in my wake Hrds the individual pointed out, and al- E conclude every conversation they may : in company, whether about politics, re-
 D, ormen, by saying that sabiaus is the
 est man i'll the State. And, by such $s, the individual is ruined, without F;ing what has hurt him.
 F. But how do you do, if they attack Gn the papers
 b1iaus. immediately write that can't
 C every scribbIer in the newspapers ; 7nom my strikers to say ill their con 8ions that 'SabiaaS is too great man to E little things he wrote the s.Hymns to Fods," the pieces against ultra Demo-
 and the assignment; and he can't be |oked by seribblers. They do so, and Is the last of 1t.
 F.. But, if 1t be man of standing |hsance, a man who had raised you from FSt and ashes, and placed you in soci- F5iauS. It is all the same with me and i blowers.
 +. But, suppose every word he writes De truth
 |5inas. It is all the sans to me and my |es
 +. But there is the Legislature F5iaus. An F-, as long as they play
 and lore aciae, (and that will be for
 day to come, l can turn them with numb and finger. That is the softest |ci all. There is always one part of them
 democratic, and love the people with affection. There is another part very Esh The achigs, being in a minority, Wiling to do any thing to perplex the Perats. There is, however, set of men, b strong on either side. first place my
 on these milk and cider men. then
 d my table, and fill my side board with pest the country can afford and have
 card tables, with a deck on each.
 striker present who knows exactly
 the decanters are frightened sufficiently;
 en remarks that he will vote for no
 are' m but what he thinks is right, and as
 ace, he intends to go for merit and quail
 ons Turning to one of the Legisla-
 he asks-what say you? l go it,.
 sayyou' l go it heart and hand.-I
 say you? go it head and tail up.-I
 say you' will stand it until the
 oi Gibraltar gives way. What say you?
 earth may sink, but 1 will stand firm.
 say you' It is more possible for the |tns to fall, the sea become a liquid flame,
 Tor me to falter then approach, and r dld think that the last glinmering ray Ppe was extinguished, and that our little saliant State was lost forever; but the \ ol patriotism, that is revived here to Fs sNes me hope once more. Who do |say you vote for, for Judge? One of ftlhefs says, will go for J-. What Eou' !, That will do. What say you'
 SUCK to him. What say you' will
 uun, m, What say you' l will swallow what say you? I will chew him af- Es e :, ,S swallowed. l then say that would |an,, was not like dictation to legislators. Isn sn AhoW Dick, and as for Mir. Tation,
 s =, so'e Ills own votes for me.o Stick |d;,ap E gentlemen tal Legislators, or die in the I,al I'n' The party is then broken up by fh pa' aohsent l then take this " EIotch [u drlN. v n.A Ill