The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-30

either public css prIvale dutv --iA tase mean hase dsvesiing the ngasf~-. s~ nrpch as pos sihas. ef ali s.4fsh coieFlag--and he wlll scHrctay Eta room so coSdersa, eveu sAsssyh he may be en~i iArug h he~so~ grasss apoa public etssrsr, who has never ialierrd wAasa the paih ef duty was before ttitn. wAo aas never withheld from any man. that whsca was rlghfluiiv hls dEe HDa wko e disSla- Eusshed for hes prlynie nras sf kinGsess gad besefoleace.
 f BHl same msv- perhaps. 3sqaire--H Gen. Cass iS greal a man sasae coaaena be Is, why hes hr ned bcca sears generally known among the Peeples Tass question. Landed sn etIor, $ rssSiy answered. It presnnsss thai Gen Cass is nst kpowa---taas hs IS noi g-gH Ea@s-n-Thss ss B04 iAe eass- Ia the Western SlAses, yoa y4il srarrslv iied srhesl boy. who has En; ;&s4ns< knowledge of ilie Hasa who has Gsae nsrs liIan Aar Hlaa BOW lIFlng. so ssAke the West w hni she noW + :-Ia Iis polissesi iaaaeuee lis raly repu5ilcan freedom, and simplicity ef Esan- oers, aad ssf cssErveser; Its spEFH of devotion io the Eason; its lofty an4 glaguGuiaanas bszr5ng. on ali naiiopal questions. iss o}s>Ii- naie .-rsSistanre io every fora of ivrsnay org ihe nritd oi mar- No n4n has daas more so e!et&ie the molai character of ,he People. hy Precep;, as well as the if.aasnee of aa irreprnachahle l4ff No ore has isborsd more faithfully and inslsslriossiy, to Wi3en ihe fields oG literature apd ssiefsce, ia lhai yAsi tract of cognlrv Ne one has go fully stood before ;lie coua.rv. and lhe world. al onee the faithful representative of iEx.as.~,, aeace; and the eqaaliv fsithf3 representa- nre of the highest literary taste and nsIte refinement ei his ahnte eouairr smang the more intelligent and well adorned DOT tleu of the people. aye; ire sho3e oi our extended countrv. Gen Cass is rs,s srsar uns n0wn. The iaaeaffnap es his pabaie < serviees. and hss many consrihn4nFas lo he sioek ef our nssieaal iatra;srs. have made hSs name more familiar snaouE he people. i with N ham be has always been t5oroughiy ladenfihed- itraa many world sWppose-par- ticulArly those wsase fac3tssaliosss- or opFoT- iunltses- hare not permitted si4en to know the history oa the Wesiegn peralen o4 tae { corntrv; iof that history. and that o4 hIs eoanirv darlag lbe same perioa- 10 the his- iorE oi hiS iile
 Bgt some may noi be weli Arssainsed wSsh 6eB. C@ss. from inc gscs, whlch Is aadeasa- ble. thai hts asuEs has nai been the izliy- ,nC p9aas ior those who have failed to gel offices, and those w ao acsSa ao gel &fiices- i Those who aspire h be parry lesders hsre Bni ralfsd ronaa htm. And. lsaeed. ke Is not the Daa Tor those. He is too thereegs- iv imhaed wlih the principle whIeh so dis-] 1incsiv marked inc rzruer os Mr. Jeifersaa- of consulting. frs', the interests of his csFtu- fry; arting Ter tue people, and holllag hina- self uacomm fted ta any sectional cfiqnes whaseFei. flis uodesiy has. heretsfore. kept him from taxing tssi p,aee ia his party. for which his commanding taients- ard has truly Jeiiersonmn PriucIE.ieS. sa efTtifseis;ss qualified hun Unoblrusive and RnpretenG- ing. he has for more fhan forty vesrs been arden9y and laif'fGlly serving his country and the retired ppsiiion which he has, during nesriv sll ihal iisas- filled. has resulted ID SasSing hts name n se iess extensively eir- cgialed- fhag lhsi of many wao bare neithe- served so long, 50 faithfollv. nar wiih so much hooor to themselves. and iheir eoan- try. Bai the lime BA< eaNE, which has placed ham ia his true position. He has. ln haftiIng for the petsle--fer hlS country righis. snd his cegn,rvas heBor. daring the recent sessions oS Cssngress.--been placed at inc head of iae IleInarrslsc party 1gd has fsilly sustained h,lnsslf; fsrifuiiy rep ressnting she suaSses ol euf counHymen and thoroughly ineeHtled htinseh. m all she great measures ef the session. with them. iheIr vsews- and thsir interests-
 Thongh Gen. Cass has enjoyed the eoss- i tdsnce of every demecrsisc sdrnsnsstrstsna ot our goE ernmsnt. 5sf eae Chies NsgSs,rate oi the Cti0a seems ts k9ge appreciated kas talents and ehararlsr- io he extent h winch they sssaala h.v. been arprecistsd. He dad mare lhan RsS sIaEls indi,idaAl n the caEa- t-v ia ssssaln Ar Ma.!isss, sa1 ias Demo crAlIe party. after tse unfortunate surrender of Hail. is lsl2. and iats wns well kaewa- and Rrk aosIedge3 ai the lisns ssa yss he vas permitted te rrsasain n comparatively obscure pssiIton, aatl Be PowerGSi aad dss- cria.lns.las 8fed oi Jackson was called to guide our national affairs. Bat, like iaf slaMiheriag .oa. ke was oalv gathering more streaggh fer fbe great etRsHgeBetes Ea xhafA bs was io be called 50 szs. And ma%a Rebls di3 he art n those sr1ergeacf@s- 1es. to tbs, n. mortal lackSen belongs the praise of hsring sopghi for. and procured, the snosl sound. vigerons. snd slnndy spcsiSD~n ol Wsslern Democracy. io ssssst ngn ln break .rg the wesse thaa f,a lesisrs w4Ea unsch tbs ias.dsos,s sgarli of o4a fa3eralss4n had so long been striviag to hlas oar goseraE1sss,
 M man, who wenla ne recognised as reasonable. wsii. n tnas sHv. cali Ia anes tsen me rawefs og dtsrernasens of ASHksw I.gEsmx TSFs .yfssaAe~Iu3 sagacVty wns@ts hs displayed n all auapof<ant Esalisrs- IS Earl, essahl,shed eevonA 1asatsassrsy aud his nxue will ssaBd logzh n oRs eooazy. as os+ of lAe great ara-on lPghss uf Democracy 5 remarkable was aEs, iasrfiziaasaon --ss weli la deasrrnlnsag the e5rrs ef p4rlaeaalss Essessurss. as la dersdgag apoa the cssrzeaers o,g Gne0--ghsi i: waaia be great recoanen- aatioa 10 anx snA1a.--sssS of the grsBtess