The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-13


 1 .J G of Gibson and myself
 ll E0 No. can't understand them nor 1.ee any sense, beauty, or poetry in them;
 io know the man that can. And now,
 u0 rol, are the author, l should like you l me what sense, beauty, or poetry there |f, this extract.
 treat goddess Thou whom all obey, lea desire rough satyrs leave their play, Ewhose s.s e yild flowers, decking the bright hair
 gat hSr, love. and oft blaekberries bear .same them at her eyes.
 #S,baus. An F., you just pick out I,ge sentence, so as to make 1t appear Not at all Sir, will read on. .hon to whom they leap in awkward sD5 within the gloto r,.
 ' unto thee, upon Me'r p.pes tune
 randrous languisimem."
 Esbimrs Stop, stop, F-,you read badly E. And should like to see the man \ could read the lining we'll. There is no se beauty, or poetry, and without these, srs do you lay your emphasis: 'sBlack- ,;es hear to shame them at her eyes !"- shs @ olow of dark'ning oak trees!" "A ss of wondrous languishmentp' here is a t,rogeneous conglomeration of absudi- l ; that can't be explained by the English Bn,aCe But this is the Hymn, now for tHaet LSabinus. That hymn is not to be sung mortal man. It is too exquisitely fine any instrument, or vocal power, on earth, 6lau or sing. Orpheus alone can play it: ], ornbeus' lute was strung with poets sinews i: fo,e qolden touch could soften steel and stones,, E- If he only uses poet's sinews, you \ have no fears that he will ever steal nr body for dissection.
 1|SaBiaus F., spare my feelings little ! |vou not see what drops ofsweat roll offme! Need at every pore!
 F-. You spared my feelings the Sunday Sht you made Governor, did you? 'Sajiaw. Did ] not tell you, that you ' 1uld learn to appreciate my power after the hg' Convention?
 Tz. have always appreciated your pser too highly for my good. Have not 4sn said iii this State, that modern whigge- Twas a united and concentrated power; \ her flag, when hoisted, would not be Ned down; that she acted In unity and
 eert in all things; that she had but one
 , one voice, one arm; and that voice,
 ], and arm, was Sabinus's; and with 1t Ewould give democracy blow on the
 and kill 1t so dead, that no galvanic ery would ever be able to raise pulsa-
 in single muscle again And besides, Eths, am from the good land of Ken N, where "Harry of the Westo by his htenance and smiles, serves to guide |he good and true into the path of mod Ewhiggery. These things being known be common people, every where, they
 looking on me as Governor; all my
 bills were paid for; every man 1 met on |Btreei "hpped his beaver" to me, as his kellency. And now to consider all these prs and advantages sacrificed by you It
 o bad l have lived under the beaming of the great Harry's countenance; have
 thus honored by the office seeking Ed; and while my prospects were yet Ihtenlng, all at once, my ''blushing hon
 have been blasted, and even hope with
 and destroyed. And all this, only to ffy your ambition, which shows that D. lp the only man you would sacrifice to ambition. Your honor your country, \ friends, and every tie of truth, and
 of human nature, all are as nothing in |way of your sordid interest, and the inte-
 of the assignment. It is too much. osophy herself cannot endure it; and pride and shame, resentment and des- E rankle and tear, with ceaseless bangs, Tortured bosom !-Oh! oh!! oh!!! Sabi- Eoh,
 yabias. Stop, F., you have made Ben twice as long, and four times as elo- h as that which you made in the Con-
 lon, You have moved me to sympathy, gra time ever felt it in my life. But it Pot, worth while to grieve after 'ssplt
 [" did the best for the State, as she
 stands, yoked to the assignment.
 - And, if the next Legislature do
 duty, they will send you and the as-
 nent to the Devil, where you justly be-
 a6mus. Don't, in your rage, forget that
 are nominated for the Legislature on the ft With N., B., and F.. who think that
 assignment is the next instrument in
 oi dignity to the Declaration of Inde- Pence And you know, Sir, that could
 mad men from the country nominated,
 l dld not want an old clod, that could not
 trsand the emerits ofmy assignment and
 'e chosen you in particular to help carry
 my plan, of the future destiny of the
 = How do you think that your plans
 prosper in the hands of Davy, Pao'nus' Finely! Davy is better calcula- |S O. carry out my plans than any man in zpae' lie can with great propliety fulfill
 good old maxim "When you are ill ,s' do as Rome does" When he is in
 sor'n s,'. and West, he will oppose Uni S'@es Bank; but when he is in the
 (, S ana East, he will be in favor of Uni-
 'ea,es bdnk. When he Is with the whigs
 Ja ln oe good whig, and when he is with
 s''1oerats he makes s'a sorter" of dem
 y 9e Is against the assignment, and in
 VI the assignment, as the time and kon How will your plans prosper with
 on t Tor their guardian?
 V",mS He and Davy make perfect