Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-15

we'll stuck TO- is as good as truth" will not go
into Details nor count overths States in WHICH he
has been nominated by the party, with scarcely
dissenting voice-for all readers know them--one
word, however, as to the slander which some pro-
fessed Democrats, singular it seems, have ut
tered, that those nominations have sprEng fsom
the politicians, and not from the people. put the
question to every man Of common sonse, CT any
party-where is the delegate who would support
in convention, a candidate whC, he thought was
unpopular with his own party in his own district
Moreover, Van Buren, men will bear me out in
the assertion; that, at least, in this sectIen OF
country with the farmers, and they compose the
great body of the people, Mr.. Van Buren, has quite
as much strength as any other candidate spe y
ef ia. .scs..-.:ic.. .iss Fiesi1eStJ. ~;
| The immediate cause Of the outrHy c,.Ia
around, is attributed by tho Washngto' CIV
with great show of truth, to the intrigue w.
,o;n members of Congress and other tFSohS al
| WASHINGTON. in the interest Of other caa'oa'eS'
However it may have orig mated, theriS "o uo'os
that it has had its share in inluenr6 many VI
those who have withdrawn their SUI 'io,r, ~ VII
Van Buren, ostonslbly on accouDo' us AoN"'
letter. ,h. Nv
1t NAV be safely affirmed, tb out iof Inc eN'
citement so artfuy created oni,.' '!e.o
is not single advocate Of ny u'a'o 'c y.
hitherto friendly to Mr.. Nan'uFe,,i, "No' lei' ~
his own unbiased Judgment o"u II 'uvs ussoo Eo
him after reading that lett On tha' account Who
nun o. 'oi . -; fae, ba,c 1on from the reading
with increased admiraticoi the man.
To-, nc examine for a'oment, the point at Is
sue for it can be narv' - '0
of a nutshell. ,h. 60 ro,,.,, o,,.s.,ves
MT @n .''aL by Mexico without her con-
* II ,tI'T ~ liable. The friends Of imnie-
sent "o"'a ~ ~" I'd Sufficient justification in the
u''''o i ar Sr',;. Interference. MIR. Van Buren,
danger oil brltsovarroteI
. t:LT of British Interference is The main
Sn ns.;or ior making the Treaty at this lime
. 49, 49, give in his con!mInlca.lons TO the
~ Wv ne Mexican Government; Of course
oH",o ,rft IT facts known to him set forth in
o Nv let US see what this imminent dan.
s"e"a' ;. !ch calls so loudly foE immediate action.
It WL 'ord Aberdeen has stated through Mr.
NJ Shum, that treat Britain desires, and Is
htiy exerting herself, TO procure The ubo
~ slavery throughout the world - all avow
Which viewed in It's proper light, without any
Vhe qualifications which accompany IT, amounts
nothing more than what all intelligent AmerI
ians have known for the last twcnty years. Bu
with that avowal, Is the declaration that - rea
Britain does not desire to establish in Texas am
dominant influence. She only desires TO share no
uiuence, equally with ali other natioD@. lie
loDects are purely commccrc!al, and aIe has n
thought or intention Of seeking to Sc, directly
indirectly, on the United State through Texas.
However grasping the pHfcy OF Great hfi'ai
may bc-howeyer she nay nave soUSHt 10 III
crease her influence ana extend her bouniafies
her worst enemy cannot deny that she has som
regard for hey national honor and pledged faith
and no op. can believe that man OF the pecu
liarIv Llgh character OF Lord Aberdeen, woul
maIe deliberate official statement, which h
lGnew that the subsequent aCls OF his COVE ernnet
would faslfy yet the allegation of danger ifoI
British interference, necessarily pre-supposes In;
fact. That Mr.. TyIer's administration "ho@5
dlscredit solemn assurances from, any qua6 A me
perhaps, not surprising But the bat until turtle
rican people vii doubtless thiie, teeth of decla
evidence 10 The contra .end TO interfere undu
ra'on, 'ho' sfe &c least room doubt, that she doe
y.:s..1 TO interfere unduly." If she docs not
I there is no justification for annexation during thu
existing relations between the U Onited States, Mex
ico and Texas unless, indeed. some other ioreIgt
/ power should interfere. Now, TO say nothing o
tiAe ,mprobabtty that the citizens of Texas, all o
! 1, r. blood with ourselves. will submit 10 British
4 oke. | ask every candid Democrat in tavos @
1 Immediate anneXalion-is that doubtful matte
4 ;ghich creates the question between YOU ana ~ ~
= Van Bu,en, sufficient to out-wes sh the decp'c:,
n nraf;aranco Of the people, and all the great au''
4 Rank. an.i-Tarf, and ant-D Distribution r'"oPI'
for which we have been neontendns-p ~
w. 7yaa Basenis kno.vnto be sourd anu "aa:l
! Ne ~ cadsnwged.5y dissensions ,'''oS' eef'''i
!. alea1.t to the eeciiaBof Mr.. CT >,
q y, lsy gay % somai u .S 1jee, before tn: re re
make e ss8altimo cons4ssaa Is xno~n' h -. Anr
sui o. a I'M ppear i6ss ~ ny actuated ,a oy al
!" honest desi NJ san Barren cagAaf be elected
=. = convinced hat y otisst csstidsis of scum
ce Of the prrly; i "; apsS'. ~ 4 ~ .
to, ference; and co-oqnGe cordially 49,.
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