The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-29

stEaHgled the MONSTER BANK. He set limits to the wild schemes of Internal Improvement, and he insisted bringing back the Tariff System to its legitimate Revenue uses.
 But the Federal Party vas not yet eXtinguished Their extraordinary efforts in l340 to defeat fthat able Statesman, Martin Van Buren, aided as they were by the Yles devices and by the erossest abuse of the money power, contributed, with the singular condition of the country, to place them again at the head ol the GovefAment Ii is moi necessary Tor ts 10 recapituate the struggles which have since en- sued to describe the iHd0Hahie spirit of oHFinends, or their liaai glorious triumph in the electiaa Ui James K. Polk. Another era is then opened to as His administration has just commenced. lie comes 10 carry outtha prncipiesofJhc BgPUBLIcaH PARTY, and the pledges to that end under which he was elected lie takes the JEFFEBsoNIAE ERA for ms standard. and WE. too. come forward o support the principles of tle Republican Faith and to give to his administration air liberal, and eHieiensupPort WeWiiloppose latitHdnuusconstruetion otthe Con- | su5utiaa-a NATIONAL BANK in any of is forms an extfaEagaat and unconstitutional system oi Ma Iond Internal lnproVem1nts-an ilsidlou5 Dlstri- ! button ot the Proceeds 0f the Public Lands-lhe i Assumption oi State Debts, and such Bankrupt Las as di5eIaced the Statute Book u ISt2. We shai. contend against an unjust and unequal Tariff We will support d fir and just revenue standard. Ihs rate should be moderate ln itself, and sufficient o raise adequate means, along with the proceeds Of e public lands to meet the expenses of t1e G2yeIHn at economically administered. We are therefore, in favor ot the nest enlightened sys- tau winch has bcen sngrssted by tha experience and the wants oE taa Treasarv--aa sFsem adjusted on scaie czasoaant Wi.h aii tte great aHd vaHous interests Of tie Union without sections" II Is now hoped ttat the time is near al hand wherein j4st and eqaai system oi reteHae 8ay baintF9dueed in o.dr to silence eonp5lut, aud to cqRaize the bies. sings and the burdens Oi Government. Such We are satisfied, is the true sEit 1.-The Presidents lats admirable InlpEnr1is whose general views of the character and principles ol oar Government may safely defy all iliberal criticisms of the late English journals. Il looks 10 raFenHe standard ol duties, honestly levied for the purpose of raising the necas safy funds 10 deifay te economical expenses of the Government; and 10 b. levied ia such manner as 10 eaaalile as far g practicable, tac public burdens uosa ail classes and sections.
 We shall deem ii soisHn 4als to respect those essential compromises jB t4e Constitution which sa- cufad lis adoption. These Were s'tle result of q spirit Of amiiy, and ot that mutual detaIeuca and concession which the peealiatiy ol oaf political situation rendered iaH= peRsa5te. They directly condemned 4he raalI aa3 meddasom disposition on tac part of the AbaIa5aisss to interfere l|igh lfle peculiar institutions 8i one portion e the CoAede- raeF which is strongly calculated t9 distract our public eoaaeils and to create some alarm about the UNION tseIi.
 " pledge ourselves likewise to sustain the Ad- Hliaistr&GUH iD inc efforts which viii ba made to secure 10 la8 UHtad SUt2s tAe uu3isturb5d posses. siaa uf Oregon. However much Aa itse Eagii-h
  lilly a8E m4E h41eridsni5d oQi el 10 ttie coUntry VIE auIzralH lHu5 daeaaaftle i'sttiie of te American l Government. 85aI zlassued #49t ntisseGeUaat o t33.s nonea. .a15s , ion, uataus }7iii be omitted bF tie F. s.as ate. taa uH5sad States which may te demand ! 13 ptrHafs Gllit Gi cancellation. and a dae rat.l. . t..sj #tz aa5 tesor ai ojs Country.
