Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-23

. was . remarkable intelligent set Of men. an,
looking besides :-ail the time shaking his head .
He. proved to 10 - plain a. dsy, that q u. 8
e eSsstifutionaI. and that Henry Clay mover sais
the folks who lived on tho public lands ar,
'a"ers. ! need not attempt to tell you all h
90 will give you NO n. ore Of his speech I mus
ion. however. that while he was proving the con
Of NATIONAL hank. heard Loco ou
. tAntouse, say that David had changed his notion
thaespoint. sincs l04o. while in the legislature
svesy. mar present knew that he opposed and voted
= nember. instructing our Senators in Congress,
heir best efforts 10 procure = national hank
-,lEvnpson also heard him, and said to me, :. Bob
.etter put stop to that talk. for it IL too true
joke Of" So wept straight way to the
! ivy and said. ..see here; you had better de..'
(,AJ off, and said moro. When David had
y Il Sspeech, many Of our Club said "a song
sG Tsly." "A song from sammy" But Sammy
M = Fl sing just now, for my knee is far from
Istrissf Most of thought it best TO rert short
e Howe might be well prepared to hear the
y, ,oibThich Sal was going to deliver, and SO we
-. j We we're resting, heard Last say that he
'ote Y his .'indentrrs" for six month";. to have
so euiaS president. "Good, ~ said / Next was
for :" speech from Sal ~ !" a speech
:. Sai~then came forward. and told, the people
wish to make speech on that day. pretend.
3 time, that he had not calculated on speak
4. Lewis L., and myself. knowing that he had
b WpsepAred to pour forth cargo of FFF pine.
fhe Bank and Bank Officers Of this place.
70 and said "Sal. do give US a speech !" 10
At last assentcd. Iwish you TO know, how
ire proceed further. that Sal was not in cold
Thar H. refs 10 4.
mark Of difidence. which necessarily be.
,ery great man. We at last got his mouth
ny gracious, how he Numbered Z! II would
ell nigh a week to tell you all he said NO
'ou few things only, and then pass ON. lie
reading the constitution Of our Club, saying
Juld make few remarks in vindcation Of it's
. showed US in few words. that il is highly
that there should be a Clay Club organized
Pghbofiiood ihroug hout the land. and that we
get IN po,oer in Arkansas, until ice take that
sing iWShig songs reH nigh constantly, until
I. foFt he seized on TO the pet banks and
Is ar did at our last meeting and my life
gave the Financial and Executive Receiv-
'ank AZ this place, all manner of ginger. lie
soPaf,ahat these fellows have bought for the
q'y,sskies Of poor land, covered with all
ROCKS. and he doubted not, they would next
bank. "dmeks and Chickens" When this
saw tho signal given by the raising OF an
I'd staff. and so we all snickered right out.
wronged the State n great deal, rs well as
land that he was like great swine. Al
the ivory headed staff raised up little, SO
ned again. He closed by saying that he did
hat should be done with Ambrose H., unless
g the Clay Club, kill him, and you. (mean-
,le,) eat him. Then turned my eyes to
IN, and saw what was wanting, and so we
sted into great laugh. Sal then st right
had said as much any man could have
Sammy said, " what u funny man Sal is {!
he always will say something in every
makes US all laugh ourselves well nigh to
W proclaimed. 81 song from Feathers &
g from Feathers & Fuss Al this. Fcath.
,aHcd up near to the President, and sung
est songs you ever heard. II goes some
v:"I went to meeting to hear StryekAan
ay, And he took his tert upon Henry Clap. ="
Feathers e. Fuss made it all ourselves.
registered in the record book Of our Club,
: Just al he closed. he clapped his hand on
Presidents head. just as our leading men
the day before the meeting. This made
most heartily. Next after this, Pill Man
the names OF those who Joined our Club
'ur meeting on the 25th ult., and verify /
unit, (counting Combs, Trmble. and the
10 Al! Most OF Us think the number
sed to we'll nigh hundred, il we con.
tings until the 4th of July. Sumo Of u,
mourning bench at our next meeting
theirs & Fuss says he don't care to act as
were all laughing at the many funny
Sails speech. Samny's eye fell upon the
or. whose face indicated any thing more
Sammy thereupon pointed him out TO
IL greatly tickled, to rec look grum.
were looking at HIM, the Italian turned
them, and with great difficulty smiled a
morning Of our meeting, several of our
idto me that we would hav great many
ndarce at our meeting, and that it would
"a few Locos there also, to bear off the
:" for Sal had come in according to
give them all scissors. So. as started to
went round to invite the Gardener and
yer along with ME When got TO the
! found both the gentlemen sitting fat
ground. watching for mole that had
the garden seeds. Each of them had a
paid to them. "spose VIC 60 to the lay
No." said they, - We are bent up |
tion Of this mole before leave the
on without them. The Executive Re. |
viewer, while Sal was speaking. and al.
afew minutes. he walked off. guess
# his countenance abont the time he
catch the mole.
& to say to you. that since my Last re.
dgreat trouble in our camps. Pill Man
'believed for some days past, that we
nong US, and that Feathers 4 Fuss is
locos seem to have found out several
,icb we did not design to be known ex-
no belong to our club. So Capt. Uce-
Man, Domino Sampson, Sammy and
gent 'eman to task about the matter
g, but he denied most manly. He said
devoted to the interest OF the Clay
othe doctrine OF the Reformed Mctho-
which he belongs fo,. the present but
int, said Roach, - for we know 'uIi
i've belonged to raany churches in your
han that. here is Capt. Ucelcns. Do
Mr.. SniPes and myself. also know that
loriai government, you ran for the le-
ng yourself at that time . true demo-
said Feathers 4 Fuss, '.this 10 but lit
nat Sal, our leader, has done also. ~
and said: that's not in point NEITHER
- fass, you need not multiply words
ave our ideas about things, and have
i4Our intention to read you out OF
ak afr ivht f,rt he f,t nd