Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-03-20
orr COURSE.

hy our INDUSTRY 10 lL'i'N '''~ N'ft .
muDi,y in which we lire, aud for whom we S''"I.
labor. The fIs'ity an! zeal with ~hlch "o wal
k.dyoc,,e the Interests Of the western part nI the
Stale. we bors, will secure to US lis support; ana
mike the "ln,ollisencer" the organ 9t The resi-
A country like ours, abound'ng InVa '"hO' re.
sources inviting to the enIcrPrsng lnhaD''n'S OF
the dcnsoly populated States, with fr'Ie s'"'
which will richly compensate labor, in healthy
rccion, accessible to navigation; comoInei VII"
the valuable stores Of minerals embedded III our
hills, only require to be brought properly to tue
rotice Of the pubic by an Industrious press, to
insure a speedy settlement of our will forests
where the axe and the plough Of the industrious
farmer will convert thoss sotddrs into mellow
harves,.feILs and rich pastures, giving no anu
sus,rnance 10 thousands of happy cltz'n1, the on
ly true pro, Of n ,lm!yng State. 1t shall h" our
raricuar province to invite the attention. OF cI'''
zcns of other States to Ihemany oIyant1Ges "."c"
our country eau confer upon them.
Without tie aid Of Internal Improvements our
husbandmcn wuI labor to great Disadvantages ana
our fields viii yield luairrch returns IA Vn'n.'"
shall demand a fair proportion Of the muu.licent
fund donated by Congress, To our STATE, Tor inter-
nal improycmcr, purposes. The west vans no
oore Khan lis snare, and will hc content with no
less: wise appropriation Of this fund.- 10 the pur.
poses of internal Improvement IS what we need
most. and which We viii a4yocue wiiA all oar
energy.
The subject Of education shall >h2rc our regard
for wo arc fully seGsible TINT all the advantages,
Of which we have spoken, will avail us nothing II
we neglect to educate the rising generation, to
whom wi, be entrusted the future dcsIrmrs Of our
country. |! should be strongly impress srJ upon
the present generation, that tnl> duty - eni"nrd
VI On US by our ancestors. with the r'cA Inn"n-
tancc of liberty they have bestowed. Free dis.
cuSsjons upon this subject are invited turo02h
our coumns.
Oar cyrrtons will he to make the "in,e',iG"n-
GER useful to all prolcssons--'o the farmer as
well as 10 the merchant.
We are making arrangements 20 obtain cores
pondents at Il distance, particularly IN the IndIan
country. anI at our frontier po>'s to enable US
to 1--WE 10 our readers the Irte>t and most intc-
resting items. As our limits are restricted, we
will use our Test Judgment in scIrctrE matter for
that purpose. with stngu,ne hope lint the en-
rouragcmcnt bestowed upon Us will justify an ell
Iarucmeut of our sheet, which We promise 10 do
as soon as practicable.
I Our golIllra creed is unchanged, believing that
the safety of our institutions DEPEND upon tho as
cendcncv Of democratic doctrnrs. we shall ad'
,ocatc them with courtesy nnd IN @'o4 temPer
aud b~icyuy further, tnattoe r"rp"'m'E Of t""s'
principles depend upon the honesty and ability OF
those whom we select to carry turm oIl, we shall
most promptly hoI II? To the or4'aL Of PUBIC
scru, nv, their acts as wei as OF those who aspr"
to our confidence.
Publc fuucuonarics Federal AMI S,rto. will
be treated halI proper Difference. but We shat.
feel il our dIty to dcnounce an abuse OF power or
corruption any quarter,
Believing that the rnl,.s wo hav" Inld down for
our governments are forn1rd upon soAnd rrincl'
pies we >uaDu cn&navor to aa1or' to them. on'
hope to earn the friendship ami c>torIn Of ma
iortv Of ,h, community. Ii : omr1rn'-t de-
sire to MAINTAIN amirrD'e .ot"tronr>" witA o1I
CONTEMPORARIES. ami wo shall r>rn.l>" cur best
temper 10 succeed.
THc S18,yiag Irjsh.-Ihr b"n"yo'rnt IN al
parts Of tho Um,el Sutrs have contributed funds
to relieve the suffering poor ia ian.sa"1 IreIanJ.
Cpwards of million Of dollars wrre raised by
Eislmea in the cities of New lork, pn.IadcIphia.
and Baltimore priorIo tie Ist. February. Largo
amounts have been RENTED from almost every
par; orthc country; and ships IoajcI with the su-
;,crabuudnnt yield Of Our prolific so.., nave Io.t
our port, for the Emerald Isle.
Free hearted and open hlntcI Amtrica IS A.
ways foremost in deeds of @a.pnlry ami charity,
ready Il. all times to oa,'cyiA!e lh' distress Of hu-
mauny.
The E. S, Senate, which IS true inicx Of Ann
rr.cru f.e.ug. a,s a...;taei to tie world thrt
RcruJ.cs, ufu,t corP,rl'Ion>) have sous. \
ol.l has passed that Doiy, authorizing the Presi-
dent to purchase @jOO,OG3 worth Of provisions
auI co.1Iu., and to s.nI tie same N one Of the
natDouu sop,s. in the name Of Inc people Of this
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