 But a5haf saa els n1" call Grsa oCr gtteHt!oas aaa at fia time Gaa#esld5Hg a3 otEess tta 9aes- ton of s3le 5ssHsAtzz < or EaEae. lis scare k necessary f us to gze5s all Q4r ea2rts l the hasi contamination of uateleat q85a.ian. None lave been Iaara aaalaas}l se.a3aj tfal 9ars Ats t9 the sl3auid any dlzs3. e5l1 a. fa.tai her Gov efamaat, OF ei taa @al14 oI tlle la,2d States, 3a sagil spare 10 eS=itsa.z5 ,9=faHseac t=sH5s
 These Important f4H ,59as one iaztad, and the Iara system bsonetft 10 t5e fzefsH revenue fojHts Wa may then expect HoHa Iaa5 ilitf5H incur party ralatohs-but PEaye.5.sae9=. t5e d=8gsfe eaa= =Hsytf bsoyef isEg g WsHaee@ paHzy f.feat k Healatea by such !i7a pHaei Ftas which s 8a.regz jaitscit. se ably org 1A.led. So ClysaL gaGted 5s.aar so
 1.atrousiv attaehed to is leaders, and so fatally inPailed h5 is eNclsed gs4 as., sad lts mortified p'Utc. j. J ai# even a0@ Ff2F1.ta=s attack ta1 MISREPRESENTATION, b aIsenf za5cul Is measures. abuse F. appointments and a8 1seaft s..=4sBtI- CIV FARFf5 in cider ,has 'aa} nay flza nFon is rulns
 Forearsef4css We afs aaaParod to rasizt them ao4 aa3 hereafter, IS vzoroastg es tie I.di48g a this paper has done for more than forty ye5s with sHehaHoPPa N,e1ust l let q tdlls aIt cHcoun- ter.--a1l Ne ae tJ H .s.4.a laI Ni.ti a i tcruired spirit to resist JH2m-t5 c1 use tHt rudoX p.ifl- 2es-toclaaraVaY thoirfisTe presentations and to baiiie the election ot theil tsadls HesHllattanaf to discharge th.s duty. we hope, under due sense oe the dignity ol the fFEss. E e slai. be wiling to cope with eur adyersafias. moi iii personal abuse but YiJa fair Grgn neu.s, in t3a uren f u.
 For Jhe purpose ot resisting so formidable an on- p itiaa, sba.l snare Ha hoalra5e egosgs t8 keep oar o#a p8fty a3fia t, Ne hal tla5 t}5is Govern ial f f, - is their power 9 give au to J..c away the highest offices ui the BEPCGtIc--5Ud iH3t every man how eger distinguished bf ability CT services should calmly wall uasil ii shall reasa tIe people b call him .nto their service. hHcA Was tecoHrae pursued hf o9f party at the Inst eecEioa. Sneh was tHe his retirement, and such js ,.a sEtapte which the people Vii brsa.ier i.5Jata t tte present alfuin- istutoa sezsl te crowned Hlth tAe benefits which every good maH wishes, sHd which every honest patriot will attempt to accomplish. In any event. Wa Nlt sex b make tas l.afa! lesson effective; auI, for ,is purpose, we go to Washington to carry pledge uHder#hlcli Hr. 2o.}has been elected and to keep o9f party aa ct. Ne %. of course, with the firm determination ta areid a premature coa,ests lart4i2succusaon. Ficdredto uocaaslidate camatted 10 no cI4ne, HfalgHic. against no DOT ton of our nafE, aa&,ous t1 extend ie3i.Ht hand o fellowship to every section, and to every honest Republican, go 10 eur post Of duty, moi todIslufb bat to Hnita-aat to oaead b41 b eeuciiate vet in every ea>s. to diselate eur dHtF. taking for GIT best guides the principles oi the Constitution and je ia- teFcsts o. our country
 Mir. Polk has publicly declared his intention 10 remain in office for our years only. He is no doubt anxious 10 testify his gratitude 10 his country lof the g ga3 honor which she bas paid to his pure PcnUb- lican principles, his distinguished neg5itv and 3hil fly, by zealously deyotiug himself to hersarvice.- He Is anxious to do all the good WIlich he can ae comPiish in the eoufsa o hS aaias ,ration. and we desiFous of cooperating Wiga him, with inferior means, and an humber sphera, iu tae sane patriotic object
 The "UNION" will not however, be exclusively confined 10 politics We shall embrace within otir design the great interests and improvements of tAe States-Occasiona excursions into tho field of i,it erature and SceRca and, ia fae all saeh matters as enter into the miscellaneous contents of a news paper, whenever We can find sufficient space to in t5otGca theM to our readers. Composition at Wash iagon vii! enable us 10 collect information from correspondence with the ni5hteaed agenls Of our government abroad, aad to report the condition of distant countries, through the accomplished officers of NAVAL SQUanRoNs. We shall moi fail to avail ourselves Of these and other favorable opportunities to improve our columns, and to inform our readers
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