The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-30


 Esszss es@estszl. Ia hss mind. a She pessnr-
 mancs q Ehose Sigh se~ennsshiIsases wssscA the Reopss had wspn@sd apan hsas. Ege sess. deeplr. the GaEre of !the fIsrssm@ssaoes bv whsch ise was ssrrna@de& -1The recent sssm1n%fmnsa ef Ps1hlse epsssnn s-aid hp.A Tnscrsars apaa tlse issa of execss5se auxsss. n ehsssrseys tno ieeslsls So De nassaaken. tse issk ag Resorm-~ h vas . great. aaa a radical resarfn. whseA W@s ts h@ +sEeetest. aas sAs= a&sBe of Cas- Pres&alea Isseli to Alsm. sa ssssc, sf ali ssabess, bcs4 cascusaiszi n saa Ea accomplishing she ~.rk Gea- Ca~~ was csifed so preside ever tse HAr Dermrssneas
 And here. for the fisss tisBev w@s be bseaght sssle the asesre ssRaarSsAsc n@GAee oG ise p%ss- Ts.e cl our whole Gasan I'fe mxanRr in wAiea he discharged shs duises of tisai sta- iIea. IS A mAtser os history He aB5gaed fhls post sn Is36. owing ss ,Ae iaFsszas uhscA close atsenis ,a 10 Ass dgsiex had made agnaa has heslgh, aEasa Ets segrsas nl sls assoc "a ieS
 and w1lh lae uarmes1 aesslaassna4i< In hlS fsror. ea the Tssrs of rase --old Hera.-s To giye isl iAs cosagFy tss asoss Da4aesssasa&sle proof og ths satisfactory uaaasr n wAsch bss dEilses as Secsesrry ol War tad been PeY- sSarasee. Gen. Jack sae immediately ef5sss3 a 'E. ihe esatseSsy ta aExaaee--f'se seraai fssts1 important fo-eiga nssssna under oar Ewy- ernnsenr and which had beeosne. frs.aa rresus eife sFnslaHees, and wAs likely so continue, scarcely serond n itapoftaace. ta anv oalser
 The results of hix s=fsss.op, aasi fl1e csuSes wt7wf ied h Us te-rsiastles gre known- ard these s9zIrzaeats arr tasSs h.ss4v made lsr 4 2 only io show thai lht relations sxs=1ing Se- tseen Gen Cass and the ..Sage ot iae Her aaisser,~ aeTe- t1nfiag his administration, of the most cordial and gratifying FsAfarr; Aad also ia state. figs; l4nse relations &ere neslher disturbed nfr broken, anal esagh-isai sewers all ea5easiaE ties. aad spares neither he great sad the gongi, t1e virtUons nor tne Fsie. seseftd that couaecilsyr. Whieh fr&s- sage shroagh tbe sane ftry sr,lesi of Fesle- raj per~ecuilan hal ao tirtIaiy rssahii>la<3
 l. msv hete 5A said ef Gen. Jsrksea. sh4i he Aete; aPpaiases' to ss issPe-taag pealstsrsl siaiioa. shere hs w4s eptir~av free h sx- eretse his own wishes and rlexs. snv man who was nos rFalaessiiv qualified fDr the stsiier assigned fo him, and whn~~ poJsflesl pr1nefTSes were not eg ghe most Esca~ssfassa- bie ssanrn. The selection ot Gen gsSs. therefore. to kil stassea sa whirh sse yna<i beresssrssv he brought if,ae IBass,lf4ar aud alrBe&g coasssat insegeeerse vIsh Press1eBs Jackson; ami wias q hsFs te ra4ssi s4 sgecesstty advise. upoa all posnss of gsomsagoas rs.n- eera- affecting iae epsntrv n general ls coaTia~Sag prool of the esasrnsts0a su uhick hIs eilarar.er WAS held by ihai psTre-Tw8rlS,g. si the ifHse of his spposntaseFt; aud Iae higbs testimonials ol kis coaSsesce