The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27

FeSoff 70 Mnrh m1re FtSd and much more etkriens saesnA tf hs gentienan, wno Is ne Gpnd sf eetsur- kHnR whAt ke kas dane. ict him Fea6 fae public dp cninenss within his reach. and he ~iu 6na ttns on the 7fa ef December. fs3s-Enere than twenty dar esasre the bpxainE Of tbe CaFuaine-tse iss1ed has orders, through the Secretary af Stafs cumnandinE re district H'tsrneys in the E8ases honerfmE oA CHp- aaa To prosecute utth rieor a verso1s abe slAeuia ec tsant gnlsty o iRasrmedaiing ln the aarT Of that county. He viii aisa ind thaf ca Ehs same days and thrUnzh fhe same medium, he addressed the several gosern9Es of thoss Ststes exhorfine them se hke v'gfancs. And tbese E1serpssn sevesalsy is- Eued PEoctamAtfsmA. So fhst The Peage and hRruso- sy St she TWO hssioss wvuis have rsnlsiBad ushsu
 kens Pfociassasigns could have been of anY agasL Bat this s Bpf all thai sbe President did te preserve the peaee Whea inf0rBed bg she naat or sf Bnf- falo thaf Maekeexie was beatDg np ter reerRstS m tat place and wheH he I+arrsd also that alxtnrbsn- ees oi Ike eharncser guiag ia sfhes piaces he imiedss'sy sFdcssa fhe Uaitea States ustsrneys of the nd1olHng dstrtrfs 10 reniT forthwith fbe srenes whese thcse illegal Musarxioas were sxiA to ee ts pFogcss and he siRn placed al the 6ispaEal sf fiese iaw pfaeess all the custom heane officers fs thrif vicisify- Bat have eis. ene farther rsosfs AaS ens whsrh prasnme wiN be enneisssiNe mfth the geniiensn frnm Nrw York as Il is British rroaE
 have the testimony ef Lord Palmerston before the
 faOuse of Commons, fa whirh he expressed his en-
 tire satisfaction thai fhe AmsrfeHn gUrernmenf were aosng ali t taefr paweE ss prcservs tbe friendly
 aations existing between the twe countries. Sarely. the Eenfieman who has read the Isffer of the ha
 eonricts6, though knaghted feIsn, AHaa MeNah { fo crsDsnafe The American President will receive snch taxtsmeaE as saaa ef Iasd Psimerstnn, ia his ! vindscailon- And asw. Mir. S2enker, vita these proofs of Mir Van Bar-ns vigilance bessrs me fake u2os nyse 10 ssy thai the charge ef the gen. tiensan sfom S- York without the slightest fsan- dAiien in truth; thA: ii s baa the siekly osprine of ! has OWE feserea imagination.
 When the proposition 10 restore fhe fine 10 Gsn- Jackson came up h ls43, Gen. Bstier made fhs most affective sfeGeh deifEsred on the oceasion. l. listsned Ie oy both par sis the HSase of Rep resentatiFes wish breaibiasS attention. When ke esased, . famEi1n3ns congratnlatioa followed. which eviuce9 the high parssurs it produced spon the msmbsrs We Mdl gire single extract from this speech. which as vel in the preceding ene the trnits of character and t'rinripe are eFiaced-patriotSsn, fidelity ts his friends, and bc4 deience of the democracy against al assai- lsn,s: sat
 MT. SPEAKKR-AiihoBgh there Is, perhaps. not gentleman around me less in love win the music Of his oEn vcsce within these wals, than l wish mine, yel there are eecasions--sna this IS one ef taen-on winch I do not feel myself af liberty 10 follow the nainrai bent of my cwn nciinafion. IL is known 10 you. sir, ahd fe many otho-s In tsis hsH, that l belonged to the soniters army com maDaed by Gee. Jackson, in ths years fsI4 and ISIS. IL val, therefnse, be presumed, snd eur- recty presumed, that am somewhat familiar with : the prominent facts aad circumstances which led to the declaration and enforcement of martial law and for wsich the ine proposed ss be rensitied bv the Lii Hh4eF eonsides atisn inflicted. Ii IS aiso knozn t9 you xIF-af ieAEt Il Is well known 10 my cousti uents-Ibsf have ever been the warm persoasl and political friend of that distinguished gentleman. Nay. sir, that vas once, bat not then, member ci tis rulilsry family. ndef aii these eircumstaocess were 10 remain sileEt aaa llsten to such debate that to which ttIs subject has given rise, there could he but of two episious ierInad as to The cause of ,ha; silence. h would eltl CT 1e said thai deemed fse condaet ol Geaera
