Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-02-24


Ssss cut from the North Arkansas,
Shs (ir humble limitation of the s.smal
}Mpcie4ic party, lrAose initials f
sper cf I'M inst.) that you woulc
in the columns Of your valuabl.
al 10.
Ism the North Arkansas.
having boon driven from its DO
Rnew Convention, by tho unex,
DR.. Chapman to be made pli
s7eft of the clique, has turned
sMr. Clay. lis Correspondent
S0alI forth, ISLANDERS as foul ms they
" game at which the clique have
Gecessfully played that they resort to it
they-get into pinch, always conf
fsSes But thank God, the onnipo-
iaoksonism, and the slang whang of mis-.
rinocracy havo lost their power, and the
fpressed and ground down by the evils
ga, by the one and the other, are
80 think for themselves, and to
loDtty the hollow pretences Of those
tho mask Of being the peoples friends,
ping, ambitious asprants. that
Hives on office.
ag the acts Of Mr.. Van Buren,
IND endeavoring to demonstrate
lie confidence, upon the ground
~ have recourse to foul slander
yt strive to awaken the prcud.
Feopo against him. Henry
his right arm severed from his
nd resort to the pitiful tricks of
lie has ever been guided in his
Mo honest dictates of his con-
Hike the small politicians Of the
-, who have no capital to carry
-&at q hurrow for Jackson, and an
pmbe speech about the groa, west,
M and all such stuff. Why not point
s.Sister of,debates in tue Senate, and give
where those pretended charges against
lier were made by Mr.. Clay. They dare
biz Ills false-bascly false, that ever he
~ shs epilhets charged on him.
A9txe M4ow, an extract of a letter from Mr.
on tins subject, 10 gentleman of Bates
! III pms this foul SANDER TO the counter. Is
~ 20 Buren so destitute Of merit, that re-
q bs hid to SANDER of Clay to sustain him.
- hot the Banner or Pioneer, or Abra.
elnayi & Co, tell the people of Arkansas
y 3Fn 1iaren had in his message denounced
kA public land as TREsPAssER.--Yet
nd tho learned Doctor of the BANNER
"a legal sense they are trespassers
SMnr. in the west, and in Arkansas
bH III sef Of sipall -x.alita.a -...L-
1Eudy. They are of the Jimmy Polk
know nothing of the great truths Of
pnosny-they care less for the welfare
hsnssss of the people,--but self aggran-
with them tho ruling passion and the
~ tickle me. will tickle you" is one
ipdustriously and pcrseverngly ap-
VI he imported Editor is pulled
and in turn puffs the pufIer of him
<llency. the head of this school,
~ Or ourA Srcuit an imported lawyer, and the
sted esIisol ipuffs him, while he is pledged to
|ER both his xxceency and Scion, all over the
Vrcy6t. end to Dish up Polk slang on oil occasions.
'f 60.
t.0. NJ cs- I'LL L IL
q *csl!epiue. were so alive tothe interests of
A. DO tioy not vote for tho Dstrbu-
40 p,nlains presumption clause fully
atanis of tho poor settler. Now
'nor@ sro fully convinced in their own
.ne 'sf,yas an excellent bill for their con.
sus' = Fey forgo; the interests of Arkansas
in the "l NJ. Sr political capital They dislikod
theqt ing settled. They had ridden so
s,cn,k IT. W. "a, that to give it up was death.
speak Do'fho ms to Sewer, for he wrote to his
fathes-ilo ono hit the Distribution Bill had passed
--that il =, Inc Of the best ncts ever passed for
Arkansas. .'oa lie had voted against it. Such was
the substance { what he wrote, and il the Scion
Of the Baif sr senies it, can prove it.
ss Fa Ashland, 9Th Sept, 1912.
Dear Sif--Hy speeches on the Presumption
BY pn wee aever regularly reported. They
3 delivered from time to time, in sort of run
: n,ne debate b II was s,ockingy caricatured in
the Globe. " hen it was stated, | think by Mr..
Young Of indiF a., in the Senate that | had APP
ied degradint epithets 10 the Pre-emplioners, |
denied il posy aly, and my correction was publish.
ed 10 the lntelligencer, but regret that have no
copy By mo no,
! tascPposed to the presumption by Itself.
thorght il une uai to tho pubt;-was an irresu.
lar mode Of ;quiring the public lands, and Leo
~sasr III ofrr