The Arkansas banner., 1848-03-07
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ss tlr ss5a4tF g s4sis - aassz us ss.s fs f.T4-f vytomrnencing the Tweaty. Volume ofthe Review, we have to acknowledge the eonlinuaace fs ibefsi patronage the part ef the public, and 4 an enthusiastic response rom she Demoeieslc nnks to these principles of National Peiiey which b our endeavcF to elucidate. We have entered hto extensive arrangements lesa great variety ct
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 The new year vsliIbe marked by one of the most .retng presids6tiai eiscsiops, under eireamstan- les of more grsve impostance to our institutions |Ast have oeeaFrsf ia our national history. st is |Nesrfore vfhe highest consequence that the great ssesjons which sae the union toits centre. should ,th cSiness. iaboriousiy investigated, |sd clearly understood While the Democratic par |t appsrentiy spit Into several divisions through |ee yefv success which has caused 1t to triumph fn se vindiessi0h cf old fssues uatil new ones have kecme necessary, the gseatdsmoeyatic Aeart Of the n,Ien beats in unison with noble patriotism, and xes n sn honest satisfaction at the rising gioFies |s our western Empire, the foundations of which re only now teing tsid. and welt itheenmes us to soceeA dispassioaately and nnsFstandingiy tn the tsofk committed t0 usl Although as sthousand gene. 'wicfsp are not looking d0wa npon us from the s.sss Of the Aasshasiss sssto hshesd osR deeds" |kcasanis yet to come, swarmiug the Intervening ,sliies win thrcns tue Rocky Meunfains. the Ale aanes and the CofdiisFas all booking back to curse
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