The Arkansas banner., 1845-12-03


 But the Federal Party was not yet eXlnguished: Their extraordinary efforts in lS4a to defeat athat able Statesman, Martin Van Buren aided as they were by the Yilest devices and by the grosses aDSe of the money power, contributed Yltl lle shl9 udr condition Of the country to place them again at the head of the Government Il is not necessary for us to recaptulate the struggles which have since en- sued to describe the ihdomtable spif of uririends or their final glorious triumph in the election oi i James k. Polk. Another era Is then opened 10 us 1 lis administration has just commenced, lie comes to carry outline principlesoftbe REPUBMcAN PARTY, and the pledges to that end under when ne was i elected. lie takes tire JEFFERsONTAN ERA for ms standard, and WE, too, forward to support liie principles of the Republican Faith, and to gVe to hsadmnstTationa fair liberal, and eficlentsupport
 We will iloppose latitudnioas Con- ! sttation--a NATIONAL BANK ia any oi It's iorns- an cXtayagaat and unconstitutional system ct Ma. tional Internal improgan nlsan lnsIdlous plsfi- | button et the Proceeds of the Public Lands-the ! Assumption Of State Debts and such Bankrupt LaW IS liagraced the Statute Book in i842.
 Ne shall contend against unjust and unequal 1 Tariff. We will support fair and just revenue standard. This rate should be moderate in itself, and sascient>to' raise adequate means, along with the proeeedsof tie public lands, oneet the expenses l oi fine Government economically administered. We are therefore, in iaYor o tA2 aes enlightened sys- tem which has heea suggested b7 the eXpefience and the wants of the IrcasaT9=.'a system adjusted Oh scale consaaani }sith all lae great and Earous Interests Ol the B iBlt It ts 0ff hoped that the t5lf2 r l1aE a; hand wherein just and equal system of1f7,vlnae ny be ht5o1@eed ia of5er b silence complaint ant 35 e4Haze the bes. sings and }te bWeeHs of Government. Such, We 5as.ied g ta tale spirit ol the Presidents late adm'Iabic Inaugural, Nae-a narai views ot tkc character aad principles ef our Government may s1f1y deiy ati fbeFat eftieisms af the late English ioafHaie, it i4aAs to q raYen&a standard Oi duIes, honestly leYad lar tAe puGH2se o raising the aaCeS aarv ieEds 10 defdy tse ceuHoGeai expenses of the Government; and b b. levied ii such manner as 10 eqH4lize. far IS practicable, tie public burdens uUan atl classes atd sections.
 We shall deem fl solemn fu,Y to respect those essential compromises Tn the Constitution which cared is ad9Ptian These were s.the result of spirit of anity, and of that mutual Gefarauce and coneg gssion which ;ae Peeal!a.iiY oi oar political situation rendered in3ispensabie.n They directly cuHdorncd thc rash aHd med}asome disposition ua the EaHt of the Abolitouisjs 10 interfere with tae peeBiaf institutions of one portion of the Coniede racy, which i5 strongly calculated to distract oHr public councils, and to create aDrm about the UNION itscif.
 We pled5a ourselves likewise 10 sustain the Ad- iHiHistfation in the efforts which will be made to secure o ha United States tue undistufb5d posses sioa of Oregon. BoaevsI much the lata English journals may have pretended b pracate-hoHeVeF iily they mas have rdallel outright to hc co..atry we entertain no doabt ofhe ias itie O. the Aaefic5 Government. Aeieel assured that ia the settlement o tEs mcnrntous question nothing viii io oHited b( te President .! ;He United States which nay be l demanded Y Ffopefs spig of coacitiatioa and . due regard to tie ri hs 5ad teH5r dt 0}f country.
 Dat otiisr St9iscts now cali Hp9d oVf attention, and at this time tIauscendng all otiels, is te ques ten ci inc AHAEXATtcN e IExAs. II ia scarcely | necessary Tor Us b pledge all e9Ts t9 the final cca-umma0n o tA&t great question: None rave been 2aal0asly devoted tIaa ourselves tg the admission of the LONE SrtR iaa3 or constellation. Should any difficulties oJef os aae fait et her Gov erAmeHl, CT oi the HHIGs e! t5a United States we | snail spare 10 exerticas 10 rcmoHa tieu.
