Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-16

Uon Saturday tbssth last ss us undsr'isns' b'''
Rider killed Hiram Starr. assre n's' sy shooting
hi through shs aeek-ss ssuss % We hsaf ave 'ns'
he only wished 10 keep his hssd in" The act vas
committed al Evansville the " scat OF war ss now
Known. The Dugoons are yet securing the country
Murders on this unhappy border need no comment"
from us-tbey are frequent re tire Of ment'on'ng
them to say nothing Of the esuses The horrible eeeds
generally carry along with them their own CON nent
We sincerely trust that the jurisdiction Of murder oc
curing in the Indian country will be given to the US
Ceurt according to the reeommendatioa Of the Pres'
a,s,. Thsse outrageous acts cry loudly to the Go
,s,nment that bfsneh Of that court be ssts sblshea
q, this place The veal and security Of our citizens
s.ns.s it, and justice will be displayed until
,h.r, |, q branch here. Such a court, with prompt
and firm officers, would greatly diminish IL not totally
.nnhilaie the frgh,iul amount Of crime which has
long stained and ye, blaeksn. ,hs border. Let Go,
snt look 70 ii-e, Senators attend TO il. for
the citizens demand the remedy.
uMr Ward, Of Bowers Mills. Spring river. No.,
who has had the long experiences of 2s yesrs in manu-
featuring -four, rscommsnds that the different mills
~hen they ssnd of loads Of -Four, dsspateh with them
certificates Of the miller, that :he merchants may
not be imposed apon. We in behalf Of the merchants
Of vss Bare. give Mr.. Ward their thanks for the
81 position. Bowers Mills send out good aour.
Gene TO my Bsrsr for there good -four you'll find,
'rs always my practice the best Of wheat to grind
Gel AsAIsys Orsgsn Spsseh-Our distinguished
and indsf.,igsbls Senator has shewe himself in hi.
Oregon speech to be with the people, in his views upon
eur rights 10 this territory. He isa 81 deg. 10 min
man. and has demonstrated our title to that degree to
be clear indeed sdduesd much Srecf to sustain
the title than any English claim can possibly have
His speech ehasts, srgsmsntatvs and to the point
Our readers will all have opportunity ts read it,
With such Senators % Coils Sewer and Ashley We do
not fear that the voice Of Arkansas will bs heard
when the elsims Of the U. States subjects Of dis
yuts Ours gallant State, and represented BY bold
and gallant champions
W ln another column will be found the Joint
Resolution concerning Oregon. 1t has finally
passed sfler long and grea, debate in the Senate.
The 40 men fought manfully for their views,
bu, yielded to the superior force Of the 81 40
men. The 40 men were actuated more by a
fear snd horror Of war, than from any doubts Us
to the title the 81 40 claim. War, to say the
leas, Of it. 10 most inconvenien, thing; and in
the present enlightened state of chrisiendom.
would be extremely fearful and calami.ous; while
to j. resort should only be had. among christian
nations, only in cases Of the drest necessity
when honor can no longer by other means be
defended. The an.i-var men are loud in their
declarations tha, the serving Of this notice, which
is left to the Presidents discretion, will be the
signal Of declaration Of war. We do not think
%. During the twelve months which will inter.
vene after the notice is given, we think and be-.
lieve that negotiation and tho surrender on Brit.
aims part of her naughty claims, will avert war.
Bu, We should, and We know ,ha. President Polk
will, be prepared to meet it if war comes, and
leave to Heaven tho issue. Still the opinions Of
liberty which daily gain ground in Europe, will,
as We think, prevent any commencement Of war;
especially 90 unrighleous war a. one waged by
England against US would be. But if these opin.
ions should not prevent tha, commencement, we
know that the free hearts of America must, will
yin tho victory. Tho aris,ocra.ic feudal. born
laws, usages and customs Of Europe can not gain
foot hold in America; while the words of Liberty,
the cheering sound Of Freedom, have been heard
in do~n.,roddon Europe; and ere long the seed
thus sown will bring forth hundred fold f fruit.
The Debate in Congress upon this question il,
exceedingly interesting. Grsa, minds and powers
have discussed il.
~. y. G."-THs BANNEK's Coz RESPONDENT
FROM CRswToRp.-The polls will tell whether
this ~ Y. x" is correct in his surmises The
vosss, taken on election day, will as surely con.
front bic assertions Of Yell's strength in this
county. as the sun shines in Heaven. He speaks
Of the resolution instructing the nominees to vote
for Col. Ashiey, as being TOO I" strong q dose to
lay upou the stomach Of tho people, What is
the TRUTH Was tho strength or sense of tho
Resolution changedl No. Does it not stand
among the proceedings of the con vention as