Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-07-15

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master General be authorized 10 emnIor l's'
-arly, such additional clerks as may ~ Vtno'
for the resettlement of the ncco,n. 'on
oostmasters authorized by this act. ""''N
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. Tho,,
Postmasters at Offices where the mail is rocnla.e %
arrive between the hours Of nine o'cloct ,go
and five in the morning, the Commission .. ~
first hundred dollars collected in one quar,a, ~. W
be increased by the Postmaster General ,o va.
moi exceeding fifty per cent. 'un
HON. A. II. SEWER.
Col. Sewer, in despite of the exnress;o,.
public sentiment and hopes expressed. ,h.,t
would remain in Mexico, or at leas. no, ;,o..
upon the democracy of Arkansas, from who
has been the recipient of so many favors. lba =.
pleasant duty OF convincing him that he has uon
lived" their affections, is determined ,o ,.'.
upon the party either his services" or ,bo ob.,
native OF throwing him off. The party indicates :,
various unequivoca ways that he is no, il, cbo;,.
that it would enjoy for once. in twenty vs,,
the democratic privila1e of sAlaciino ts or,
bic servants, but he has determined that wo ~
not enjoy tina: suffrage except upon the ,enu,o !,
incurring his personal disPIeasare and ar,or.s
rebuke. Well, be i so, upon his own sboniJ.-
will rest the blame Of his modification and sb...
The following extract of elter written ~
him on his return from Mexico, ,exhibits m a..
giant spirit towards his old consllents, not ,,L..
been expected, and which lheyby no mean, !.
serve at his hands, and such as hey will bo .l,.
to overlook. The hectoring tos in which bo =
ludes TO the neglected nteres. sf the Wes,oi.
any thing but becoming one wh has ever recoi,.
ed their support, and is again aiing the same (.
YOUR. He will discover on his narn, thu, bo l..
outliyed the affections of the gs people Of III.
portion of the State, and that sei;er is no, c,l
culated to re-insta.e him in thossfectiops ob.n.
which he appears to be SO indifitnt.
g was detained in Mexico Der than =,
pected. did hope 10 be in Arktas, at le,s,Ir
this time. regret this detentioh but could M,
avoid it--and still the moro on asuat of the in,
telhgence have casually receivs since nv "a
turn to the United States. If q been in A..
kansas, there are portions of DoaBorand's cir.
cular, in which | suppose allusioa made 10 mo
that should have felt called upao notice /,
is possible, if right in my conicca, that NAV
do so still, though too late for Gil ea.ion in Ar
kansas before the election in AUD
| should, also, have considerSt due 10 nv.
self 10 say something in reply To- off repeated
SANDER against me about the estnshmept Of \
court at Van Buren,. These shers are rc,
fabrcations, and their exposure "a not stoiI bv
keeping few weeks. And, Iasllk woud have
desired 10 occupy leisure hour 3 wcrng tho
continual cry, which has become srt of chorus
wiIh many, upon The subject of thsglecLed in.
fereStS OF me tcest. what those Elected inie-
res Dr an uot i how
shall be pardoned for my ignoranc cpf them. ns
they have never been mado known.me. if. in.
deed they be known oy those VINO sthe loudesl
on the subject.
may have outIiyed the aflectIo tho good
people Of that portion of our Stale, if so.
shall regret it, but feel full confdea abev can.
not charge me with n neglect Of then,erests.
"One word more, and am dond the pre-.
sent. am candidate for the unexa Senate
rial term for which | was elected in II and for
the full term which succeeds it. | ahp now
shall l be, candidate for Ashley's Wv.
"A. H. 81 ECR.
60 Col. l.. J. REARDoN.''
His threatened exposures of the 4" of aei
SANDERS against him, about the established
a court in Van Buren,, is an electioneernI Iss
The threatened exposures will not be mad m
the election, and they will be unncccssatr
that result. If he has been slandsreotN
that court, he is indebted 10 the Journals ha
Senate. He charges that honorable bodyNr
coriing falsehoods against him, and of that cbg /
we leave tho public 10 judge. Either SevS
or that august body is guilty Of suA
Or he relies upon the supposed Ignorance and
libility Of the people in Tho west, trusting /
they never see, or do not understand the Jourf
Of the Senate.
The complaints so frequently made about
neglected interests by the citizens of the
had no allusion TO Col. Sevior. He has long
ceased TO attend 10 the inicaests of any part ol
State, unless, indeed, it be considered, that, ton
up offices for his extensive race of knsmen va
interest he has so well attended TO, is to wa''A
interests of the State. He can, therefore
his wrath on that score. We do not boho'f
was alluded to, at all when these complaints
made.
To Gen. s. IL. Hampstead.
My DEAR SIR You have Travelled lh
q largo portion of the State ind have
vored to prejudice the people against Juags
ham by charging his friends. in the Nor'n