Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-12-21
NEW NULLIFICATiON.


son.uters the following declaration concerning the
annexation of Texas:
do not hesitate to declare, as my opinion,
that upon the consummation Of this project, it will
be the duty of Vermont to declare her unaiterable
determination to refuse any connection with the
new Union, thus formed Without her consent, and
against her wilt"
With whom arc the "nui6ers !" now who
speaks thus strong of separation from the Union?
The Federal Abolition and Native American
Governor of Vermont; State always federal
the :" banner State +" of 1910 for the Wings, the
State ll'ot gave great majority to Clay in '44.-
1t strikes US that the cry of Notification and Alb.
clifton on the part of the Federal press is Strong.
Iy inconsistent. When we read such language as
the above, weare constrained to say that the wings,
the federalIsts we should say, perform frnuduIen,
acts and then raise n hue against US. Abolition,
Null'tcation and anti-Law and. Order seem to
be thefirm landmarks of Federal Native American
Cinyism We can easily bring proof.
PRESCRIPTION AGAIN.
A large nail manufacturer on the SchuylkilI.
IS reported 10 have discharged number of work.
men (saId to be near one hundred) because they
voted for the Democratic candidates for Presidep,
and Vice President. Others have also been men.
Toned 10 US, who have done the same thing and
we have heard of wealthy resident in the Nor.
thern Liberties who has actually taken an oath be
fore magistrate that he would "never naain deal
with Loco Foco." Such proceedings, approved
and reccmmended'as they appear tobe by respec.a.
BILE party journals, should awake the attention of
every Democrat in the country. The business
men, mechanics, and workmen who at the late el.
ectlon voted as freemen ought to vote according to
the dictates of their own Judgment, are not to be
sacrificed now that the contest is over. The De
mocracy of the country will not permit it,
We ask our friends everywhere to send US the
names Of those who pursue this proscrip,ive course
and, 1t may be necessary If persevered in, to hold
them up to The public indignation. LIE, our oppo.
nents reflect that they are pursuing dangerous
course; one that will not be tamely submitted to-
and which may bring upon them and their inter.
ests Just retribution. Manufacturers of PhiIa.
delphia, look TO it the consumers of ybur fabrics
arc many Of them Democ rats-the valley of the
Mississippi has hundreds of thousands of them
80 have Alabama, Mississippi, South Caroiua
Georgia and Virginia Philadelphia merchants.
look to it-many Of your customers are Demo.
Gratis, and IN that same SAMMY region. Remember
that in the days of the revolution the Democracy
OF The North against OPPRESSION and WRONG!
we make no threats-we ask you as brothers, to
behave as brothers.; let the bitter waters of pot.
lcal anlmosity subside, and the business and ordi
nary pursuits of social life again resume their
healthy and quiet action, and all will 90 on wo. ~
Pennsyiranian.
Suppose that the Democrats should play a, this
saIne..game!of Prescription. How would our FEEDER
al merchants relish the idea and the fact, if our
country traders, our farmers, large minority Of
whom are Democrats, should refuse todeal with n
federalist! What would their business be WORTH
here Is canSer in this too if the disappointment
OF the Federaliss lead to such prose rp,on and con-
hnea dealings, the Democrats will deal only with
Locofocos,' and the custom be taken entirely from
the Federa's, for they have vast majority. which
now that Mr.. Cays deIusive attractions a re Iospu
their charms,will very greatly increase Suppose we
say to our democratic friends, buy nothing more
'"'""'S 81 " d uetHOCTlt afIQ deal and
they should do as the Feds have done. how long
think you the trade and wealth of the Feds would
survive such a determination IT'S DANGEROUS
move on their part, aud one which will be promp,.
ly met. 1t is also foolish act, for tho apostle
has said it was dangerous to kick asains, the
Prlcks.' But play on. Federalists, p,ayIyour;owp
game,and when it's over count your profit.
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The population in the United States was in 1910
l7,ooooOO; in 1862, it will be $4,000, 600 in
1884, 73,OO0OOO; in 1909, $4,000 600 in
1923, 3os,ooo,OOo; in 1850, is, 600: in
1895, l,2OO,OOO,OOO. "
Ala Mode de Paris.-A writer in ,b,. N,,;o,,
in'ell'gencer, speaking Of the moraluv of the
far'sans says: al Full one.third of the no,u, .
t'on OF Paris live without marrage."
The Vote Of fLouisiana.-The Coiirie. so,,,;
table, which the editor says, has been mad. ,,n
with much care as derived from Certain and off
cla sources, which gives Mr.. Polk mo;or;,v of
907 votes in the State.
Tennessee Eiection.-The Nashville p, r.