 These Important questions oa@a a ilsssi, and the Tariff system brought 10 tHe fIurer ra9zHUa point, We may then expect morz tranquility ia g'H faHte rciatiGns-bat Peace fff5f. 4H. i#Hraf east# never be over, long as lya 'vea paay 4hjchis ae,Gajad by snch taise princiPls which sso strong in tseIi so ably organized, so closely camauad together so idolQtrousy attached to is leaders, and so fatally I0Paliad bY is excited Fa'saas and is mortified | pride. They are even naag preparing ,o attack the AnNfHisrHarI9H, te la3sftfHa-ela It's measures. abus2 its appointments aTd pull down the BFpUpII- cAN PARrf3in older tat tas5z ht! lise upon its H5aF
 For yourselves, we are prepared to resisftbe now, 2ad hereafter, as yieofoess a7 tAa E3eg 5f this p1tar ms done iof nor lhak ofY yelrs. Nith a8claHoapostioH we Injist y}sct constant eneoun- tr,--and We go to Washington U!th determined spirit to Tasi5t taats sasa aif l.,.teaadlX Blif- cPlas--to elearaW tdeif misfspe.-4,
 baiilc the election o their iaade1
 to discharge this duty, We le
 of the dignity Of the PREz
 cope with our adyersaria
 with fair arguments lrrf f@
 ,,=i;t;os s'', ,Io Pa. - spare no ioaaGt.
 ! l,,I.a 3rty united. Ne hcli tes
 .isl..o l-5ioaz;s 10 the HEoPi.E Q! tAe st
 is their power to give and to take a#4y 7icla 9. ti.o BEPUBLIC--and that eF sV eyar distinguished by ability sar
 cel8,lv wait until it shall please t.a aae Mia into tEeit ser3ice. &ach MS Ho cogI hq our psrty at the last election. Such manncrin which James K. Polk h1@ baaHc5I his r.tiremcat, and such is the exaar}e ,yaie peop.e wifi hereafter inilajc, f [. present. Adm4= is.r4jion 4au ha croWI-d Uih .te benefits which every aooi maa Wisies and which every honest patriot will attempt jo accomplish. In any event Ne Will seek 10 n3ka ti45 moral lsssnn cllsciiEe; auA for this purpose. f,e en to NaSlHefen lo carry oulshe fdgds uaaarwt!e jr 2oilSaa- baa1 cted, aud to keep oFr P71ty Ha.'ad #e g1. ot course, Wijh the trin datarlinol!rH o avoid at rge.tatHfe contests iar te succession. Pied a tota candidate, committed to a9 eil4aa, 3a5le a444.. Ho DOT
 ten of our party, anXI39s io eAtcad t8e jshi hand ol fellowship to every section. aad to every honest Rpnuhcan we 20 te our post e aats la5 te laeb bu to uife-aot to o.iend hut b caacftiafe: vet in every cas to discharge eur dny, 5Lju for oar best guides ae principles oi the Constitution and tilc in- ter sts ot eui country.
 Mr. Polk has publicly declared his intention to remain in office for four years only. He is no doubt anxious to testify his gratitude 10 his country for the signal honor which sae has paid to his pure Repub- licau principles his ag-tea iaeg5ity and abil- fly, by zea.ousiy deyo.ia, in- if to Har saryicc-- He is anxious 10 do all tEe good which h. can ac- compsh in he course ei his a3ai#. t8yoit, and We are dasiroHs of cooperating W,ti bu with inferior means, and an humber suefe, in to same patriotic object.
 The "UNI0N' will not, however. be exclusively confined to politics. We sdaIl embrace within onr desiga the great interests and improvements of the
 States occasional eXcufSaas into the field of Iit-
 erature and Science, ad, in fine, all such matters
 as enter into the miscellaneous contents of d news
 paper whenever we can find sufficient space to iu-
 tEoiuca them to our aaders. Our iiiou at Wash
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 eofraspondeuce Wi;h tha gaH-h5a aad agents of oui
 government abroad, aad 10 Iepoft the condition O
 distant countries, tgo8Sa tfe accomplished officers =of NAVAL SQUAnRoNs. Ne shsjl uot iail to avai
 ourselves of these and other lal oyaba o2pa5uatie.
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