Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-02

RISE FATHERS, ROME DEMANDS AIDiI!
The wings of this county, thinking 10 profit by
he inactivity of tho democratic party, are pre-
,aring to give full and entire vote for their can.
lidates Monday next. Let them not lind US
slumbering show them that you are at ali times
ready 10 lay aside everything to ensure your
welfare, by voting against party which
has ever thought to ensIavs you, and fasten upon
your nccks principles and measures odous and
Recollect that in voting for the de-
mocratic candidates you but carry Out Inc
yinciples for which our forefathers fought ana
dI. Remember that the present democra''c par
tyre truly and without doubt the supporters oi
Ihewinciples advocated by Jefferson and Jackson
Rem 'mber that Henry Clay said in his great ha-
leIsh otter that he rejoiced that the Alger'ne par
ty had riumphed in Rhode Island in which State
lhomaAW. Dorr was imprisoned for life, for ad-
vocating, universal suffrage system. Remember
that FREE NEGROES are allowed to vote in
Rhode lslad, whether they own property or not,
and that 'hite man must own several hundred
dollars worthor he is not entitled TO vote. II you
vote for a m'n who says he IS pleased that the
party who opf7se universal suffrage has triumph
ed, how long ca' you be assured that you will be
allowed the privilege Of voting yourself? 1t
would not be poplar measure in Arkansas Il at
would deprive free white citizen of his vote un-
less he was rich, and allow free negro The privi-
lege denied him, that is poor.
Remember that in voting for Henry Clay, that
you vote for man who opposes every measure
calculated 10 benefit the South, and supports the
the measures of the North. Remember that he
opposes The annexation Of Texas. Remember
that he supports high protective Tariff, whereby
our farmers are taxed upon every article essential
TO life, while the luxuries of the rich ad-
mit:ed at small and ,rifling duty co,,ons Goa rse
woollens, coarse shoes, sugar, coffee, salt, and
other articles, necessary to life and comfort are
highly and enormously trxed while silks, satias,
wines. spices, gold watches, jewetsy. diamonds,
and all other articles Of luxury and useless orna.
ment, are admitted almost free OF duty.
Think Of all these things, and come and do
your duty to your country by voting against the
man who supports and advocates measures in
furious and degrading
0|FThe Thospiun Corps have kindly permit
ted Mr.. Russell 10 have the use of their room TO-
night, for the purpose Of giving an entertainment
for his individual benefit. Give him bumper.
0FOur readers will find notice of AGTHUR's
MAGAZINE" in an other column since writing
it we have received tho November No.. which con.
ains TWO splendid engravings, and many choice
articles Of composition. We have several num-
bers Of this Magazine at our Office which we
would be glad to show 10 any who wish to exam
inc them.
We hope that our citizens will subscribe liber-
ally to this cheap and ercellem Magazine.
Kidnappers.-The Lexington Observer informs
US that the grand jury have found bills of ind,ct.
men' ogainst Furbank and Miss Webster, upon
the charge of kidnapping slares.
The Cincinnati Morning Bulletin Daily
Champion and Daily Commercial have been
merged into the the Daily Commercial Bulletin
This is giving Us the highly concentrated in the
newspaper way decidedly. Go ahead. .-RereiHe
we have received tSis excellent. paper, ant
| wouIL recommend 1t 10 our merchan's and bu,
ness men as highly worthy Of their support.
0%TO'Connell has been liberated from prison
by reversal Of the judgment of the Irish court
| by the House of Lords. The order for Liberation
reached Dublin on Friday, 9Th Sept.
Godey's Ladies Book.-Tkis popular periodical
| for October is on table. This number, s.
far as we have examined it, composes an excelen
collection of original art and literature, prose an
poetry. The engravings are '.Scene from Ham
| Iet,' Fort du Quesne," and '.The SURPRISE" W
are pleased to learn that the subscription to thi
periodical is increasing; its terms are moIera,
50 per annum.
The "Omeota.'-This is tho title of a new
Magazine, to be devoted to the history, traditions
and customs Of the red ace of our. coutinen,
The first number has made its appearance; md
pronounced a production of peculiar inieres, an
value Mn. ScHooLcRArr the editor is an accom-
Pllshed scholar, and has had for thirty years
close intimacy with the nboriginces and know
more OF their history &c. than any other maj
who could undertake such work.
Lurnries.-The husband of the Queen of Emo
land, Prince Albert, has cost the people of Engan,
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