The Arkansas banner., 1844-03-20

sassaatdnt, l present you in the person of sthe Hon. DAVY WALkER-an individnal Ewhom your Clay Club selected, and vour Convention confirmed and recommended to sthe people of Arkansas as worthy of their sentire contdence, and entitled to one of the lhighest offices in their gift. You can't object sto him, either as a tcitness or as an artqgonist flor you yourselves have endorsed him and slauded hlln to the skies as true man, ana worthy to be believed and honored and trust aed .Now achat does he sag of yous Heal shlm! He made report to the last session sof our State Legislature, in which he uses sthe following words
 All of the above tdcts having ! been duly considered, your committee unhesi- sfaf,ngfy express 1t as their opinion that the sconduct of the MANAGERS OF THE REAL Es- sTATE BANK, from its earliest commencement to the present time, (Jan'y, 1S42, has beer EdtstingutShed by7a series of acts in disregard sand open riolation of its charter; alike indif- Iferent to the restrictions of it's charter, d., @faim to Me State, the honor and credit of sthe Institution, and to the consequences which smlght result to the community; influenced sprlnclpaly by ONE MOTIVE, and one onlu sthat of appropriating 10 Memsezres (tte man. sdgers1 and to the stockholders generally, the EFFECTS of the Bdnk That the contest ol the stockholders, for the further management land control (the deed of assignment is here .alluded to) of the assets of the Bank, lately land still existing, is calculated still farther to destroy public confidence in the Institution. land depreciate its faper ID the hands of the sclf'zens of He State,-and deserres THE uN- QUALIFIED CONDEMNATION of the whole peo- sple of this State, and should be vigilantlv .scrutinized, and arrested im as progresso- [See Senate Journal, page 3l2 He closes sthls report, by recommending that the Bank Ibe put in liquidation, and its assets be placed in the hands of" RESPONSIBLE AND FAITHFUL IAGENTs.n
 Now gentlemen, you have an accuser wor- Ithy of your notice. Neither CAPTAIN PIKE |nor MIR. NEWTON can now say s'we cannot sand will not notice the charges madeby anony- smous newspaper scribblers.n Here is man |whom you, and your Clay Club, and your EConvention have endorsed as worthy of a seat in Gongres; and he-yes, he whom goa |yourselres have publicly said was worthy of |confdemce,- ,--he accuses you of the most dis Honorable practices-of seeking to appro- |priate 10 yourSelres haf chich did not belong To you. Are these charges true DAvY WALKER has said so, under the solemn sanc- 'tion of an oath. Is he worthy of belef:- Now open your batteries, as soon as you |please-or rather as soon as you darei It lis not poor E. John Jones,n whom you can't |condescend to notice, who accuses you but lit IS one who will hurl you from your high places, if you dare to make an issue with him. predict that you will not make this dare not. lrepeat that this issue lis not with "John Jones;o for he does not vouch for .Mr. Waiker's charges against you, charges which if sustained against '' com mon forty acre squatter,o would send him to the State Prison. You and Dauy for 1t IL Now go ahead.
 promise, however, if DAvY should, mi- raculously, have seen any ssneac Hghtsn on this subject of the < Assignment' and the Real Estate Bank, as he did few months ago. about the constitutionality of C .Nation- al Bank,-that you shall have a few more rounds from your old friend
 JOHN JONES.