The Arkansas banner., 1846-04-29

nications of "Fair Piaya-s. .-'.'' by any one who will reo1 Maa $ may construction can be nI.o oaq them, i deed, "Fair Play'' hin,slee E,ssge upon
 ployers, finding thai ,lI' snal or at
 ion aPlaced upon him s+,a s, Was thA crat, and that the iadie5,S'aef g5 s'efF
 'y..ig was rising against such iRIs1oa laI.s of
 tatlons upon the Presi1on'a, 'a'se and
 approval, has been connstia5 q our ground. So, obedien,' ''tslled ', to his employer, he cbanr.. 'o the cd nov noT' , (wit6out, however, ,.I.s, ms and ..al..i. foul i@putations rl u5o5 'SIlafj %. any of the Presidents <, .aa .a,,sll'yhA de1liaL comes with ro,badi bdo9lnaV with poor, effect, at s' lbis l'. O9d
 one who has not onIy ',s o5l'.l .'le daT| but put forth a laboyej jT4@alse :..l..
 conduct ildenoaaees T5;s T}5s;san'a| l poorest and shaIIowo, '''s' cera from a difficulty, il has er.,5G r,,sGPl \ to noliee-it is not onIv y's5 s5a. oo'a Mark Mark he first as'nfts jbe EsS,' s5,.5s 5a| IeEee-seems t, to rejoice ia t5e 5e1, oss plead enil'y, and attempts D %,s a, o311 2 repeated jay'jGcq,ioa ; a61 ' a, ,t.l 'l fognd' denies every thing 5s s,sl'' 4.l| and fepqdiaIes lis own iastlf,.al ss .,' maneu'efing even under ' l5s a,a a,l bic construction shows. win n, a.o a., 1 9i I%o things: either a hopeless e $, ] nnprInciPied advocate. @Esr ' pIl come to his choice between ap i bl such .eI a dilemma. In my own ',' ol vii hang' in disgrace, upon 5oS|
 But rot only does aFar pl,, truth of the charge | made ,a';9| a'Sy ter, and which he has once sin calls upon me for .plooGa-
 upon which 1 based my eFar5e.
 Now. Mir. Editar, I have T m make to s'FF'air P lay , which al n nit to be reasonable; andil6e
 10 il, pledge myself land. aalfs leg, l will abide by my pledge to the facts aud all the aulhorlr pD
 based my charge against C6f. lsI proposition is tBis:-l an a Ber| my name is with you, Nh. E6, denee oi it. Let..i air PIaq.a Tb| 10 be 8 Democrat, also, comm
 namc-his rca{ name-to you
 he be, Whas he prolesses, a Demo respectable man that is, a mana lhe judicial tribunals of the coi eo evidence Of disrepuIa6ls ,o| w.Il dzay by authority of Cal I the charge 1 made, and here rcd will deny flat Col. Ashley dl d appointments 1 have hereiotas and attempt to deIeal them iaie saY if FI'.tir Pla4 will to da
 fHkIic all the faefs and aei6pafl
 Have based Ins charge. Aair
 -tHose facts aHd thai autAaa foaad sufficient to pfote q
 etarge, beg2nlE tte posal'lyJl eeaed ed.sieeIs, indeed, tlal aEsl
 .seffNiiI Hot dare to cont0faG
 theasow returns to her EdIo7 q
 t0 his youit,7 70 will le hVe
 tl.e admission he first mad, aid
 as he Lest may, to jasity ycon1adI longer deny.
 Will s.i air PIa}.f seeeel to m
 liou-or14ill his en90YegsllQv so Theaproefa they so lordF| within their reach, fl they be hono and sincere in tBeif Prolesioas ell Se. F, 6h the contrary, ~IaitPIa!| in disgrtiSe-'.aiVolfinshe sheeP'sdcl willingly, or at the hiddins d hsI | declines my Proposilion and 'snI1 fair issue l tender him, let hn| false clamor, of his "lorke1 ial hide his disgraced head lronf
 honorable men.
 The whole contamination oI
 in whiahhc calls for ~prodli7 an that portion of t where he sVia| of the Seaa.c are bound ~d
 each olfe1,' shows very Paa7 Ashley and his "CQmmilieeo no1 him from inc indignation oI ih'' Of ArkaH as, by near s of colil keeping locked up in the ssefle. oetho Senate, all evidence ol9 ?! and opposition 10 AR. PolFa 'iH Ay, sir, they depend upon @r'' cfalmcat 10 defend and sustain ' had been wea for tbe conn haaoraI Ie 10 human nature, il n lz8t time when Col. Ahley aH9 compose his "CommIliee' aePs4. q. tv upon secrecy and cont.a'n. short retrospect were safhcie1' secrecy and coaeealment-TiIb' . of something worse-have' mol been needed and used to sof 2. and man. not merely from Paial maTaI gliJurict and ruin. !
 So. blr, Fair Play" ths oil. are bound "ao, tq inform o' rbis is your hope of safely e.l. '5 !. for your master, is it2 Bsi I T serve nor save him l am vel the proceedings of inc Eze'IIl', .l. inc 5c9a,e are under the seal @' mav not be diyulgod, unless : i.1 3 moved. In t6e case oi ,'.oG I@i know or believe No Senator i, !, upon him, D so far IS l know ,.'s,;., o5 , i2 his opposition 10 the neal!'iI 2. f President | IS well known, as s,5 ' secrecy Lad been removed .'5al ale proceedi0gs laid, in print mSr. 9s'~
 Do you ask me howl Na5, l;s,, ..,,.,,,,sa - gal .43leg's-OrPose@ fested oloae in the sccrc' ses,,gs sag,I suppose he limited ms ll,a"l ,a ,be ing the appointments 10 '. ,,s sscr Senate Chamber, dunng '.s a.s ,I,.