Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-23
Fes the Arls..;s ;sS'sil'rssssr. :,
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Au gust LIST, 1915

have seen. IhouEh my hAnu rather icepie ro"' W
disposition, yet will cndeavos interest your read.
In relation 10 news have none 10 Tell but what you
have already hcard the rsgoh round about as dearth
Of news as il is dry and dusty. Several weeks have
elapsed since rain has fallen and the grass parehng
up very fast the will be injured somewhat and
the blades become dry, unless rain fall speedily that
the yield Of fodder will considerably fall shoft Of the
spring PROMISE Wheat and oats wefe hevcf heavier
and better than this season. aud u we have good ram
the corn too will he excellent and abundant.
In passing about from house Ia house, have met
with the Arkansas inelliHencer which cohtshed the
OF Gen Jackson death, and have seeh the tear
remole ~ old mems eyes =. they rnsmssIea Der ana Ir
lett US, to go that 'oiher glory that is as adeess ss
the light OF Eternity Away among the cabins on
these wild praires beside the winding forest ,team'
hearts that loved Jackson have heard old and young
lips recount his deeds and tell how much they loved
and admired the stern virtues OF the victor at New or
leans the brave and ndomitabe will that always car
red him successfully 10 the attainment Of what he
judged right -
No ever lived who possessed the influence OF
Gen. Jackson; twss mighty, tast and hrni, as much
his heatt &ss mighty and ffh no grief since the
days Of Washington has bceh 81 deep, so public,
so extensive II penetrated the heart Of every lover
Of glory, from thc cold and bleak mountains and lake
sides Of Maine TO the sunny and fertile dhds and sa
vannahs OF Texss--that iew land Of fpromisc.-twould
have done ycut heart gccd 70 have seen the great love
.
and immortal Jackson. - :.
see that writer in your pape- is advising the far
meTs OF of-Arkansas 10 take heed how they surrender
good farms and comfortable homes for fedioval to
country new ntred and which they have never stcn.
He is right. Whatever be the advantages OF Texas,
its prospects Of wealth and prosperity, our farmers
should renson and reflect ere they orsake their homes
in Arkansas. Tho elements greatness slumbcr with
in her bosom-hcr cotton lands, her streams her grans
her mountains will ere long educe great wealth. even
in this portion Of Arkansas exists every element oi
prosperity Corn, grains OF all kinds, hemp, tooacco
stock Of all classes, and wool, all are produced TO
less extent, and that production can bc easily
treblcd in FIVE yearsall that we need 10 the will the
energetic enterprise the industrious to
make Arkansas a great, wcalthy and enlightened
State. do most sincerely trust that our farmers VIII
continue to sec aud pursue the path Of cnerey and in
dustry and soon our beloved Arkansas will bloom and
flourish like garden. <f...
would here 10 their name, thank yougbr the inform
alton you have at sundry times given us in relation u"
the desire of Government 10 purchase provisions etc
for the frontier garrsons from farmers and a's'
for the ntimaton you have given OF the great advsn
tages capitalists might reap, BY establishing produce
houses in Van Buren, buy up our excess OF produce
The establishment Of pork houses in Van Buren, would
give an immense impetus TO the industry Of the vast
back country whose proper outlet lies through your
city Thonsands nnaien of thousands Of hogs might
be raised in this immense rac: upon the many
hat dissec it, and they nouh be raised il such produce
houses were established. Are not your Van Buren
merchants bravo enough to essay this
they not establish such housesl can they not buy
the pork. the wheat. the hemp, the WOOL etc., which
farmers would bacdance IL they had market
and thus confer mutual benefits? If they can, when
do they intend to begn7 If not how DO they expect
to build up city and their own fortunesi Here
would stop to say that the enesPrsng owner o. sEk
Mills the waters Of Cowskn river, nsar the Seneca
Mills has rcently put in operation the hest Touring
mill in this State this region and that he hes crcsted
market for wheat which will greatly benefit our farm
and those Of South Western Missouri. rms gen.
ufarnP enudl
4 for one most sincerely he will obtain it. few
more such mills, the establishment Of produce houses
in Van Buren,; market for WOOL and the cultivation
Of cotton extensively would render Arkansas 100
wealthy and pleasant land TO be deserted for Oregon,
Texas The renounccd fertility Of fCsornia-that is
it would not be rashcy deserted,
And Texas is Of three cheers Tor our
three times three for the orginateTs, defenders ana
perfecters Of the measured Who cannot see the high
and gioriou. destiny Of this great Repahlic-a the
evil croakinrs Of Abolitionsts and anti-anncxation
wings 10 the contrary Notwithstanding surely we are
in bright path Of prosperity, and the great grsno ano
noble principles OF American liberty, American gov,
ernment American virtues, are daily spreading and
passing around to their destined place.
over the world. -. ~ Srss.-sl |
i bearthat 4 party Of Chcrokess will soon start cn
and ii'hs Rio Gsda Whss : sss Kendall and Grsss
viii they Join - sdvcntusouss pertyi Less dan
ger Of being scared kams BY Comanchss this time
The Old Settler and Treaty parties are the prime NOV
OF TINS scnem6s tno tncy tto " Pu'o"es
ing thsough government, country on one of these
rivers. Ia nj opinion the Rio Grande would be pref
erabIe, as that 10 navgabc stream; the lands upon
the Colorado however, have the reputation of being
extremely fertile; and the country most beautifui;
country Of good climate and aboundng in game.
ouinc in their BELIEF that Jongrcss VIII purchase
Country for them in Texas and pay them for their i'm
proyements here in lieu cf the clams the Old Settlers
have upon their present homes and the treaty parry
have upon the per espo. i will not discuss the mel!
s OF these clsims, but believe that the present ad-
mnstrs lion Is disposed 10 look avorably upon them
IA would be Of eest sdvantsgo 10 the Texans should
such a. event sssnsplre fiist, country purchased
q thsas would With chase s'oaey issssa snss
pat6asI dehe second. the Old Settlers ssd men
ian iurnish 81 sndustsons, god and tolenly .saay
popustion; Third. they ere just the men i1s p,ooee
bavipr among them brave, iAtegent and hnc Iook'ee
men: 5ousshly, they would furnish good aeIence 20
.hs Texas fidnties sgsl9a shc Copsnehsa q o.ass
.,,bss thsp VkIiet ~ shsy srs ~ dsscsIln ~
10 urro their claims uPop NE govssemcns q 'ne JAW
ed SIS tcs think such mcssures eonpinng - many
dy.utases 10 the parties engrsting. the Texsns, ana
~ te itself, ought 10 Be adopted eno thc
Cherokec difficulties al once be Terminated.
More again. Yours sesPecuu'iy.
''s' : = 9l5r = = q = - AMERICA.
BuRxr Goops.--lt 10 said that five times more
..d.ma eed ro,,ds' are for saie in New York al