The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-15


 And yea sksAid remember loo. ta.ua .lav.ry |. social ussFs EAa Polllieal evil and t is very i proper 0 usA. e desire Co use. tho dsmoeratc party for the eEadieatoa of every social evil that | may exist. The doctrine q the Democratic Na- tIeGual CoAvahfians of tss0-&4-45. so which Mir. Van BaFea subscribed ia lst0. s. tias slavery is matter entirely 1Edcr tle eentrut of the Shses wherea it exists, nRd matter ia which the peer pic of the nca-sase holding States have right or buSiaess ie interfere.
 In fcaasyisania. slavery ss sScthaden by an ac, of assembly,, and may exist again whenever oar iegis lature sa~ kt ts rcpcal iset act, aad suppose the sas state of things rKisss i the State ef N. York. Then whai foGly u, s tu ciamer far the passage of an iec pEoyisc tist slavery shall nsa exist RI any tcrrtery Of the uBisci States south of eaSiaa itae 0f latitude whie any State ~hich nay bc admitted istc the U aien of the territory mas esiab fish slavery by r~pNaiine CT enactiag act Sf s-nbly. fDesh $ well established thas Congress has power CT esatrol tho faaaasaensal laws ei State, they ecisg TntiTcsy and exclusively ia tho peope who compose tho State
 Yaa have both saClsl and pess.icai evils a the State of New York, There Is, Tor ssstanos tho great political cvif of paper meaoS~-oashipg. call Il political evil sccaase ds butt aR solety by the sts,atc laws of yoar Stae Ky force aad virsse of these laws essBiag fcw arc enabled Co Haaaa- lecture tags aud lanp-laack iaso money. fer the especial nso aud beaeht of those who lahos.
 You hays what is oalied the Safety kand'' sys- ,cm of banking, of which yeHs great chsei, Mt. Van Bnren, the author and fsnnder; oac ot wlich was the Canal Bank of Albany, which failed day or two siace, having S30op.s of is false promises in circulation
 Aud then you have the "Free Banking system, which, pcfhsps, well aaInsd, for by itihe bankers are enabled to pandcr more freely. Ind sssne Of the proectoFS and supporters of hs system kganRg ptapaInsnuy la yeaT lata ephseettoa at Utica. To this system be.ong tse Akaas Naaks ands ssvsrd others that failed sone mouths age. e~iag aeastas rabfy than they had means te pay s
 l.. .f. .NaA and Afeaa1 laws of New York. from which the people of the neighborng States often safeF severely, for vefy large amount of the no,es of broken banks of your State ere 10 hc feand In Inc chests and ceirrs n 9A people But you do not fud hie democrats oi our State calling democratic conventions so abolish Pa- per rrioncy banks of New York. Nor dc yoa hnd any n,ember cf cohgfess from this or any ether State silly enough to offer prsviso te territorial government biii, that neither banks paper n'o- sey shall exist in any territory of the United states i"
 And there is no other which may be more pro periy termed social than political evf. alludo 10 the feuda1 tenures by which ihs lands in son'e parts of our Satc held, which have gwen rise o those anti rent disturbances for which Now foFk has become of late Proverabisl. This docs ae' ceaeern ,is tn any other respect than that t sets bad exaifiple to those among who do not want iu pay rent and it grevcs us to see your aheriiis mar ee real aad your ardhaRded farmers spending their lives in your peniteAtilries
  press that there shall be other tban fes-snpio
 iIcs 10 lgnd in the Territories of the nted tates, anu cali convention 10 abolish all repts for lands or tsnetnents in The State 0i New York, But thess are your geculiar installations, with witteh have no basiaesS, except that laay he excasad for complaining htlle when we happen to be piulder- ed by one, or shocked by the a1oeIties consequent upoa the other.
 The democratic party, to which you and pro- iess to beloug, is composed of men spread the broad space of eur wplc Union It could not fl is would, and ought -nOt if h could, interfere In le cal disputes, waste it's enefgies in attempting tn remove local political svfls butt acting finder ta broad motto of ''te greatest good of tho greatest number,'' it must nominate its candidates aud shape it's notion with sagls eye to tie gsest aud pTom nent ip erssis Of ihe nation at laERs. and with view to the preseryatoH aad aappart of those in- valuable institutions hch cost our fathers so much blood and treasure.
 cannot, therefore. join with you, in what be- lievc 10 be unholy crassde against portion of the people of cur Union, who went heart aud hand with Hs in achieving the great victory of eur giori revolution, aud iIl iay Ing ts fouDdation of free government and free nafitations crusade il opposition to the advice ef the immortal Father of hts CeuetFythat will ehgeniss strife, couten'I0n. and angsr, and that may array in bloody stTiie brother against brother, and against father. Bat shaIi continue In the ranks of that party that has given to our glorious Unios, Prssdsnts Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, JaekseF- aud Folk md shall continue to exert my humble influence in aid of it's neasures aud it's men, and shall in for thy share of the festivities aud reJoicings that will follow the triumphant success of Cass and But Ter at the ensuing election.
 Very respectfully, yoars,
 ANDREW MILLER.
 f'o Messrs. JcHS CocHR,S and others. com ,ni,tss.