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The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-30

But to return to the Pre-emption Bill During the debate (upon the pre-emption billl reported the 17th of March, 1889, (and the truth of which has never been denled) Mir Senator YoUNG said, "Mr. President, since commenced these remarks, in defence of the position occupy in this debate. an ex- tract from the speech of the Hon. Senator from Indiana, Mir. TIPToN,l on the bill of last session, has been placed in my hands, containing Mr. Clay's oacn declaration as to what he did say, and for the purpose of shew- ing that did not misrepresent him, m attrib- uting expressions to him, which it has been intimnted he did not utter, l beg leave to read the extract to the Senate"
 Gen. Tipton said, ''I will repeat as nearly as can, what was told me yesterday, and fl go wrong, he, Mr. Clay, can correct me- 1 understand that he denounced the settlers on the public lands, AS A LAwLEss BANDIT IT OF LAND ROBBERS uyustly grasping ct the public treasuren Here NIT. Clay rose and said, he would repeat what he did say on the occasion referred to by the Honorable Senator from Indiana. 9% HE DID SAY, THAT THE SQUATTERS ON THE PUB- LIC LANDS WERE A LAWLESS RABBLE: THAT THEY MIGHT AS WELL SEIZE UPON OUR FORTS, OUR ARSENALS, OR ON THE PUBLIC TREASURE. AS TO RUSH OUT AND SEIZE UPON THE PUBLIC LANDS.@eg Mir. Young conclu- ded by saying, Git is for the Senate to judge whether have misrepresented him or not Whereupon, bIr. Linn, Senator from Mis- souri, observed in an audible voice, SIT IS TRUE, EVERY WORD OF IT'D
 Here is proof clear, unequivocal and pos tive, fastening the charge upon Mr. Clay be- yond the possibility of doubt l presume that neither the gray headed settlers of early times, nor their children, will be willing to admit him as one of their consistent and ar- dent friends more particularly when they remember, that they have been denounced in the face of the whole American Senate, as sLAWLEsS RABBLE," ..TRESPASSERSo ROBBERS" Yet popular men may entice them, and bold men will try to deny the mat ter for Mir. Clay,-but here is the proof-not all, but enough, in my opinion, to put the question forever at rest. PIONEER.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-30
From the New Orleans Picdp7ine.
 OLE FULL.

o music! musing melody and madness! 0 plaintiye cadences and bounding gladness! A world of wild enchantment in a box, Tones to draw tears, and sounds of fairy glee. Guarded by simple little strings for locks, And Ole Bull alone to fura fhe lfet
 o, Crphcus. tis no romance at all
 That rocks and trees once figured in ball. What magic is there in horses hair.
 And in cats interior what wonderl iiat. wrought upon ty art they mock so fair The hearts low sigh, the whirlwind and the
 thupder
 Sounds of tue spheres. of fairies and old Nick 0. Ole Bull. Apollo ,-fddlesErk PHAzMA.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-30
For the .4fItGasas Banner. MASONIC HONORS TO THE LATE JUDGE GILCHRIST
posr OF ARKANSAS, ARK's

VT tR1'IA |
 January 6th, 1s4i At regular meeting of Morning Star Lodge, No. 5, at their Lodge, at the Post of Arkan- sas, on the 9th day Of January, lS44-Broth- CT James NJ. Smith introduced the following preamble and resoulions
 Whereas, it pleased the Supreme Archi- tect of the Universe, few months past to call from among us, and to that bourne from which no traveller returns, our worthy broth- CT and esteemed fellow-citizen, the Hon. William Gilchrist, late Grand Master of the Grand Lodge, of the State of Arkansas, and
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-30

HE ARKANSAS BANNER, democratic in its prlnclples, published atLittle Rock, and edited by Dr. SoLoN BoRLAND, has come to us. It IS beautiful print and ably edited The Doctor deals out blows to his political ad- versaries with a fearless hand. We shall sakc pleasure in an exchange.
 Caddo (La.) Gd.euc. Then be that pleasure mutual, Mir. Battle, so long as 1t is our fortune to unfurl ",rhe Bannero to the breeze.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-30

SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssENGER.-The January Number No. l, vol. 1O) of this best of Periodicals reached us, in exchange, by the last mail. 1t is full, to overdowing, of the very manna of current literature; upon which we promise ourself ''least of reason and flow of soul" And then-our readers shall hear our appreciation of it.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-30
STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

We are requested to announce that meet ing of the Arkansas State Temperance Soci- ety will be held in the Methodist Episcopal Church, in this city, on Monday evening next, February the 9th, at early candle light. Several addresses may be expected and the public are invited 10 attend
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-30
DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS.

