The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-26
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 DRAR sla- Our circuit esart Is in session, and the State trials aas come up al this term. have brought together izrger concoarse of the reigps. tilsn Is usasi in Saline. Therc Is also a considerable sprinkliBg of '.Iand sharks." ..smong whom. are got few political aspirsnts, and party leaders, s,-conssqnenil our daily recreaiion during the hosrs Of reeess has been, and from present ap pearaBees Is likely to be occupied in making and listening 10 the expositonsof democra'ie and ''DO p1rty" doctrines. There Is always a williag audi es,cs, bnt seldom much enthusiasm. On Monday Gen. Yeit.harangued the sssrmblage with hts usual force. and ia that happy conversational style that s peculiar 10 him. He listened to with great at tentioB. and much sppafent satisfaction. His speech was at times forcibly representative, and now and then. intersPersed with ssilies of wit and play fal anecdotes that relieved ihe length sf bis re- marks. He showed that thc present mo party" party vas but wolf in Sheep's cc.hing, and oc- cuPied very Dcarly the same grounds of the tories of the revoulion the f-derasis in the time of Jef ferson's administration, the opponents of the of
 
 ministfaiion, and the "Ao- sspplcs party'' of the war with Mexico. He scored 1t to the Taylor -msn most beautifully, but respccfuy--and seemingly convinced his audience, that He sEresi trey e ,ain the couniry EiH be 10 stsct Taglor and FiHmore-- We were all satisfied with this effort, except ssme of our whig friends, who thought 1t necessary, in order. If possible, to counteract the inAaence of Cen. YsIs speech 10 call upon Fred " Trap6aii to answer to-day. Immediately after dinner. the specialization re-comm need, and for two hours aud half, Mr. TrapnalI, who Is decidedly of the most agreeable and interesting whig orators er te Stste laboFed hard to Hnde what was done yesterday, he weatinio detailed statement of his account of tiie bunks and high tariff, aud en- deayored 10 explain, that ilse democratic party of dAc present day, had formerly advocated these measures. Unfortunately for hitn however the Escts are not in h is favor.
 We are to have another triad of skill to day be- tween shesc two gen'les,en, and by the time the session of the court Is finished the people of Saline, are likely to be pteuy well gorged with po- liticsl speeches.
 Major Borland was here Monday, but although he expected. and appeared anxious to have powwow, he dii not speak. He has goBe to Hot Springs. Gen, Hampstead is also present, but has declined pressing his claims pubcly-as there are so many others here anxious to speak.
 There is less excitement here. either abeut the presidential or tho senatorial election. than would seem probable. If there is any wire-working going on it is done in the dark. do not recoll,c ever having seen community so nearly approaching apathy with regard 10 political subjects. What has been said about this county, being co overwhel- miugly in favor of BorIand, is all humbug. There many here who have expressed au anxiety 10 see Col. Se.ier-
 The criminal cases of Jno. B. Hester and 0. L. White, will be called tomorrow. The Hester case will probably be removed to yoHr county. As ti'e old phraEe goes ''no raOre at present.
 MOCCASiN CORNER.