Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-03-23

il all fixed before hand any how We have found out
of ate that the oeos will nominate their for
county Offices by public meeting and since we
are going to select ours as have just SAUL we
| will have great chance to tell the people that
the L.ocos want to govern them BY "dicla'ion" as
thew did in old Balls day. When Lewis |. comos
to town again, guess will be sble to tell you all
about county affairs Upon the receipt OF your pa
per containing my Report No. much et'on
done great many things ut our meeting on tho 18th
u which did not report and for that very reason he
gives it a. his opinion, that l. Bob Snpes; Reporter
&c, ought to be Kicked all over town. Roach says
that he also, done many things which not taken
notice of by me as thoy should have been believe
the rest Of club make no com plant. hope the
club will pardon for the feso errors which may
have made heretofore, since am new in Office. will
try for the future to please them all for Dad says if
make satisfactory Reporter he will let me read law
under David. when he gets home from Congress- and
then perhaps too, can get Office under Clay. Sal
and Roach talked to Maj Bacchus last meeting
and he told them that he was democrat, and always
hao been; and that he would not for David
unless ne wants to-" Roach says he has lately turn
ed Arthur Williams over, and thinks he bring the
Major straight by the elect ion
Several OF our leading men saw that when Sal and
David go to distant parts of the State to electonee
shall have chance TO make a speech some of our
CioD meetings. If do, guess will make the folks
",
last aud only theme. shall be ..pet banks AMI bank off,
eers." We have made political capital out of them
heretofore, and see reason why we can't again
few days ago we learned that the LOc0s will have
meeting on the 23d inst, and have concluded to
have our next meeting Of the Clay Club that day
aso' IN order to banter the Locos Tor public discus
among them but Isaac. and tina way Sal could lick him
- distresstng" = :, - -. = "' -
SAMMY sa'sif his knee gets well. he will report the
In ha hntd h. 4
Yours, &C. ROR SNiPEs
Reporter for the Clay Club. Fayetteville. Ark
FNsTrEvrL. r. March IL. 1874.
AnotAer BugieN Blaa!!! from The South
EoaH!!-The Wings have elected their Presi.
dent, Secretary, and aHH in the Rucoon Deba-
ting Society at Pin Hook, in Louisiana.
GA SLIGHT VlClSSlTUDE 20
From the Nep Orleans J.frrsonan.
1.-THE SOBER, SECOND THOUGHT OF THE
PEOPLE"
We have the consolation Of saying to our
friends that New Orleans is " redeemed regene-
rated. and Disseminated" On yesterday our
election came off for Senator for the Parish of
Orleans, TO Gil the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of the amented lloA. This election was
in tho midst of the Wing Convention, Just after
the gor'fica,ion of Mr.. Clay, just after the vas,
procession Of the Wings noticed by us before ::
just after the speeches Of Prentiss, Poindexler
aud others. and just after the speech and refusal
to speak. by Mr.. Clay. In one word. just afte.
all that could be done in the way Of parade, aud
glorious victory has crowned our efforts
THOMAS SLDELL is elected to The Senate Of
the State. by majority Of 4O6. We give below
the returns from the different wards of the CITY
Nothing OF importance occurred 10 distract from
this victory. We feel and trust that the result of
this election will be si,na and lasting rebuke to
reetriotfonists of every clues.
We lake great pleasure in bearing testimony
TO the frmness and independence of Charles Dia.
mond, DR.. MFarlane, and Martin H. Devereaux,
Democratic judges Of the election in the first
second, and fourth wards Of the ID Municipality
When the votes Of our naturaIized citizens, hav.
ing their certificates from Judge EIliolt's Court.
were objected to- they properly refused to receive
any votes until the question settled. ROSE.
LUIS, the opposing candidate, to his credit DO il
said, promptly came forward and proposed 10 ad-
init all such votes, and to note the objection to
them. But we have SAID enough. Let it be told
10 Washington, New York, in our sister city of
Mobile, and in old Georgn, as well as every
where else in this wide spread Union, that the
Democrats OF New Orleans have done their duty,
and let them heed the ad,nonition, Go ye and
10 likewise"
This result shows an immense increase in the
vote throughout the city, and especially in tte
Second Municipality. where five or six hundred
more votes were poiIed. than werc ever given be.
lore. Mr.. Roselius was acknowledged to be the
strongest Wing IN this city indeed, he is deserv-
IDLY esteemed of the most talented, popular.
md deserving men in louisiana. |
REHABILITATION.
Slidell, Roselius.