The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-30
Correspo.deaee of tte Ciaetansli Esrvtrtr.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. |.
 Ed. Cia- EagSiref: DxAK S,n-The .tall~st' kind of meeting ~as thai laSi night. al our Clts Hall to hear speech fr~n Capt- Thomas F. Marshall Do you understand the keRiuc klan's sssiIesfg' Be ii known. then. the, our big Hall, one hour before the time apPoaBiei was literally erA1med fuaIhun- dTeds going away because they could rot gain zd nittsnee. The Wings had gathered in gr~ai force, and with expectation of sm4sksr from Cant. Tom to Polk the wal dstOocracy. and every shing in gen eral. PRENTICE aas iheFc-Ae tra5'af gay sraere slse-,ii Captain Tom Ii SoAn os. ihe CeFnain X Co opponents of inc var. and srSlcgists of Mex,- cowhen hls chops feii. and he saeaked froa, ;i,. Halt by the back door. in atter siissrzyt A more thoroughly DeR0orat speech never feii from the Iips ot man. He denounced the opposition to the ss as infamous. and er,1si towards their eognirymen who are eonsendIag against A das;srIiy toe and destructive climate. He woa.d carry the was to the last point ot resistance sId Sf6ctzin psaes and he woslid enforce # by hanging every one who rebelted against II. The Mexicsus. he saiA were miserabfy degraded race--oowa- -iroodea hy band Of Fascsily gFaBdees ard thieviRg officers who were for wal. because by that they could five Government. he said. they tad the country was ruled hy iactions-4niiafy fAefioos--who ho kept the people n the worst sort of bondage. Gel Marshall applanaef the plan of the campaign, as one of the most splendid conceptions rrcord--and up to the tune Gea. Scott entered Mexico, u as being prose- eaied on scale ot grandeur upeqHalIed ln inc is- tory of the world. Ia lor advancing through she passes of the Sierra M sdre--KoSI through Chihsa- hua-kesrBey through Santa Fe and California = and all conveying to eommop centTe---and inten ded to stiIke directly ;o the heart of Mexico He then spoke of Sccti's plan which deprived Taylor oi nearly all has ioFee and Ieff hisn 10 kxhi the greatest army ;.ss Mexico coia bring into the ieid with oaiy t.5ae yoiusieers-ane The spieadid result of that great battle. He said he had heard. since his return. ihat ii had been the policy of the Ad n'n,s'raiion. from motives of fear sDd jealousy of TAylors growing popularity, to ssrnhce him and his brave little army Capt Marshall seemed te understand the object oi those whc had so Iasdus- iItoa<y circulated ths foul si4ider of the oppos- ton. and remarked. Lat n the governmeAt uf ri- val chief could be suffered 10 acI iroaa sach mo tive, he would invoke ihs wrath and power of the Almighty to scatter and coasasBe thetn hy the red hshinIngS oI Heaven. Ot the Mexleaas. be spoke in he Enosi coa,enp,1oas styie-iAey were COW ardiy. thiesias, ,reachsroas, laxy race, uastable and yasciila'iaS the wlsd---ihey never had what might properly be called Government. They had rescluiioniSed the old Government. and driven out The Spsniaids, and what had they acecm pllsl- ed, WhY. ssi. Capt. Marshall, fbey had Ms itur- bsje for an Emperor. and they sho, him. they had Mir. GasTeso, Mr. Bastamente. Mr. Santa Anna. NJ. Herers, Mir. Psredes, and oaantigy ci their military, d<sPots-aId Il Laese PatioIs (il for whon sympathy was attempted to be goiup. He bitterly denounced those who eoola take kldes with ;his band oi desPefadoes
 
 truly noble and American speech of CapiAln Mar shalls He sent farther than he thai goes f&rtheS;, ia sustaining hIs coantry and the Admini straiion iA the prosecution oi this Ii was acl war of MT. Polk'sit was nas Of The country, by lis vote n eIecing Mir Pnik--thzi wsS the main issue be- tween the twc great political parties ,he las, cleo ton and when by The aci oi Mexico boetilisleS bad actually eommsLcea, The country. by singular uaanusby of the Legslaihse, passed q vote to raise 59ooo men to prosecute It wi.h vssor. Hos then. eonid lhIs be Mr. Folks war Capt M was fos taking The whole fl Mexico. sed ssoidiag .ll we took Could England object 10 1t No. Every ineh of territory held by EaglAod, beyond its ema little Island was he'd by the right of cSaasesi- and that by me tas of nations wss the bes Of IT. ties. He would hola zii
 In one wcsd-cspf. N nade great speech. and regret that Il cannot be giyen io the country ca. tire Is woai9 seii ihsa any thing that has fai- len from the lips of 'meffA Enan.' since the var segaa- Ii pat danpss on tks srsssis of the whiys -sad such long faced gentry as are ic he sees q the esrbers' shops tais snorasng-sash mas has tc rest his ehia npsn the haIbess hsoek to be shaved they hang 50 los,