The Democratic State Convention, which assembled in this City in December, adopted the following resolution.
 "Resolred. That Committee of nine be appointed, by the Chair, to prepare an ad- dress to the people of Arkansas, declaratory of the political principles, which this con vention holds to be those of the Democratic party"
 The committee, appointed in pursuance of this resolution, have performed the duty as- signed them. 4 copy of the Address has been furnished us; and we commence it's pulp licalion, on our fourth page to day.
 It will be continued in our next. So soon as it's publication shall be completed in the Banner" 1t will be issued, from this office, in pamphlet form, and distributed throughout the state.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-30

CLAY CLUB CoNsEs Isos.-We conclude, to-day, the proceedings q this august as- semblage, as reported in the Gazette We ask our readers to give them careful peru sal, and mark well the men engaged in them.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-30

MARITIME INTERESTS OF THE SOUTH AND WEsr.-The valuable paper, from the s'Army and Navy Chroniele,' on this subject, hasoc- cupied portions ofour last two numbers; and is not yet concluded. We are compelled to omit it's continuation, for the present, to make room for the Democratic address; but will resume 1t, so soon as the publication of the address is completed. \
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Liftle Rock, Janua,y r, lS44.

We authorized to announce Major HERN- DON HARALSON, as a candidate for reelection, to the cfice of Clerk of the Circuit Geafa of Pulas Xxi county.
 January 80, 1874. 20-tf
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DEMOCRATS STATE TiCkE
 Nominated by the State Convention.
\ CARD

The difficulty between DR. s. BoRLAND and B. J. BORDEN, Esq, Editors of the Arkansas Banner and Arkansas Gazette, has been honorably and sat isfactorily adjusted by the voluntary intermediaion of their mutual friends.
 F. w. TnApNALL,
 CHAs. RApLEY,
 THos. w. NEWTON,
 WILLIAM FIELD,
 l.. J. REARDoN,
 s. H. HAMPSTEAD. Liffle Rock .Lr,lnn,h IT. lSAi
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-30

MADAME D'EsTIMAuyILLE's ScHooL- We learn that sufficient number of pupils, to induce Madame D'EsTIMAUvILLE to re- main in Little Rock, and open her school, has been engaged. Rooms, for the purpose, have been procured, in central and conve- nient part of the city; and arc undergoing the necessary preparation to make them com fortable. So soon as this preparation is com plete, which, it is hoped, will be ill few days, the regular exercises of the School will be commenced.
 The encouragement illus extended to this laudable undertaking, is as creditable, as it will prove useful, to our city, and must be highly gratifying to all who duly appreciate Female education, and Female worth.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-30

We tender our thanks to the polite officers of the steamers a Arkansas," and ssLuey Walker, , for late New Orleans papers.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-30

EDITORS IN CoNGREss.-Thcre are four editors in Congress, viz:-Luther Sevdrance, of Augusta, Me; Edmund Burke and John k. Redding, of New Hampshire; J. Went worth, of Chicago, Illinois. Reddiiig and Severance, says the New York Tue Sun, black tronghp' Severance worked as jour- neyman printer in Washington, before he started the Kennebec Journal He is now there as the representative of the people, having by his perseverance and industry won his way 10 fame and fortune.-F.N O. Pic.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-01-30
For the Banner.

MR. EDITOR :-I ask you to give a small corner in your paper, for an earnest call upon all the temperance societies in the S,ate, to send delegates to the State Temperance Con- vention, intending to convene in this city, February 22d, 1874.
 Among all the conventional meetings, here and elsewere, having reform for their object none are more important, none more in teresting or valuable to society, than the contemplated Temperance Conventon.- The other Conventions aim at political re- form; but the Temperance Convention, at moral reform. It's object is to stop up, the fountain of vice, from which flows almost all the corrupt streams of the basest immorali- ties. The Temperance reform is subservi- ent to every thing great and noble, belong ing to the human race.
 Let me say then, to every Editor in this State, give our cause, and the call to meet us in State Temperance Convention, notice in your paper A MEMBER.
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' ours, aiIechonateIy,
 JOHN SMITH. ir.

P. s. forgot to say that number of new whig songs, and such old ones as will do, are to be sung by that celebrated vocalist James Crow, Esq.-And the ssHymns 10 the Gods" have been rewritten, and adapted to the occasion, and will be sung, by the above named gentleman, to the tune of "Lucy Long," J. S., ir.
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0~J Niggers, Humans.

After the Orators have been delivered of their speeches, all hands will go to playing ''pokel," and drinking to the health of ''Har- ry of the West" At sunset, as many as can, will escort their guest back again to the boat, which will immediately push off: and leave the landing, amid the cheers of the assem- bled--strikers Thus will close a spec tace more gorgeous than Roman Triumph Twill be day ever to be remembered, in Arkansas-Come and see!
 " onrs affectionatelv
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create CORPORATION. such as "as PRO
sasel to be caa,iuned. Us DOT sfeeih-
ally granted n ibo g asI.latl"n, an . d
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End pfohlbHefy. powers expressed
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necessary ta carry tote effect sny # the
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bot. pertaps. a. iaN. there IS ne other
& han sound and honest judgement 81.
ere Sd, 0Gd=r The cheek. and control
shirh belong 10 The coastisuon an 10
he people.
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20 rr'''aeios."Ch'oa.eis eoai.a,,-fIt.
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dANaIk1fKTH;NNkallp
BY LAST NIGHTS NAH.

