The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-01
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| ''' III relatinn I to sa sl,lOn to the administering 70 P''Su se chal when ''Fair Play" of lb. 4 oo a ped al the 1s,ters forward upon these cb,,.. m Gaaett ln ls"s rom Ashley, denies only the to thed I'd my only a
 existence ol thase ase judged he M. o you aga slon on his part, that the tbi,s. certain ~ are trae.paFtieulary when nIos' bs .a cha f arkan gle specification. ''N ae fails ARK,
 no'si When a Col. Ashley i, eh,r,., -. posed the confirmation by ,bs s'a a Titf sshley's p0lntments by Mr. Polk # p,, c Senate our den Rector E. H. Dickson, wn VOL s, Ac {, it IS and when the whig Senate I i, .Sl Adams ncl's ole opposed the confirmation os 2 z charged sd Egays w Gen, Jackson of Mr. Van Bures ' g! ,9 'no'Fa, and Sam Quinn and when a @ya. Sh VI the W. war these charges to be true, bv ,,'. .aiFa bnk old
 answer any of them, he hinE, i"p aea Jackson justify th's opposition by gra. a'' 1sal"ups "p MT Madison, who said thai ,tS Is a' plCho,t, was so firmly eonsttated a, s s,. 9sn he No(," r nents oi the executive" Nom ' S Ehlns oo . in this kind of defence char,s n 9' % lSln "J of e4cf0ac'ied upon the Senate in m m,f; la 'oas s cor pointments' Does he not say e,, n4, ut ,,edIv M ate that rejected the nornjDat;o, % NJ a s'u' V and others, had right to do ,o ,,a , Sas' s;,b I the ground that Gen. Jackson w,s % n Sa ua a mn ments upon the Senato9 'iio
 ~ rol saE1 i51a 'lls senate? And isitm blood ofP IT 6;1s i.'U a iisn' 10 oppose the your td ene @ l.. D's N'0', ana others, and char in the he
 Now, MT. Editor, do You sunDo.;, - Col Ashley, Fair Play,n or any ION of
 make the people of Arkansas bsl,,. U M
 polntments made by Mr. Polk, w,,s GSATE . upon the rights of the Senate, or v,iss PET euia'ea to secure the faithful pedom GHT pre- business of the country, and help ba, ennsylv ocratic administration? may
 Is it thus that one who, verv ,r,,i, referred himself Democrat, ftly selects TS
 present one broad sentence for the d,f. SO prese Col. Ashley's opposition to Mr. pok that the position of a Whig Senate to Gen I,,, the Un
 We'll might you say that the deno.n territor Play" twas not of long standing m ch was above suspicion" But, Sir. tbs k i, present particular in which he identifies hin,. n count Wings. IL is not the only sentence oi cert the Gazette of the 23d, in which |. ans; W
 .x,l '.birds of feather will flock together on ma his attack upon the "ueto potae of t6 HEN \ shows clearI V that tbe Fedo,,l ws. he !egl: Henry Clay are burning inhis bosom reduc''
 If the President ba, tbs ,irbt ,. :. and est political friends in the Senate, hefa Fllich
 appointment of good men 10 offce, an nance ent s.veto power" is permitted to exs. hoo % P' thinks il would be better to strike sip oilo!i's tha t,yo Chambers of onoo ,.4 l...s nlcatiol ar h., n..;o.,s 1...;.,, D'. '.l'' Eand tht This is not Democratic doctin. l. ,TnC .rs S
 tained by the principles of oa paty nito a,a :. the doctrine of Mir Madison, refHsi ''-''.: .:. Play apply to such opposition I'm; ashley. Il can only apply to aPponna ,bo,
 'ne oe''a,e iof eo'i''a'aon' @1s r hg slav attempts to put an unworthy m 6t Dn was Col Ashley opposition upon a@Ou laid uE certainly not. Then hs opposition mus decjde, political grounds merely; or riron ''da PElGHI grading and selfish principls-because h motion
 pointed py Il e President to 0Aee' GO not any k
 think Col. Ashley should be reelected that iu ted States sehatc-'hat lhels aa other duty kansas who are bettefDeiNef.s' more on as { would be more faithful in representing o rjghts
 in the national councils. meet
 And what development of principle e, but
 have made that would have been more br the , confirm them in their opposition to lh bnsider than this SeLfSh disposition' Col AHe PRESl- expect to change these meninhs iaga was
 their appointment He did not caIraa 3PElGI { ting better men il office; nor could h yeas a that Mir. Folks policy would be bels PRES by the appointment of other men. Then hing u his motiee' Merely to gratly revenge some because these mon and President Polk tF, NJ i hoy to tba shrine of Col. Ashley. ractlct i But before l an done with the 'FeD 'aoi , permit me to ask "Fair Play" iIhTf
 opposed to the "veto power" during
 tralion Of Adams and Harrison as h'H SsUL, :. His answer perhaps will throw s0neh5 ", /, , g Democracy. 9 N hat 4Fair Play" has said in reesi mo ,c oe ,ho :. Rspoeta Need, :. for you to attend to, doubling not ihlll 'o u 'oi 0' ~ ''r' ,r. noa,oor.cy oi arka any correctness of your course; that yOaS "' to stoop to notice every anonymous @ 'e'' a may choose to appear in whig pap'il r ' c !. repeated and unwarranted attack; upon - L I.
 ner" by the Ashley miniens, IS Oe''1 Aa e become so big with the principles 0i E;,h, L tion that they must of necessity make ."' :, " Q those who are likely to stand up for the r,, c w e the whole party. ,., kolut g His whiggish attack upon 'ne '"n'. ,he 0 ton, charging the members Tn 'ie u' res 'i ner of having acted in bad iai'h' N'' m |, answered by those who were lneniO'1 M e vention, and particularly by those WIZ SGr y personal preference was conev'n'u' }. d Johnson and Ashley, were oee".N lurI e first, and Ashley next; and wliO' NS .s, W. s their constituents, fl we judge iron u he f a of public sentiment, are detern'l',1 i,s., ted: s their support from Col. Asnlsy' a MiIpr q F'o'r |, Cross, Pryor, Ficklin' Conway ,la;,.5 @ S nary d else. succeeds to seat in the On'''4 of o ate. .ad,e uuig
 And as to the charge that sa'1 LAIN n or.ss was selected at Ashey's place ]. A s to advance the claims of Gov is,' ,'ab win Il sufficient answer, to ask "Fair f''' n,,p SOL u urge, as the friend of Col. As'"',' ,,ot bs ar e gnished ii western Democrat 10 a''err ep.,,, |ure d ton of the convention, and run tor .'' .'.a g ing at the same time that he Wa, l,si,iol :" II 5 Askley; and consequently the sYa .scionl pa d ly upon the ground of local and !, '', s,spy . Il