and regard os lhe aerIn sssssoa of thesr more susimaae ofFsesal relatiea-. Is the Boee grssifvsss frSsaa The faca that, having passed sa0eH-h sse fry- Eag ordeal ID immediate cssaueessn4 w sst han. he- tsstf sussved every s@rsissr f,sr knowing hstn ;--feF kaowsag S'azt were ts,s eoAtaeai sSews. cn iee mSssBeuteas eResilea whsea had g" pover5aliy sxIiSssd s-s csrass aAsls m every Esltage. tewn- esav. Sad eosssasy ea onr eoEnHs. how lar he msgiss be Ere ste { and ROW tar hs w1s eH,Iaed to sse eaa1i leqsce sssd the grztliU5s of lae AaDertcaa feerae-
 Had General Cass beeu eg siaxf yse3aEuy class of peIiticbzns. who. tr-s+tssg Br1stsa threats or rez~rdlui of Brush isvsr Nad Bsgs- lsh interests. are ready sobo~ ai once to lhS ssv~re'gE behess of Eagiand, or xH qatetsy down aud stlow tsetr coEruy sss e- iEf~ai:e3 with insaeniry; he mighs hare =essaIaed rs France, but these things tse ceagd sos da. While tise mas who sovglss to sisxgr~ee htm n The vsew of the .uaasrchIes o9 karepe. be- cause he haa oazgener<liea the dlplssa&lisss of EagisBd. WAS. n 1872. setIag ~irg the enemies cf h1s cpuas-v, LEwss cASs. was ~4ft4s,g. t~,s ,.-~- .f- s~nu s--~-- .-s,.4 w-a farough .he ranks eg fflzi ensnv, assembled n hai1ie array. While the le3Aers od the Hartford Caaren.iea party. were Taostsng disaRloa, Aad comforting sa invading fo~. LSwgs CAss was carrying tile wsr laio t44ai eeeEHy7s country, aad the dssserenee "a iaesr pesitioa towards the peop8-. Ia 1872, as well as ta ls4i. ts equally marked: Sad may at-i count for the difference la tsssr actsons. Toe orc. stursBg the war of lsi2, was leader ess bss eounhymea. sgasss4 hls coassry's sssssl- ants; aad the other. ieader xssssss<= ttsA1sss@ wha were Issai casairxas esesEsex oae. 8n lSll. was the fearless cszmPsaa of kis eaaas- try s hoaors 4ad the other trae so rmss4asas winch never wsne repasl seaEa- saapnrlIsss aae has0s. and Aanssiing sAe arrugans ssssaap- tsoEss of power, Cf tes R-Islsh Gosenaneal The AmerSean Secretary of Ssaae ef isii. wss sssvrsstsd is 1872, vssA tAose Aao re- iossed as the wzssseTe e< esHsryE5sa a. uae- River Rsssn shae GeasEI CAss was es- dastag ths Ioals &aa pfsTaisoas of Nessegn eanpalga. la ahs serrsee oa isss esss5isy. l. as ses wssaaerinl, sherkss-s, ses4 ts<y ssnsia dsarr, atsa oaher Qsesasoas arose. aas. lhsss gh+ sane amteFesiS, aiass B lsp@s os tairsF yeass, boF is F woaderfpi that tas rspreseoia- Esvs as lae SssGssa party oa me fosusss oeca- s4as. sapGl4. asslag the legal power 10 do sa. sssk ta iaa5cs disgrace upon 7GasIe seFvani. wse aa9 been as an sntiDode to hisa. through oas I.ls- Bal sas sdari to do ms. proved failure. General cAss eaal9 aoi Feanain ln ParIs. and saBcslea the ds.hoaor e{ h4s DstiSe land, and he therefore rssag0sd- ss1 r-sarr~'a .a Ess bosa2 oE nss eoeatry The perio1 of ats Fsssrn was marked sF tiao%e Ssnoasssa- lions ot ansaakss confidence and rsT4ra, ta xss~sf,sx e,Hvgx r.5 shs @s.wnssw rsn t&As ~s~. s