Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01

IRA certain correspondent, of the Banner ua'
,iur from CrittcLden county, speaks OF his ",'""o
moss tha, we should advocate the "re'cIec''o" u
Col. Ashley, if we prefer him; but thai ho 0oJ'''S
10 the pnrtv being broken into trngmch'S' ""'
thrown into utter confusion, merely 10 ADVANCE
The interests of ona single person. ms "'''''
whom. by the wav, we suspect 10 be nno'her on
IN, :. genuine men who write for the banner anu
lire in Luils R0ck--ulters sentiment so e"''e'!
coDsonan, with our desire and constant Hc''o' ''''
we are strongly tempted to place 1t at the hc"u u
our MINER rs our motto We do prefer Col. Ash
lev for great and good reasons; we do no! ue''fe'
but will continually exclaIm against me u'so' ''
izo,ion Of the party in order 10 advance the claims
or pretensions Of any one who with ms "aoe''o'''
epdeayors TO dispIacs who salIshes Inc people,
and has served, and will serve them falthtu''y'-
Can our opponents say as much' Since t''E' '''.
address has done away with our objections 10 '"'
Convention, we haye not said a word against IL
routrn. wo have made known at what time 'he
Convention meets. and VIC to-day urge our "el'o-
cratic friends ghout the State, 10 a''eh" 'o'
several county meetings for selecting do'e5''e'
to the Convention, and tha, they Soc that 'ney arc
men Of the ",ruo sttipe,' and that they be those
who will carry out the will of the people,
The magnetic telegraph between New York
and pbiIadelphia will be completed by the lO!h
November
A son of Mr. John Thompson, OF Hubbard stoh'
,oed wears, was killed by an OK wagon P'SS' ~
over his head.
There is horse in New York so thin that Ihey
use him us you would piece OF smoked eaSs' "
look n, ecipses This has been told to be lore
but we don't believe ii.
The late Judge Story was not an carly rIser' re-
marking that it vas better for one to DC "!le
awake when he did rise than merely 10 rise ea!'!
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, We copy the following items Of news from the
New Orleans Picayune, OF the 10Th ut.
Nsrican Hems-The Courier of last evening
has long aud instructive letter upon NrH!t&A a.
fairs, written by a French gentleman at the cIty
OF Mexico. 1t cx ,ses the characteristic du!"c'y
of the Foreign Secretary in the affair OF the baro'
I de Cvprev. We're the diplomacy of that country
. stripped Of its guile and preyarlcatIon, 1. "ouII
, cease to be Mexican.
The utter weakness of the armies Of Mexico Is
distinctly sci forth i'll this letter. 1t appears that
= .tho army for the whole Republic consists OF IL,
n OOO a. furthest, cIothod, haIt-trd, without DIS
p cipIine, unexcrcscd and poorly comm'nded' -
We have no means 10 verify tho numOer OF tA'
troops, but presume the writer 10 b. accurately
informed on this us he is upon The eqlomoat, DIS
K cpinc, &C., OF the troops.
i; The following extract from tho Colrlor's coz
, respondonce shows political sagaclty ami >oaAi
sense. We cannot consent TO mar Il oy aODfc"ia
ton:
: Tho country is eternaIy agtated with the tu
o tile questions OF Federalism and Ccn'fali'm, the
true germs Of discori which will precip!Iato ho
ruin. They count much on the new system, us
if could produce anyth thing more Than the tr!umPi
e of new modOcrities. The men OF local emnenct
call for this reform, as it will place them IN the
: high places Of the several States. But they see
not that from that day the latIonaI unity Is broN"n
and the dlsmemberntnt Of the Republic becomes
, inevitable.
Ii requires no great political persplcachy tt
h perceive in the dlsscnsions WHICH agitate Mexico
r the sigrs Of approaching dissolution. As regard
the interests Of civilization oug ght to rcJoIce "a
ll!t 'iSt anu -iCi'iI| Pt'ih' o' '''N' $1,000
pass into your possession. CIVILIZATION IS to be cX
Il tended by the American people over the immense
i territory Of the United States and Mexico united
), We follow you with our hopes aud prayers in this
gigantic scheme, which has no paraIIeIln either an
cent or modern times.
fertile bu. desert territory. capable Of 'au'
one hundred millions Of men, perr;
millions, is at your door. - ~ :, '''Do
and to improyemeut.,,,," " '0'uPy II ~ '''c eN
anu " 'npTfs f,n DN.sfs. Each day, by its laws and
s"5ns, i! insults older nations and outrn-
IS -: civilization. 1t refuses to the exuberant pop
uIation Of Europe land on which it may live pea
ceabe and laborious. Surely il is not in the de-
sign ofProvidence that soIisha race should hold
this vast territory, so fertile, and of which the
slightest production would suffice for the whole
population, when, on the old continent, there are
millions Of families who claim only work and bread.
May this territory pass into the hands of moro
hospitabe and intelligent people! May it form
part of your happy Unon!"
We made mention in our last of circutr Of
Gen. Paroles, Of the 9TH ut, defending himself
from the aspersions the editors of the capital, and
the suspicious which were very generally enter
tained of the putty OF his intentions. We have
now the reply of Gen. Morales to this circular da-
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