Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-18
From the Arkansas Banner.
EIcction for U. s. Senator.


lows:
In THE SENATE.-Those gentlemen who voted
for Mr.. SEWER, were Messrs. Austell DICKSON,
Evans, Could Hampton, May yfeld, McCamy, Rec
tor, Rev burn, Shaw, Simpson, Watkins and Mr..
President--l3.
For Mai. BoRLANp--Messrs. Armstrong, Chism
Clarke, Maxwell, NlcClain, Mitchell, and William
som.
For Mr.. NoLAND-Messrs. Burke, Flanagan,
Poindexter, UnderhilI and Wilson,.
In THE HogsE-Those gentlemen who voted
for Mr.. SEVER, were Messrs, Bakor, Costar Dick
son. Dye, FIournoy, Garner, Gordon, Harris Hill,
Hudgens, lizard, Kesee, Lester, Marshall, Mitchell,
Montgomery, Nettles, Parks, Reynolds Robinson
of Jackson, Singleton, Watson, Weils-23.
Those gentlemen who Voted Tor Mr. bokLAND'
were Messrs. Berry, Bngsley, BumPass, Clark,
Deeds, Dodson, Dunn, Enyart, Erwin, Farmer,
Featherston, Gage, Galbreath, Gaskins, GImer,
Greer, Hammock, Hensey, Howard, Hudson,
Maddux, Moore. Murphy, Pettus, Riggs, Russell,
Sadd!er, Scott Shinn, Smith, Stlrman, Thompson,
Wilson of Washington, Wilson of Crawford, and
Mr.. Speaker--35.
Those gentlemen who voted for Mr.. holland,
were Messrs. Bertrand, Cannon, Collins, Eddlng-
ton, Fletcher, Martin. Preston, Price. Rafeld, Ro-
binson of Lawrence, Stth, Trapnal, Woods--l3.
The gentleman who voted for JOIN MILLER was
Mr.. Lesiie-l.
BY reference TO the above it will be seen how
each member voted-who were faithful 10 their
pledges, and who are worthy of the trust reposed
in them by their constituents. We have reason TO
beIive that some have proved themselves Tecreant
to their pledges, and thereby have rendered them
selves unworthy of the honor thus conferred upon
them. We forbear 10 mention the names Of those
we have reference TO, but we hope that they may
be remembered and when an opportunity presents
itself that will reap the reward of all rccreants.
6TThe ups and downs in political life are n
lesson to all of us, and should be monitor TO all
men in power. To-day, respected followed, fiat
tered--to-morrow, passed by unnotced. The
great Marshal SoULr, one Of the greatest Marshals
Of Napoleon, was beaten as candidate for member
ship Of the Chamber Of Deputies for St. AmaDs,
by a shoemaker; and in one of the provinces a
journeyman tailor has been appointed Prefect. If
they have any intelligence, good sense and integ-
rty, rejoice at it if ignorant, brutal and cor
rupt no repubcanism country under
the government of such men. The true founda-
lion Of liberty is education-the superiority OF
mind, acknow ledgement of virtue, render men fit
for public stations.
FOREIGN MIIssIoNARIEs.-The Boston .Alas
states that the number of foreign missionaries now
under the care of the American Boa rd is about
$40, and under the care of the Northern Ba pits,
Union about 270, requiring for carrying out their
plans of Christian Philanthropy annual contribu-
,ions from the churches of about S4O0, 900.
MExICANs SETTLING IN TExAs.-The Corpus
Christi Gazette, of the lOth inst. says: ave
conversed yesterday with an intelligent trader
from the Rio Grande, whose habita,iou is on this
side Of the river, and Immediately opposite Guor-
rero. He says many persons have moved over
to their lands on the American side, but we fear
they are far from being comfortable. They have
no protection from the Mexican authorities. and
none from the Americans and in order TO save
their property and TO protect themselves from the
Indians and marauding bands, THEY have formed
sort of provisional government, by selecting an
alcade and four advisers"
0FThe following communication was BROUGHT
to us by our worthy townsman Mr. THOMAS II.
JOHNSON, for which he will accept our thanks
1t was handed 10 US at late hour yesterday eve
ming:
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 18th. 1913.
DEAR SIR:-The joint House had fouI balIotings
to-day, for U. S. Senators. withou, resulting in
an election. On the lst, Borland received fl
sewer 30, Noand Is, Miller l. On the %, the
same vote. On the 81 and 4.h-Borand II,
sewer 36, Noand Is, Miller /.
On these ballotings McCamy and Mayfeld. of
washington, Dickson of Benton Parks and Net.
t,es. OF Yell, and Gordon, of Conway, voted for
sewer, greatly to the surprise of every one, as
II was Known that their constituents were largely
for Borland
lhe town is full of government officers and
Spectators. all electioneering for SEWER What
.hey VIII do after to-day's result, cannot saw. as
II IS The general opinion here that all parties will
nO'u out, and consequently not elect Senators un.
u next Spring. Some of these gentlemen will
nave 10 return to their official duties, or Uncle
Sam Will give them their quetus. The Crawford
ueieSaton talk of sending for their families. and
taxing quarters for the season-intendinr never
10 pun up their pegs until Boz and is elected II
IS hard TO say which side will give in. In all
PROBABILITY the potatoe patches of the North and
west VIII go without tilIing, the next year, there
ore II Is 10 be hoped that their constituents will
RAISE a.doube quantity of that important item of
1000, TO prevent famne--no person can now.
name the day of adjournment.
The balloting will continue tomorrow. anl for
aught know, for month to come.
he inauguration of the Governor takes ploca
on wednesday the 18th, and at night, Iurder.
stand. he w tbrn,,