Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11

Ii,Ie Rock IuntOS ana cilqucS' "e '"''7
,.or ia sill n Democratic Press, Is still an or-n" u
,ha, party, is still adv oca'e for the best '"'V
ests and welfare oC the party. It's Editors sun "'
.ir, ,ba, the par,y should 10 uncd. tHa'it sho"u
act harmonousy and cordially thai II S''o'~ ''
II, its arm mol against itself, but against ''S O"
mics. Were we disposed 10 parade Our owl ",'
We might Justly say that we have "o' J"' 90
WRONGLY, that we did not act without 'Ho"@"' WIZ"
,,o o,,oscd n Convention. ard We mtg.! ais"
claim for ourselves tho merit OF lorc'h9 o"' s'',''
op;uion from those who desired to Keep {" '"e
shadow side of politics, of having drawn ''o'"
Gov. Yell tho address, in which he uec''''S II,
nomination for Congress, much earlier, It nie'u
:, b,d cIsewise come at all. than II would nave
como had We not made tina: Il gI"u'' "' o"'
imposition 10 tho proposed Con'ch'''h' nu'
r., ore not inclined to be boas!tu or in'Iu''
onS. and therefore we let slip by most "l Inc re-
romorks Of The Banner to us ward, merely saying
that if we 0ro new coners INTO Tie uSh'o'''"'
nor,y. It's because we hayo Just entered upon
manhood's years, and not that We hay" tei' a"o'
ther party for the one to which we Oe.""9 a.
though we may be :" raw recruits yc! o"r hearts
ore fresh and have always been with the demo
cratic party, and under no other standard have We
ever enlisted or desired to enlist. Tins Is more
than older ro .,icians can say. who hay" i""SN'
their many political battles. it may be, un"'r oiP''
in.r banners. We trust We shall ever remain true
to the cause VIC have cspousod, and that as we
grow older we shall grow wiser and trurr--"I>e
enough at all events 10 know how 10 administer
inst rcbukcs TO young politicians, true enough 10
know and feel that when we do administer such
rebukes We can survey our own skirts ana hhd
them free from bIemish. Here we woa'd Ike 10
have the subject drOpt The Banner and W. have
other subjects to war against than one another
(for nursery SIT ipiings'' us VIC arc. the " vctc
ram finds us worthy Of some long sAoIS:) besides
bcur as il is very Improbable and stale SOFT Of
a contest, VIC dislike such tremendous long ana
dry editorials and knowing that they must weary
our readers, we must endeavOr to cSchcW thcm
hcreuftcr. One word more as to dsOrgonzaton.
We desire that the fiat of the democratic party.
the united voice of its voters, should guide and
govern us ways, we desire, aud by that wish DO
we "pot our ship,' that the will Of the party
should be obcycd in all things and that strictly
too but at the same time are 10 10 our own IN
,ervrelers Of that will which must to US clearly
! expressed and defined, and delivered by the party
: not its fraction, neither through any wouu-bc lead
: ers or expounders Of lis ntcnts. We believe II
is tho will and choice of the party that Col. Ashley
should maintain his present scat IN the Schat'
= and until that will is most concIuSjycy shcwn tC
PSr>6n, 50 onG sfaIl We be convinced that that
belief is based upon the popular wish, AID we
" most unho>taiingIy pronounce, and iho poo?I.
: will bear us out in it, any one whose course
5 is against this wish. to be a djsorgons2r.
. 0<5-We especially invite the attention Of Our
readers. particularly the farmers to the commit.
ground and maintains lis POSITION by unonswcra.
bic questions o. Co AshIcy's mcras 4 Senator.
" No man ever served his Constituents better or
more successfully in one session Of Congress than
Col. Ashley. No. ," shall appear nest week.
0[5"By recent ol,ccs from Mississippi We learn
" TINT the Choctaws cast. are preparing for, and
: Iool, with anxiety to emigration this fail. A
u !arcc number Will start before NoycmJcr-say
1900. Nearly all their claims have been aiIowcI,
> and they have no indHccmcnt longer to liug"r
= over the bones of their fathers. The country is
filling with their shrcw der and more eurrprisiug
white neiglGors, wLo are settling among them,
cncircng them with their fences and plantations,
. and are scandaizing them by ploughug up tho
graves of their ancestors. Our correspondent
says, sit is time this poor deludcd rcmnan. was
off; they are aliens in their own IagI- they
have squandcred all their property, have no stock
they raise 10 corn, and are rs destitute as vour
Imagination can conceive. They wanlrr like
gipscs from ncighLorhood to nrighhothooi pick.
ing cotton for tho whites. who pay them rhcn and
'rhat they please; with the light proceeds of this
labor they purchase whskey, get drunt fight and
kill each other. This is a faithful though Iamcn.
table account Of the mroriy-r large majority
Of tn cm; there arc but few exceptions indeed"
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