The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-13

the objects the contrary, emphatcaly local, with shade of nationality
 If Congress confined the national objects enumerated in the check power be collected from the people, we'll for purely local national
 If Congress off the immense debt of Pennsylvania also nothing either foreign capitalists the sanction attaches boh that party will For xaion whether direct nc there specific rule be consulted acted and that rule found the Constitution A d mpots and erei shall De
 Represene and direct shall pportoned among the according to their respective numbers
 But where the eteronhe rule for distributions There other than the arbitrary rule of pargvng to some States more than to others the measure
 of time multiply arguments show the unconstitutional M 4 p , It. IS m 1 m nt ; au e ,ne few striking distribution ought tced
 To say nothing of its making fundamental change system, should become permanent policy be oserved that III tendency who the subject the least sieaon Whenever the General Government far departs from per sphere pay the debts of the distribute money economy and republican simplicity will no longer characterize the men o local affairs schemes grand theory but utterly mpmcteabe t" m sbii t % hG, @ 3, 6ibf @ 'i % P Ji d o S % tt mont t the debt believe nothing affirming under under its influence twenty years would not pass b without finding three
 The downfall of Rome be period candidates grain from the public gaaes and entertained with shows and hlons the the The eoquence off thousand Ccero and the ao and patriotism o thousand Pompe could not then have aveed her desiny or upheld her greatness
 that the dividing lines between federal and uhoy should be dis tnct dened and kept sacred land marks indispensable the well
 fare of both but here principle introduced boundary by establishing dependence on neral Government which proud State ought reject and n dgnion; principle transforms authority dspens and the local Governments crngng recipients of mscled bounty
 But said that the i be the future will develop their real give the great west ask the Government o ne assume he direction of ,eir affairs their debts? Is the asking chabeggng panc
 The inevitable inequality the distribution principle, sufficient which contain large bodies of the public domain and which have surrender ed the sovereign right of taxing by virtue of solemn greater oporonb part than the States where there public domain The ten cent nohmg and by of adding justice the law when the shadow equa lent for the rapid increase of population in the
 The State of Arkansas contains something like five millions of would have provided income the and copa ison which, the five cent the ten cent and distribution are
 unequal and unjust another particular The debt of Pennsylvania probably less than thirty millions New York, eighteen millions Louisiana twenty, -four millions of dollars We pay these mammoth debts when we had their creaon energies crippled wasted and forced kind oi partnership which we must lose and can never gain
 it fraud on the people this unon and particularly the
 The land revenue estimated about five millions of dollars per annum and by withdrawing from the national the is created of replacing % d ini sum through the medm 5 a of increased @ taxation
 to which must be added the and of collections that may be made plain few words The Government the WILL GIVE YOU THE LAND nnyrSrn nrr AS IT CANNOT IN FACT BE SPARED WILL TAX AN EQUAL IhSTIoS.a TIo' ,.... H.. and sense the the oe and is precisely like borrowing money for short peod and rcaying with ton shallow long stand Can be eoncevd'
 The whigs have saddd the with large debt that there prospect of there being surplus the treasury and hence, distribution must unquosonb pepetua1e high tariff with all its countless evils No the democratic than economical of the government
 Distribution and high indissoubly together; the deficiency arising from distributions be supplied from
 
 Distribution with the graduation and pempion system which vital States the powerful influence aiding their rapid That e obvious from the fact that the land be divided among the old and States ndscrminatey and ca that the old States will feel be their first keep the of the public domain second off preference that which the and the last highest bid the land sales will command and all M distributed.
 That the distribution policy should be death blow pmpons, natural enouh it's fste Mr. Cay has tile pempon rights, and with spirit nounced the settlers the public awless respaers and land robbers declared homes by military force Who but penetrated wis and brought light that magnificent portion Who but that hardy class of and pvatons unknown the by whom have les aed It is these who, without of have defended their homes and d aggressionculvated their roo and their owy fedes, felt happy the wants and their ability supply them they couy and poshed are honest and hospnbe with patriotism pure devotion country deep human bosom boast There who would not aantgeous with their rever either moral integrity love and who superior attachment to the principles of republican liberty
 The policy the democracy ought be marked by unqualified