Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-22

slped, That the democratic party Of this
ID haxs ualilnited confidence in the honesty,
nd patriotic devotion of Col. A. H. Sc
democratic principles, and that he is
!, confidence and support Of the dern-
r1,d that we will use all honest ef-
IS reputation from unjust and un-
ssons. =Ea
was further
tiat the chair appoint committee
rare an address to the democratic
ity, explaining our principles, and
the necessity Of cordially uni
of the nominee Of that conven.
hair appointed Messrs. Tolli-
Horner.
.at the proceedings Of this meeting
the chairman, and secretary, and
be published in the Arkansas Jour-
BAILEY kendall, Ch'ma.
ToI.LIsoN, Sec'y.
mated by the Philadelphia Times that
ed price paid by the poorer classes in
on the single article ofcalico, in con-
the present Tariff, is sac millions
;. They call this protection"
! 1 4,NADE THAT WAS NOT ALL A
.ss3s SERENADE.
esfs FoRT GIBSON, juno 18th, 1874.
'arke:- &
IL rave heard of Spain, of Spanish serenades
I'D eittsf ry moonlight of night, when nature
lqhed as an infants dream, and the Silly
bi1iings of The world were only broken by
d y iful or pensive strains Of the guitar.
iw awe here emulate these Spaniards, only
go it vastly stronger than do they, seldom
forth light tone or a soft plaint.
bur readers leave awhile the dusty tur.
yhtrife-the wordy war raging so fercely
politicians, aud those other gentry who
q, ps from which honor would shrink with
tand turn their battered attention to
n Inscription of great fun: know twill do
To-, much good as an April shower does the
e Ass, (not such April showers as we havo
!. season, however,. -T~
/ e. will not allow me to give you full de-
n,. the Serenade which we produced, but
, 20. l point out to you the performers and
is rnments of tfI5 effect you may imagine.
sd, Jon Of right had passed, the stars were
d. mir instre in the up.stealing grey Of dawn,
; Ito make their obeisance to their great
/. r-lhe sun, while old Alektoor Just
from bis NAP, notified us By his shrili
! ssus crow, tha: II was time for us to re-
y of us had souls so brim full of music
lii uincumhentnpon them 70 blow some
ers inry made a final retreat to their
'.s,, d undesired beds, and most of us being
he'd members Of the Artistical Corps Of
we determined to indulge the more re.
81 quiet portion of the inhabitants with
IN the list of amateurs or " insurgents I"
ow which is right sole Bull "came, Of
.' Q was habied in a sky-blue and scarlet
cred with the fur Of the Marten Itl
= Iuperhuous to specify his instrument, all
. him know that-the violin presented
the Car Of all the Russias," when he
his Imperial Court by his !" inimita-
ormance. But do not intend to infer
lys upon no other instrument, for he
~ some half dozen, ms he satisfactorily
As on thehight of the wedding-the OBJ
ctim y Of the serenade. He there play.
lily upon the Tin-pan-ium, Tea a-ket,Ie.
Guitar, Gridiron, the French Horn,
RN.
,ocoo ldistinction stood" Little Beaver" who
so;'> irineIy upon all instruments, his favor
oe however, the Drum. "Medoc" was
Try body knows Medoc," he Gre.
NJ, |ation wherever he goes, plays with pc.
nj, \ ft upon The Horn, and pats "Jubar".
,n. az flt a Deacon's foot would dance in spite
, ..,horal caution. "BilIy Dixey," who is
c,, .hown in tho sporting circles as he is
" professors Of the Divine Art, sang in
mcllow voice an original song, COM
himself in honor of. and entitled, d" Old
"Hard 'un" made music in his
". a way so touching that it would sof.
X trt ofa flint, and his gymnastic gestures
o.. stc with the part he performed. "Down
wed on the Bass Drum, making most
music. "All Love with airy fingers
ched the lutte and sang several dtties.
~ performed on an instrument Of his
$50 'tion and manufacture it was formed
ving-bones from turkey which had
ry sudden exit from the table of 'snnine
night. The " Tall Roman" played
-, Jnpet reversed, this was done to suit the
.,.dt ! to his mouth. The Rev. A. H."
;hc led the band to open performance by an
!, :, n; yet like all his companions perform
I. ,as upon The Horn.
!, ,nI fsemblage Of musical talents visited the
-, various parts of the garrison, making
hideous by their discord and impor-
-,r;o. lhus given you the names of our seren-
SSu; b their several instruments you can
jea Of their productions Suffice to say,
ono seemed to be as apt in making
iF as though he was recent from a seven
'ls irenticement to the Architect of the Ba-