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P"'p''' 'a' The dsie'.Jant. AID n. -, -
fsesi'sd "iih ioes applause
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ru>RVST SALE-nY We
executed ~ Jsmos bafs
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ANU hEk MI RDER-rao ph.latelpti. a.,c.
'seiai|ed accounts oi ai.olhor murder vs,,s d.
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sho~a 10 have hesl IA h.. gos.s.t.op. u,h ~
money ~ss mt 10 be found
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AIDES WILL Pleas

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Wr gf8s has been accused Of iaconsis-
ten.v - ire B4ak question -Htai Zee
changed hts opinion afa1 q esi~e'a
1911 ,o3 sis Is most trae. aat f.'s
change aad REASONS therefore afs GO
1aUy explained la - foa5alas speech.
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VIE PROFEssoR's

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60 s. ~ fsFsasa sraa atff ssfHs
a.sa. i.si - q resf aaaas AAst fft3 -
E.ter = l.rfasr anH b. NfHsssfsIf fhsf e
4sfsaf. + e rsst sfar faAsar5 Esd fAs sees
zasa. -ftaI J ~ 90 - $50 feifHs iff t4
ters w. lsssa.sFs - e. reeps = 81 Va
Ha.,r asts aaad e. asfsIsst 200 asfrs So tats So
Mftast lNhsi e faaf etasstna = ~ Va
Rarsff sa.a f..l..slst ssssaa e eas#ae Aam s.
80 s.sr.5 - afsat saesas 80 g. 80 Freusstf
fsriffa laf asfnth Ter % ~ 80 safa c
fi.s.a fa-afr 90 49, lf5fssa irsn ilsfs.. saafE .
ha1ffsH sssa fai8 ~ fsassts fs-ss fts e isntH =
81 ad tHs alaHs falfsssas#s faa1s aEHHsz ~ -
Barsa - Iasi sst.aiaa tfsHf gresfs so iesfs 40
Itsessf.sls = .aift. liss a=a ssa 81 "a ha'se =
80 ueff - ~ rstssssss 81 lea sssla Zee 80
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CITY ALRi The Roam ~ Nc n 10 sfssts
efcasssIg ST 80 pc. a. %. ~ fsgfsssata'sss "a
asf asY
Va Isasglrsisaa fi.fr. ihsi a#,ss naa fstefl
suh ssIsai o. shs pses. u faa.ssu fep'sis 81.
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itncy haf 40 csn sifufs rtrsf tie isinsnisfas4 81
Bgfts lie drss q Chfsa ~ sfs pat AID he llft
u Eafo4- gre s.fn,sf
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hnishi Efrsa s.inenh4 dtaffeal. iraa Nal Il
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81 aseffs pfs.eei The ieebie aud - ree 5a.lsas
dsiie ihe in.ut,H
O. late Y~ap en- ~ ths eeaesf, Il Ass isleH =
hsfesa iaf, sia Ia sanr lHlsfs4i tu iho -
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~lai 81 lines Gag. saiiati,ui - rl,slnuis msn .
true 81 81 Chka.B. The tsf oil 81 aaf re.eaf sas
has esra. that Chfsfuf. - q - ~. m.lefsl..sd
ihis rgnn'fl csassis "a baHrf.F ~ susmp4sg 4.
bsIs Ja4a Qsta 47aasf Ih4. .tc4n. g. hasa
b'cu lie sic pigrri i he esufe insiiiuifla 81
van Il uuu BE- adm i.i thar tho ta.l D.. 1oI
difficult 49, that 80 Cui.altt hae~ iiai ra.
much mufr he,t'f ihas lhe, would have dsoe. M
they aaaeuairn to 1 nui he ssnlahle ptaafa5s
RsrA. Hs'if. father nan us lasa sd 6.l3I Re4ft.
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT osrs-w~ L..
hnm iht steamer iiaflse4s ihai o. .faeeAsy -.
~aic neaf thr maa'A = - 0ais n.e lssfss .~s,a
Siaf tic Wei ran hsii ID The hass a ils lsf nss
and ~af sank IN hhe misuies by the ss.neu..ls.i.
NJ iNrs Nefe losi TIE bat .unt Be- lsf asinesas.
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GAtrtN sr.Louis The fais 80 r,,3s,
gii. jas ~ sss II eaasstsfsass s,sssi. s, =
Iiun TIE Gtseiis = ssisHlsr. - J .ats
srvtfai tailIHFs ~ iul.afnsss safIsist rs,a
ssaefstAs azHsFs ifasa ils sssefig 81 80 gee =
lt'f fighi llss iasaHe - faiaiea sisyaf Muast.
Hn'a'ieaf ha4 ens -ffiss sss .i ihs lasfg car
fi"9 aNsfs aad ~ ifnfk' sfaiisfed .sssg duo.
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Hf 49, BATH slave 80 fssi 81 ifis D. a. 8
~ Thr na, iu'tsfrs Il asfrrf fffafsss Il SET -
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ina ihe halIdHr so anllb asefae. nesf 10 -
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efwa aie Il ihs isfse asn4i.st lslIss sffss, t..s
~ae'n A1d srhin fsN lei 1t ihe sf..ss
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