The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-23
PHILLIPS corvq,.

squalls for Polk, DALLAs ao,l TDs9 psaa1
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 PHILLIPS COUNTY. Jiy Dear Sir Our eIection ion in mn 9; ty is over and the result known, M'' a hard fought battle, and under aH N cumstancess the Democrats have 5o,s duty. Ton know that VIC had to eo! not only against the disciplined and v.l ganized forces of modem WHiggeT N had 10 contend against disorganzetssd tors. We met them and defeated M enclose you a statement of the rote | Buckhanan received some 10 Dsn.l votes, and but for his being eandidae tin would have beaten Burke. Theal statement clearly shows that old P58l Democratic to the core. And rest ,,] that on the 4th day of November yo have a good account of us-not les, mise you, than 100 majority for Parrl DALLAS. We have heard from NsJ Gfitlenden, st. Francis, Chicot Desp] kansas and aionfoe counties. WehvI gain (l mean Representative in CdA| one m St. Francis, one iu Chieoi, one \ sha and one ii Arkansas counties DrI ! Fell have large maiorities in St. Francs majority in Mississippi and Cfiltqnjst ties. In conclusion, | have only 10 aE news is cheering al home and abroad rah for Polk and Dallas!
 4 BEN0eRl ?. S-A man was killed here on d. of the eleetioa-anolher in Monroe, Democrats. 1Heg died lbe Denar that IS, laemg the enemy.
 OPINIONS OF CLAY BY DISTINGE
 WHlGS.
 WHISPERS OPINION or MR. cLiT
 "Ilenry Clay has too many hereslel him ever to gain my suppogtn
 Mr. George E Baiger's opinion ef {
 " ou have seen the Secretary ofSat iengo to mortal combat a member ofCa for daring, in his place, on the floor Senate, to examine with freedom, andg with boldness, inc conduct of inc Sa You have seen the same officer, fogd what belongs 10 his high station, AS TIE CHARACTER OF 4 TRAVEL 1 SPEECH MAKER, and harangue pull therings in Kentucky, Pennsylyanaaa ginia, boosting of his intrepidity and and dischafgiag his malignity ioWadl son, sometimes in gross abuse, and | times in IMpious APPEALS TO flEHH llaranguing public gatherings, al NJ leans, Mobile, Savannah, and ChmIa sometimes il has been said on the SlBa DAl-and for what pufpose3 N@I than TO MAKE HIMSELF PRESDA How degrading to the high office b Z he aspires! How shocking to the a1 ties of every patriotic Anlericann
 N. B.-Mr. Badger was Secreta4s| Navy under Gen. Harrison, and is @t of Mir. Clay's warmest supporters n Carolina. What honest principle caa such men together3
 Opinion 9f H9agy eiag crDresssed byHs Ha Butler King, C leading Hhig of Geogn
 "ilc (Mr. Claw has recently hosal of a Gfy million 6aak. This is hisls move for the Presidency. He says m guage not to be misunderstood, to conn and manufacturing interests of the N Make me President, and ] will gV'l bank of fifty millions, AND NOW sEil BE THE FATHER OF A NATIONAL Ss SUCH A PROGENY, LEAGUtD SUCH A PARENT, WOULD ClNs DATE THE UNION IN AN UNlll TED DESPOTISM, OR BREAK IT. FRAGMENTS" a.
 General HarTis0a's opinion q Heafy ~ e%
 'I will do my duty even fl NlF Oq be benefited by 1t, from whom nave, 1,g, rienced only UNGENER0ls l@ .s MENT, IN REQUITAL FOX llA' DEVOTED SERVICE.p |, General Heirisoa's lettef 10 Mr. Bfea' INV of l8fl. .k Il have done him (Mr. Clay n1n5l \, buthe has returned them all With lllS'D' EST INGRATITUDE.n
 DoRR's PERpETUAL lMPRlselssJtt s.t The Whig press.statas, that Dorla ,,,'I prisonedn- n--that if he would eo,is. terms of the amnesty. his prison o0p' a'ps be opened at once. This is ms'ai'. ,' Act, passed in June last, extehas ,., X gencc to those only whose lnalc'lpsl, ,a.l <, then pending for trial, ''and n lF''s, < K have not been rendered.n NoW'a !. of it's passage, verdicts had 0sea ''''' gainst Dorr, and two others r.,dr
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