Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27
For the Arkansas In
FAYETTEVILLE, January 1:

.hro"h himself upon the people and !
have his claims passed upon by anot.
llon. This is proper. ma nj y. and Dem,
II Dr. Chapman will but "follow in his
The democracy may yet be ,riumpha at
cry freeman spcnk his thou hts," IS
and 81 have done, and the friends OF !,
cip!es and Republican Government,
to apprehcnd. Let another Conr
and the North and Yves: will d.
hundreds, and then if one of the iu,
high should be again selected it v .
10 though reluctantly, after full and
ing OF The claims Of Oldham, Brown, H.
and others of,he genuine hugh-pawe, !.
Our village is becoming renowned
and sociablhy it having produc q
last week; the young men on IL
worry interesting party which sal c
beauty and fashion of the coun. .,
lisious and irreligious portions of s
though not intended as dancing part
ayers could not restrain some from ind
iu'orIte propensity, or more catguuca
from tipping II Oh the light fantastic
no small annoyance Of the more den
DERBY class. A few evenings after
drens Party" was given by o tile
town somewhat eccentric and philopr
his disposition. was truly delighted ,
to look on this Liilepu,ian phalanx,
combed with that tidy neatuess that
mothers experimenting caro-, rompir
and dancing by turns; and now their
shouts and screams make tho very w
when theUeee the fantastic, and grote
\ nj men wnnen and children, creaia.a
by the mysterious workingsof the m
fitting and gliding in rnpid successio,
wall, like ghas,ly church.yard gobl
home at the break of day.
was astonished to see sucb nm
multitude of children congrepntedI., \,
belonging to one small village and its
1t only proves however. that ,atr;
and mothers Of this section of our cr
reli s'ously observed the principle. ana
to the SPACIOUS admonition of the F,
country. That in time ofpeacc we sh.
for war"
On the night of tho ll,h the nt,,
full. and the large Hall crowded to !
Notwithstanding the evening was raw d
ant, and 1" be at once transplan,el fro
streets into warm room lighted up
brightness by two large chandeliers
from the ceiling, and decorated with
had tendency to produce feelings
more OF romance than reality. no
gay assembly your distinguished town,
Brown, and also the Hon. David Wall
just returned from Little Rock, as
oil young friend DR.. Brown, ON Wis
of the eastern counties.
| could not learn the full import of
visit among us, but from the determ
gallantry with which he promenad
young ladies, and tho particular and
tenlion and impressive fondness paid
and Mr.. Walker both 10 the ladies' ge
the children an particular, a strange
led 10 suppose they both expected to be
The ministers Of justice have been
hauling the matter in relation to Il
murder Of Silas lnyard, which | tn,
oneed had put TO rest some time since
cation IN your paper. In this was n
brixeys were again apprehended on a
rant, and the whole transaction thoro,
and after IN examination of some
thirty witnesses, and a lahorious iuve
three days, a majority Of the Court
were Of opinion that one Of them sho,
nizcd for his appearance at court, in Il
sum of $5OO!!!
Your correspondent "a Citizen. is
tho Far Wesl Seminary" and feo
rary institutions and the improvement
1t is to be regretted that any citizen
country, much less one who writes "
parent case and perspicuity, should be
sing in any way, an institution desi.
prove the physical. and elevate the N
lion of man. 1t may not be Lest, 9
ter than none. IL the object Of your
dent was only to assign hrs reasons 70
the Propriety of tho manner &C., /"
break lance, and by the thrust inten
momentary uneasiness to a certair
one," none could object, or censure 81
Tho gentlemen engaged in this on,erl
Intelligent, highminded, and honorab
I was equally prudent. as Just, not
heir motlves," rs such a charge mi
he cry, if not the interrogation Or Il
= "Rcmove yon SKULL from out the al
Ills that temple where God Insyl
Tho veritable John Smith, tina. nv