Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-09-16

performing duty, gave
him his reelection IN
1910.
As politician. Gov Full.
ton was a member Of the
democratic party; and
while none was more con-
scientious and jealous in
the support and advocacy
OF his party, with "a mag
uanimijy and federation
which all might admire nd
/ |usCiuly initiate, he accord
led honesty and patriotism
oi purpose TO tAoso who
differed with-hin, and 10
his personal intercourse re-
tTaracd all friends. lie
died without leaving an
'eucmy behind him.
o. An exchange says II looks bad to SEQ 4 man
borrowing his neighbor's newspaper because he is
TOO slin-y to lake one himself. Or to borrow an
umbrella, an article orcommon use, and one which
can be bougA, for dollar.
OF Mr.. A. II. Brown of divers Prarte mo-, in
forms tina, Rough and Ready pole will be
planted near his house, on the 23I inst. 1t is 10
be 235 feet long.
/ That is very long pole, Mr.. Brown, bat !. will
not knock down parstmoas.
/ o. Tom Corwiu says ,aaI ..o.d Lach's body is
| covered with ticks and his legs and arms with
moss" " If that is the case he is u beautiful can
didato for all the decency;" better send him to
the Orangou,ongs.
AHEANsAs.-Ths Wings have been making
considerable gains in Arkansas, although it is
thought hardly sufficient 10 enable them 10 carry
the S.ola.--JIcts9a S0uihefn.
Hardly, that true, yet, Notwithstanding Johu-
son beat Newton nearly two to one, sill tAora are
some wings in Mississippi and elsewhere, who be-
llevo that" " Arkansas is doabTul; - and in this
State, with abou! as much reason, the samo thing
Is believed Of other strong democratic States.
Omo.-ln this State, late events ensure her
electoral vote to Cass and Butler without doubt.
The =" Western Reserve " with lis 500 whig ma
jority; comprising three Congressional districts. has
gone over 10 Van Bureu, members of Congress.
whig press votes und all. SO much for The Free
SOIL movement.
PRoPHEcIEs.-PhiIhp OHyarius, monk Of Or.
val, in the year 1914 predicted, ii is said, all the
rerla. .iable events Of The present century. The
following lines have long been current in Germa-
ny; would not be King in 1918; | woald
not bo a soldier tn lSfD; / would not Do grave
digger in 1880. BuI would be whatever YOU
please in 1881.
Revolution, war, pes,ilonco and prosperity, we
suppose. are then to rule successfully during The
present and the three following years. Taeso re-.
suits, from present appearances, are by no means
improbable.
GATRAED the sculptor, has sent through Mr.
Nottemare, bust of the late Archbishop of Par
Is 10 The american Catholic clergy of The county
10 the citizens Of New York.
North Carolina.
The Raleigh Standard gives the following as
the complete but unofficial returns OF the recent
ELECTION for Governor of North Carolina
For Charles Manly, whig, 4O2iO
For David s. REID, loco, 39393
Wing majority, S47
The Legislature stands rs follows :.
SENAr&--Whig %, loco-focos 21, whig mai 3. !
House OF CoWHoNs-Tie: wings go. IocoS so /
giving the wings , majority on Joint ballot.
nc seat of the Whig Senator from Oranre
County is contested. %
There is ono vacancy in each branch Of the
new Legislature, occlsionod bv the death Of the
L'co-Foco Senator from Duplin Co., and in the
House Of Commons, by the death of the membar
rom the Country of Burke. who is a whiu. A /
u .. Senator is to be chosen by this Legislature
TO succeed Hon. GEO L. BADGER. Whis. whose
term expires IN March neXt.-M Y. Tribune.
MISsoURI.-Bowlin, Bayel, Green, Hill, and
Ipe'Ps. Democrats, elected to Congress. The (
State Legislature is Democratic three 10 one. |
King, (D.) elected Governor by $4,000 majority.
lwoA.-Lofler and Thompson Democrats. cleo
ted to Congress. In the State Legislature lbc
Senate Is Wing, and the House Democratic. 4
ILLINOIS. s.-Baker, (whig, the volunIeeA Went.
worth, Richardson. Harris, Young, McClernand
and Blssoil, democrats, elected to Congress.
NORTH CARoLiNA.--From this Stale no com.
plete rotunrs have reached as. The latest state.
mont is, thar Wing Governors elected by prob.
ably 400 majority, and tie in both branches of
the Legislature.