The Arkansas banner., 1846-11-25
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 I1 The sefsiea f CenETeat. whieh k aheMt Q Ger minats, aili hS itne sna efslesIy remembered hy nllarue s4paAaicans t6x the sdnmphanf saeceas ei many q fhsis cherishA psineiples and m.ssasss, whiie we hssTiiiy rsioce at ths q shs psn eipiss wieh l hss beeA ons cenStant sosf b adsa- eais and dqftnd, and Ef0m whish ne psospsFiiy ee diversity SaA swsrvs as; we cannot be nnmtndial 0f sha aifiiude iu which we are placed oy afscsas voia of both humnna of CengEess:-we aiitae 70 me Ieoniemplataa withdrawal of their pAtrOnage Iem the neyspepsr press. To ihis dsfisson " sasss- fatlv ho1 sensible ns we ere 0f the patriotic me- tvss which hass led to N. But we trust that tias deesien of Congress Increases rather than aiash- ishes oms claim fo the support of higher power = that Of Ms peeple aud to them wu eonhdensiy aP- pezi to aiA ns. hy tkeif pALonags. ID .ussAaia si he seat cf government lsatnai that is ianekiois desteA to keif snteresss and the true interests 0s the eoanfEy. ;,
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 Enlargement oT the Weekly Union.
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