 Jackson utterly inaeferssble; that shrpnk fEnn tha. defence. Neit.s4 of them shall be said in aa- vance, whatever may be saAG when shall have ts- ken uly seat
 Whsi, sir, is the proposition before us9 Simply to restore 10 Gen. Jackson tbe amount of fine il- dirted, ss he eouieDos fer iie yerforruance ef an aci ef imperative duty, and eRe essential to tte service of me country. And yet, sir, i see with equsl pala and surprise thai tsls simple pryposiou
 which cuEh, ta eepsnd apen truth aud justice alone is last assuming, ii II has not already assumed a decided party character. l asked. aa my right and on my left, why ibe desnacratic pasty did pss I pass such a laS when in pdNef Do gentlemen who make tsds inquiry xixh ta leave fhe ;sses- enee That the aesnocrzisc psrfy have shruak from doing sof This no cue does or can believe Why should this De pecalEariy a democratic measure Had The waigs no rHr' in the defence of New Or leaHs9 Were hone oi them. CT of fhsr friends ! that E'or1eGs deeace, and Hllilng 10 yied gr al
 to tsse aefnocrzl lc rarfy fhen indeed. there might bs some PFeience for making this party question: Bat, SIT, know Il Is far otherwise; l know that i every patriot in the iand feels his heart bound psoudsr @ibn hfn, as his falls oE that iTnEaof- tai page in tis eoantry's history; and he eels ttsi such achievements are . na'iens. uef pariy's wealth Stia hear the question repeated on al sises, "Why Is this measure forced upon n whig Conrress7" Ii may be, sr, fer he express purpose .&~ Al.
 the world that justice and magnanlEnty slia to be fsnsd in its ranks may be Ser precisely the opposite reasen. l understand, hoWever. ii hhs been dose ia obedience tn fhe voice of u bc senii meni-acting. no aoabt. The kDowe wishes of General Jackson to be released tresn fae which ke -hxieVes unlast. and iharsforr, and therefore only, oppressive. If my wish were 10 make polifi- cal capitol, and eousd consent 70 sach Deas1Fs ter such purpose, nothing corld please mers thaa 10 witness the pErty iiss attempted te b. given 10 lt Sir, viii your party, Rsh aii lis knowjedgr and taleBts, never hove the wisdom Q appreciate ths American pesple9 Lay this question brtore iheln in your next canvass. and y0R viii st least learn that ngfsttude and injustice to ihese who have freely peFIfed fheir lives in defence of t5.ir eoaatty form ao part of then eharseier.. Brsors proceed farther upon the merits of tse question under consideration, permit me 10 nay venerable gentleman, gNy. Adams l-Hn, on iis meri,s Wiii first read from the Gicbe's report ef that speech lie fniowias paragraph.
 ~RnInors were anaat-he could moi. of eonEse, vogeh fer their truth-thai tbe great presidential question betw ern the rnreus evifns of the 5-rns- cratic fs-sS =a= .e k= ultimately decIsec by CenI Jackson himself. IL seemed 10 be gsven thAt be was io be ihs president of the nstions democratic eoavenlion; and who knew what fbe result would be Sach were lhe r0uers which wsre sassi. From what ttEs HSuse had seen. Il clear that al ihe divisions af the party were h4mbls si,ags for ihc goodwill or neauaiily of Ges, Jackson. He did nei expressly assign ths PaEagTafA ia he iHesssge of tie fresadrEi 10 thSt pRrpose- The Prssiasns alone kaew what we're has motives and, thereinFe. hr Nj, Al wcuG net say that this was hit sn inc great auction. If ii was, eswsEsE, bad bs would say th<i q was moi very good one He thhagAi the 'ssr-wnfn veteran weam say thai such hsa went da. Ai any rate. he wlssea 10 have shs
 trial naas, ky Pattizg fhe baz n prscssefy the sazDe terms rnaaEsmenaed by She PFesadeta. sn cFsef ts see whether the 'waE-s -sorn veteran wSass take is.''