Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-09-09

to Yankee laaa
Barbacue at Fayetteville 10 Messrs. S
Fulton.
d. CORRESPONDENCE.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, 18th July
Gentlemen We are pleased to lear
are on visit TO Fort Smith. Permit
fore, individually, and in the names OF
merous friends in this part of the State,
cordial welcome-and as token
regard for your faithful public service
compromising adherance 10 republican
to tender you public dinner, 10 be ci
place, at such time as may best suit v
nience.
Wo shall not attempt TO cnumarate-
advantages we enjoy through your unc
ertions in behalf Of the people of Arka
speak for themselves, and are treasured
hearts of grateful people.
Your vIsl; at this time is the more we
cause we learn that you are inspecting
selves, the importance and indispensable
Of more thorough defence Of the yves
tior.
With sentiments of high regard, VIC
ourselves, your friends and humble ser,
S. G. SNEED,
r. ...- JAMES McKlSlCt
Er JOHN TlLLY,
MATTHEW LEE
JAMES BRANDO
r. P. PULLIAM,
JEFFERSON TIL
c. w. DEAN,
W. T. LARREM(
To the Hon. A. II. Sewer, and w. S.
VAN BUREN, Aug't lid
Gentlemen We did not receive you
ilattering letter of the 22d ult., until
here to-day. This will. we trust, acco,
delay in answering ii. We canno, fin
express the deep gratitude we feel for
welcome you offer us on behalf Of you
our friends generally of the West, to
ton Of our State; and we cannot CIV.
merit the high compliments you hav
upon us. We can only assure you til;
and hope still TO continue to dischara
faithfully, and TO the best of our abiii
as we may continue 10 enjoy the conhd
constituents. We hope to be in Fay
Monday next, and will thea fix the
public dinner you have so kindly tend
We are, mos, respectfully, your oh
A. II. SEN
w. S. F
To Messrs. Tilly, Dem, Sneed, McKis
more, Tiily, and others.
Saturday the 10Th day of Angus. "
the occasion, when between five hun
thousand of the good citizens of old 1
partoak of splendid barbecue prepare
seires."
After dinncr the following regular
teer toasts were offered:
Gen. Sebron q. Sneed presided as p
the day, assisted by the Hon. Robert N
Vice President.
l. The American Independence: N
be hailed with g!ndness and 10y.
2. The soldiers Of The Reroluiion:
!or and blood secured 10 US The blessing
ty and free government. May thei
long and prosperous, and their dcscen,
thy such sircs.
3. The Constitution 0frhe United sd
ly construed and sacredly observed,
'Iand-ma rks between the powers vested il
raj Government and those reserved for
and the people. ..l.
A. The union of The States: Phr
brain and palsy to the arm that would
sever them.
S. The President Of The Uniied Sh
bank refoes.
&. Our country. The land Of 4!
the home Of the brare. Lot no rude ft
pious hand invade it.
7. General -Snlyer Jackson. lbe ~,
Hermitage, The soldier of t,ro pars Ma
ing of his days be as happy as Ills M
glorious in the service Of his counlry.
man the noblest work Of God. I
8. Our distinguished democrofic as,
the Presidency: A host within themse
such leaders republican principles are.
8. HIS Eaoeiiency, A. Yell: In Il
youth he stepped forth in defence of b
under the banner Of him who saved fro
or or destruction the beauty and booty o
We hail his early patriotism, and for Il
and independent discharge Of his ciric {
say ".we!l done thou good and faithful
10. The Hon. w. S. Fulton, bur gu'
tinguished for his devotion to the inter
constituents. The zeal with which he Q
Republican principles sets at naught pa:
sion, and entities him to the confidence
IL. The Hon. a. III. Sevier, our di'
ed guesf: Ills long and faithful public
both as Delegate and Senator in Cong
ties him to our warrest gratitude. Tht
envy and malice fail imnotenf and hI