The Arkansas banner., 1845-03-19

peeause oi her local lnstitutio,. thers would have been preveO,a, s, op ing our present Union. Perea;,ai s,,ea lion objection 10 the measure. anu aael7hgn 10 for it's adoption, vitally aaso,;l Tau llany "a the safety, and the prosperitv sS'ias as t6e tries, ] shall, on the broad D';a.: G1 eo5 formed 19 the basis and produced edi'15re ISs ol our constitution, and not in 's as. a spirit of sectional policy. ena lsl a4g constitutional, honorable, 'pusa'q, ap5 means, to eonsqmate the ezpra.'a! aaq al?a! the people and government plsss9d'F as States, by the remuneration of 0l n tie
 Union, at the earliest practjcsb,. 'e1as
 Nor will 1t become in dole lau, Pe1d. duty to assert and maintain b,' I,ss .6 qeqa tional means, the right of tbe , fl!. sli Coz .l to that portion of our territory 'S v',lfi nsi beyond the Rocky mountains ' ~ s4a the country of the Oregon is ...I,. paf questionabIe,'' and already ara 'lea''a ca preparing to perfect that title, by Y@ a,, It with their wives and children p's4 p. years ago, our population was coos' pea the west by the ridge of the al1saa Gos7s Within that period-within the lif,sl aassat say of some of my hearers--our 'rs, ns.. creasing 10 many millions. bsra ar pseP e'P eastern valley ofthe MississinnSi.1 S1,g .J.al al' y aseended the Missouri to jts , bss5 sassaa and are already engaged in esta5ijabP aSfs P blessings of self-goyernment in 'sIlas gsa which the rivers flow to the p,eie. ,al'!i| world beholds the peaceful trjansS. atl9s ! industry of our emigranls. To rs rs' N the duty of protecting them. ad.,saI aI oe I wherever they may be upon o9r ssS1l'a,1 so1 jurisdiction of our laws, and the s, bsa.s, our republican institutions. sbo1l5 pi,'a '. y ded over them in the distant reoons s' ~ they have selected for their homes % q' creaslng facilities of intercourse n;Ii '.' bnng the States, of which the fornss1 that part of our territory cannot Iang < layed, within the sphere of o1f ELI Union. In the mean time, every ogsl imposed by treaty or conventional ,s' tlons should be sacredly respected.
 In the management of our forejpn ,pI,s 1t will be my aim to observe a eafeai ,a
 
 for the rights of other nations while m, will be the subject of constant wseb%s Equal and exact justice should cbar,,a all our intercourse with foreign coup,1s All alliances having q tendency to eoaT welfare and honor of our country orss. any of International interests, will ibe,rSl ly avoided and yet no opportunity vi lost to cultivate q favorable undeBsa With foreign governments, by which ol igation and commerce may be exteni5 ! the ample products of our fertile so3.a as the manufactures of our skilfal artisans ready market and remuneratng prices n eign countries.
 In takieg " care that the laws bs hatI executed. a strict performance of du4 | be exaeted from all public officers Il those officers esPeeaIly. who are csl with the collection and disbursements public revenue, will prompfaad rigid aa ability be required. Any cnlpabIe or delay oa their part to account n moneys entrusted to them, al the tna i'll the mannerrequred by law, will nd instance, terminate the official conaecd such defaulting officer with inc goyefl
 Although, in our country, the ctis istfaie must almost of necessity he th| by party, and stand pledged to is r| pies and measures, yet, in his oficial d he should not be the President of only, but of the whole people of lheG States. While he executes the laws VI impartial hand, shrinks from no proN P9asi5iIitY, and faithfully carries ont executive department of the gogennsal principles and policy of those who ha \ sen him, he should not be uamindd our fellow-citizens, who have differed \ him in opinion are entitled to thehl | free exercise of their opinions and ments, and that the rights of all arg 'i to respect and regard.
 Confidently relying upon the ad al slstanee of the coordinate deparln'is| the government i'll conducting OUT Fai fairs, l enter upon the discharge d a duties which have been assigned mo 7 people, again humbly supplicatlnstaill aill Being who has watched over and pfoe''s beloved country from its infancy toihe hour, to continue His gracious beaaSa upon us, that we may continue to&'l porous and happy people.