Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-01-30

all, CoaifibHls TO the triumph VINO" W. SNNF
believe awai's our pa rty throughout tho U o'a's'
in 1913. Our political brethren then VIII not be
ro,uJ slpmhsriug: the North west will no, DO IDLE
The Pq,ehi Ryris Our readers, especially
the farming portion of them, will learn with re-
greet. the information contained ia the following
extract from Washington correspondent OF the
n. Y. Herald. But they will be the moro earnest
in their commentator of Senator Ashley for his
praise. worthy etTbs 10 have this valuable siaiIs''
ical information annually published. The Iniof'
nation found within the compass OF the PaHen
Reports i, Of The Creates, value to the farmer
and We have heard scores OF them declare that
they highly priced The Reports, and thanked Col
Ashley for using his influence in favor OF their
being printed. Col. Ashey's efforts "a have these
Reports annunlly printed, were opposed b'
aingy fear OF expense. His Efforts viii be APP
plruded. while the narrow spirit winch "as shown
in opposing measure Of such importance to Inc
frruer, will mos. nssnredIy be censnrej
There will no. be any .ali<cl reports. cm7n7,.
inr from the Commissioner Of Patents his year.
and tbs country will thus lose the brnPhI OF an
ohc IoI record OF the PrcOnc!' OF 'n'' ""''"'
TINS arises from the fact Ihlta few nnrrOw minded
members Of the Senate refused 10 vote at The last
s.ssion in favor of an arproprialion of only
about $4,000 10 obtain the necessary ininrmaIl"n'
The present Commissioned. Mr.. Burke. had en-
lie red into extensive arrangements to secure most
perfc, relurn of all the staple products Of the
c,untrv. with additional facts connected with its
RESOURCES bat the want If the before
named annroDralon nut an cud to further OPERA
lions fl il well known TO all YOUR commercial
readers throughout Ine "oF'G' mat we """."'
Puo,'I',s.'n " t% s,"o sr soIoJ nn Nc rn,.
roc, ord rorcIu.,ivc. md not ouIy formed the
basis of calculations. to settle the supply and
price for the se"son' but also placed IN IL" pos
SESSION OF Inc s'''F"'"' Oh 'I' Co',. ""o"r
,,,,,o it, i.,r .cooo,n, SsroIor AsL.
ev, of Arkansas deserves great credit for his
.xerlOns TO obtain an appropriation to continue
his important annual report but ms Efforts were
>I''"'""" y! P'"s J''''"S' VI MS P,r"",'"
Flo co.,o,or.;,, ,,,s. r ,bo c,,,,c,,, slo,d mn.
te in comtr.Itiny The Congress of this session an
to secure the future continuance OF
ms report
lhe Baltimore Correspondents! OF the NasA'ns-
ION Uulon, says:
The Massachusetts regiment of volunteers Is
no" 'u,,, ana VIII 500" VI Z" 'O"e 10 TUE >''' VI
a ',;o ,a, -,,;,,,',,,,, A. ,.,.o
raised in the OlaEpr State before one could be
mustered in Massa hussrtlS, 50 they whipped up
tne'r P''',o"Sul, an" win no" nave " "'SS"
TAXATION INCREASED; FOR WHAT
III RiNSES.
The last Legislature, IN It's VISION, increased
taxation upon the people OF Arkansas The Oh
Ject was 10 relieve the State from debt.
The Revenue bill. il Is believed, vii more than
meet the demands of the State Government; will
yield an excess of reSesue sufficient 10 absorb
about $4,000 Of the outstanding Treasury var.
rants. 1t was at least Intended by our hrgI,a.
ture, when imposing this additional tax upon the
people, tina, our outstanding debt IN ght bo qu-
dated. so that the State should not be further in
vo!veG Gy The issue OF scrl. There was not the
rrmoIest intention by ON Representatives,, that
the hard earnings wruns from the ycomanry Of