The Arkansas banner., 1846-01-21

"' tc the true const,,... .tioaol cyor of act majority of that b,dtucilon bod, o a.re5 lasu,5 the mileages, for one cose s reeere 0as aaareed to: senate; when there eYilllqoas ai sas ss ss inc Com formed, and, in the p,, sss but aa,o5 aa, to inq could be performed r'vle W of of Flushing an PfoViso In the consje';. 0elie Ir 1Iniled States oefs oi congress for ga tbs Tor a5 y5 its sessio tnde Is gwen to conoress s SeH ,g snnty, in sal for any thing but s@'s; 9.,s 'op gup' sa nrisdict should be defined by ,re' l,n lel nt l5 indian la eeFe that pay fer two e', :. An an ,s pFPRES travels to, and from, tbe s. @s U ''
 when but one is necess,ss sSa' 0l ,,or IrTION of things can be perio,ns, T,a,y. @ sol'9 f Texas senators and at war vi, ,i'fo si,y ga ., rress of we are therefore in fayor s conn 0gn9 flon ,, al gress being so modified o the f'9Lp'odi 9LLsndre9 a mileuges oi senators an3 ps D. 10 "',, ,orritorv 'lo ., as0eE'alned distance. 'Ss 3tbtruly belo mall route from the seaf of ile 1ssn%r1 srbi be Yernment to the meronol;. |s naJ lp7 inc Sta and when the senate sbdnI bGpls oL llSa roverl to executive session, el l.'Sd I ni a of said re per dlem pay during the ps.l sa. ,Ps Passsembled, appointment OH the Sd of N.'aa .rorornment mencement of the execntaa .@aVa godm;tted more; we are in favor of ,.' sss 9' ,sbich co of the law of congress, iD @ as, s, ,o certain senator may know win eau. sus f3' U sseond s due him from the goyernmon,s ,s's9 aas sa1 where; and that by misconsirnct;o,9a ,. ,0i a% eTexas. iaIl to get the amount due him ssIed. with &a, that by miscorstmcton ,I ,S. ssment. did ney may Hot be construed r. s,ate. " treasury 10 Senator's pocEs,s s''A "" and in t
 hf$ofved' That we are opDose s;, and by nopolles of whatever kind' 'r9. fo .a i,.ere that der what name soever wbisb n. s,ooosals, charter from the general goyers, .qe1 in the distribution of the proceeds If .sd resolu the pubic lands 10 the S,a,es ., ..';,utjon. rupt laws. aJoned b
 Bes9tced, That we are nm. Texas. h tariff. lS42, as il is, and are n 4ent of th modification to a strict reypDpss rongress. ] ficlent for an economical olnri soid ioi the governments and We view 2,
 of protection over and above v5, In fte S ally arises from the collection d,s ,cs of H oppression on one part of oar Congress the benefit of another, and at V, ras shall b compromises in the constitution be one. of
 
 Resoloed, That we hail via dadmitted alacrity the patriotic moligesspj with the forecast winch animated ou sal disver.
 their laudabIe and jealous eygn sd b3 l.
 hali of the remuneration of Ta asentative American Union, and the coisa1 according that as great y4merieaa asagsl nbabi!ants ten to Oregon, we are not sqlcu Texas sha versant with that subject to ay alatives.
 tainty whether all or paftis GUS. reaaing o confidence in tae men at the As Ecitement government, and believe thataoba kable, post claimed but what is fight and Ao ion then mitied 10 which is wrong, and ioint resl this i5 no time for barley, 5al ghss aken, al we have to that territory should follows: lained, and our citizens protected Nessrs. $ yernment, let she consequeace bs bon, Baker may-we are for onr country yGghlt $, James
 Res0lred, That we regret to see &yd, Brink excitement eyinced by cur poEls Wm. G. in relation 10 the ensuing senaora Cathe and should regret exceedingly ta n Chap citement on this subject shoalh b, Coke, into the convention, IS we douau ,Camml that, legtimalely speaking, that bavis, De has any thiag to do with deeecioa Ey, Doug ted States Senator; besides, We thin Erdman mature, for the convention to exF n, Gentf preference between the two dNa km, Grid democrats al this time knognObsa ley, Il for that distinguished saioai D. $. llo both NOW engaged in sessloHd Ffofd, before which will come many Vg3 Iagefsol tant subjects, and their action oaa nson, A differ so as to alter public 'fnra Enas B. even make 1t necessary that the a, Lun select some other individual or4ei d, McC An expression on the part ol lhem ry' Mel would be out of place, because | Morr should have noibng to do withae Fen, N ton of the members of the neA fs PerHll, in the different counties, who mus Relic, riy come before the peoples the eddon, reigns. between now and the seaao1 oml' ton, when the people will alsobsea St. Jo pared 10 judge, and will, iiis lar homas elect to lhe legislature men, who VII Thu their will on this and all other sa3le lfem therefore refrain expressing any mol
 ,4a,..ss5a f,.,,,. Val and Col. Ashh e, an adopt the democratic motto sass 5'eSs a,ea,' at'"'' Peso7ced, That our exposed e0ll ell, Jo the frontier, togetherwith the leua 0otEei ready exist amongst some ol the H w U ing tribes of Indians, admonRli @ ate' should be represented in congress ? snnqe tern man, whose interest IS oeala a'' '9 ours. and who from actual obsehaa,a n o" what protection is due to the Psops Ea'a'9 State, irom'the general government S A@e. ,.e,,,,eition fl would seem that oas 9sanis and eastern friends would not op SalsJ wifBin a few wears passed they have aoL 9,1i entire delegation i'll congress ..l.. 5s around for a suitable person 10 sF''.
 first choice for Representative n n. .g l9'n we are necessarily directed to lhe l' %u :" 6 Rrou n. we have known him los IN liave we know him we'll We know
 b. I.,e nlaia ,,6nretendmg and uasOPas :. Republican and good pEae'ieaiW Wsibs ls' 'ca ca sound unwavering democrat. n s., sta nnhesitatingly select him as oul a,sr as, m men and Inc Hon. W. S. Oldham, as ou FR choice. for Representative ID 'Onsg o ILL baD,b9 baraby ins,raet ,e our delegate to g9lg nh according to our Pteae.e"s IA next b@l
 ean be selected, then for 'ile "'' sqa in his estimation. h, anooi a''
 Resolsag, That we heTeo5 f5.li il1I Iaa @ W authorize our democratic lfsna, lasalios, 10 fyl yi Gaines, to go to the said e@lss @,, 5 csai d
 s' @aarss.of g,e . ps in the next congrs's, s ELI no authority. in our oeiah' T eonyeaio the senatorial election III s"iu " i On motion of N. Harlan' Ae :d Oe