The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03
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 4 DECENT respect ss ths ssstInents sed feeard A Ger tie fssiiaEs sf any esltnuhity ef fntelli- eent ard nfusniinf AmsrcaA cisifeass Bake lt bash FszpeetiA nad pfspeF fof ths pablizhsf ef pahilo ioafna ns the eomfnencemeht of hls entefpfise, te amnsunce fnliy and faisly shs prineiPlsa ~ which hs viii bs governed asd ths great ebscs ter whieA he wilI contend. aided ky shs peaerfu iHssFamea- self aleae must ~ the psodaciiohs of tfe earth need the refreshing ssowess from hensen, bs wa- tered insiaoraied ana susanined by pnhlic pstroa- age; and as she Amsrican Rspubiic ln alwsys made Bp of the tive dsminant psliiraI parties which dis tiagBlah aud divide the eeInmamity, every newsVa- per- beaides advecaiIag ilu swA yoiiliss psinoPlss with aB untfiuR and seepless vigi unce. ubouidsd- vocats such meaasfes fs- the general Reed as viii
 ake t the fass friend ef every person in the sphere of iis circulstion. by devcloPing and Pnbshing ts seciionni resources sf tIs coaatry, lending eBeour sgelneut to every landnhls enterprise, every good woFk and by reGnFdIng the heneht Of the wisOle as ever paramount 10 indisidual interest.
 strong and pnlpabie dls4llciion should ever lpe made between priariplfs and messaVts. Tbe irst muinhic; the last sub;ect to considerations of sspcdie1c and Poliry. On principles, the greet fathers of our Republic rareiy differed;
 
 sometimes had disrent views of tho latter; of the former, nevet sAE Is
 The constitution of inc usEteJ States and tn. consultations of the several Staies in accordance with t. inc exponenis of the immortal pSigci- pes of RepHblicanism which forever adjust the bsl ance of popular power, and secure dis idua rights in our National and State Governments. The great doctrines of sei-fecfFnent and eqaaiisy ef 1lghfs sad .siiseeJ sssaieses fsity gaassnsie Ay these
 astrous documents which like the great sheet anchor. and thirty assistaat anchors, secare the ship of State at her meorngs, and her ride tecur ly amidst the political pillows and convuisons ths, now agita,e stormy world.
 iu honor of the Patriot Statesman and sage, The. Jefferson, the author of tue declaration of AHferi can Independence, that eur wealthy couns ty the beautiful Arkansas shall bear 10 the end of time-we propose te give the name of the JErrER soxiAx to our journal which shall fearesy advocate his political principles as welt ss develope the re- sources. defend the interest and chronicle the in pFovemens not only and especially of the c"u6iy o Jefferson, but of the young and hoarishing portion of tho State al large.
 T'be county of Jefferson has within It's bounds an aiuence of soil that has made its asscssme folis reach the amount of million three hundred and thirty thousand dollars while the total of the entire State assessment Is bat twenty two millions of doars--ihe county single-hsnded paying one fourteenth of the entire State tax-whie the num- Der of legal voters in the county, as taken some E as present, amounted to five hundred and ffty-two Such fixed and undeniabie statistics we'll IS the fact that several large and opuent t not popuious counties In tie adaeency have organ 0f publiea- ten within their limits the reasons which have led to the dciermiuaiion to establish organ of communication at the county seat of Jefferson, and open its columns to the advertisements, and in de- fence of the local interests of ihls and the counties contiguous.
 1 Tho new mail arrangement to take effect on the firstef October ensuing connecting Pine Bluff three times a week by mail with the mighty Mississippi at Napoleon, wi put the .Jeffersonian' in possess sion of att the European, the Northern, Eastern and southern intelligence long before 1t csR reach the cspisl of the State, and thus he laid before the patrons of tue ''JefErrsonian" much earlier than through the medium of the other papers in the State
 The Publisher docs not deem t incumbent npcn him io enter more fully into the "land marks of the Jeffersonau'' al present Every attention will be paid the dissemination of general intelligence of literary well as of political Ratarc. Great aud attention will Dc given. in noting and pub iishng weekly correctly possible, the prOcee- dngs of the ensuing session ofthe State Legislature, as also. weekly review of the foreign snd domes- tic market of the country. In fine he iatters him self from many years connsxon Uith the press that he will o able io give to the community, that all thu, is right and nothing tha, is wrong, will be achieved through the management and msiru- mentality of the ''Jeffersonian."
 TERMS: . The "Jesfersonisn'' wlll be printed upon large imperial sheet, wfth new and elegant type selected expressly for, and to shit the enterprise; and III be furnished to subscribers st Two dollars and fifty cents in advance, or four dollars at the end of the year.
 The first number of the "Jcffersonianp will be issued iy in October. Those who may wish their cards and advertisements tc appear in the first num- bcr of the "Jefersonian," which will De extensively circulated throughout the State, will forward them without delay, to the publisher at Pine Bluff. VIM E. SMITH, PUBLisHER.
 Pine Bluff, AFkansas, Sept. llth IStS. nlQc0l ilTlnAl