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The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05
Auditor of the Stale.

The "Demccrat" and one of its correspondents seem anxious to provide successor to the present incumbent of the Auditors office. Capt Dauley s name has been brought forward, gentleman for whom we entertain the highest regard, and whose approval of such of his name we have no req son to believe he has given.
 ltis a matter beyond dispute, except perhaps by the Baiesyis Eagle, that Cen. Conway has uni formiy discharged the duties of this important and responsible office, ably faithfully and correctly To this fact his reports the reports of examining com mi'tees spread upon the State Journals and all who have had business in his office, will testify 1t is certainly important to the State that the Au. dtor should be efficient and accurate business man, whose whole tine would be devoted to the ohce and such a man Is the present Auditor ; as we believe all will acknowledge. IT he has been derelict in duty will aid the Democrat in in its opposition 10 him. when he exposes it, but q, present wedo not feal disposed 10 join in removing good officer and good democrat.
 We Will quit this subject by very briefly tell ing the secre, of tse Democrats opposition to the Auditor. He has sirsa :se DriaGag required to bs done or Als eos 10 tAe Bsansr and what is probably still greater crime, he once made an affidavit, that Mir. Woodruff sold the Gazette 10 the Whigs when dsmoerais applied 10 purchase it on his own terms
 The fact 10 this latter transaction may De found by referring to the Banner when edited by Major B6Tland.
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PositiNelx the Last.

Gen. Taylor has written letter to the Charles. ton News" in which he iatims,es, that it was h.. intention. to have accepted any nomination for President, and that far from having any peculiar prsiieeton for the whig party, that he would have 'accepted the nomination of the Philadelphia Con ven,ion. as'weii as the nomination of many primary assemblies gotten up in various sections of the Union, Ia 'Ons iasfsRees ursspetipa q party; and sssid Aare sec>pffd As nation sf iie Bslti- mors Conrtnttoa, had t bsea i,a4>ysd on tie sane fsyms."
 Have the xhigs Q candidate after thls1
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Nha xiIl Aa RnsIa,ni,

Every day brings as intslligence of the hot en- thasiasm of ths dsmeeEsile party throughout the Union. aad the con66sat reliance of tis upon the saecess of lis principles The 'harrah for Tay- loT.' which t was supposed would arouse party feeling and rus like fire in sbe Prsriss, warming every whiT hsAsi and anmaiing the doabafa to the eoatest has utterly fail 1, and the cold strram of d~adeesion, and apathy have taken tho plnce.
 Wherever elections have been had the result clearly shews that the people require something more tlan mere military fame or the name of one man b eoutend for, and that they unwilling 10 rcpudiate the axiom ''Of measures not men.'
 In Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Missouri, the de- ,neeratc ticket is triumphant while in North Caro- lima, where the whig majOriiy has formerly reached to 1000, there now seems, 10 make the least of U I to be drawn battle. Oar latest accounts. with county tO be heard from, do not give Manly the whig candidate more than $50 majority and II still Is matter of dispute to the complexion of the Legislature. Kentucky alone has stood by her oi- legianee to the whlg eanss-sl,hOugh giving to Taylor candidates majoFities reduced greatly from what Mir Clay once commanded
 l In answer to the question with which ve com meneed, we can truly say taa, every indication points clearly and nndeaiably to the eisction of Gen. Csss- Intelligent gentlemen who have been Eastward, wlnigs as well as democrats, whom we have heard express an opinion, agree upon one point that every thing at presen, highly favOra- l ble ,s tho election of Cass and Butler.
 As q matter of curiosity we extract from the ! Union the opinion of Father Ritchs, veteran of the press Gho has more than ordinary facilities for acquiring information upon the subject, aIthsugh must disagree with him when he puts dow II Fiorida and Georyia as doubtful: "we regard the election of CasS and Butler safe in ali human pFohability-our friends of course, still continuing 10 do their duty. Oar figures are follows. We positively claim the following States for Cas- and RntleF
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LovELr CLAIMS,
To tse Edissv sf tA< Bssay,

70 Lse EdasT 9t lAs baaasy:
 DrAR SIS; send you another copy of hiii for publication. It has like tbc other. been reported and the calender, for the last four or five en,hs There is now no hope, that A will bc reached this session. IL extends the tune for she location of Lovely claims. It is act of general relief, ap- plying to many eases. our State. IL will pass, the coming winter, without doubt
 The bill for a new Judicial District ln the wes, of Arkansas, never reached this House, Onsil the last of June, and never was reported e the House by the Jadieial eaminiiiee aaSa tl.e iT,h ef July u s on the calender in committee ef the whole on the Union; and with every effort hHye been able to make. could aeSer get n sat of that committee. have now for ten days had Joseph lngrrsol as ehairmas of the committee. trying to get il np. He will continue 10 the end Of the session. us 1 will myself, to try 1t, bat confess, have little hope of success this session.
 Though ] presume | shall be blamed for its failure mast say, that it will le strange. if shall be held responsible for the passage A the iouse, in one month of long and closing session, of 5ili, which it took it's supporters eight months to get through the Scnate--and the more particularly will Il be, notable when rceoliected thai there is ten tunes the facility for husiness in the Senate, that there is in the House, and Rot one fourth of the members to deal with in the fOrmer as ia the latter, and that whilst the House and is committees, are ali decidedly whig-the Senate and its committees, decidedly democratic
 have had every obstacle to eneouater, and not one eighth of the time that has been occupied by the peculiar frienos of this measure in the Senate, and whilst the father of the measure a member of the democratic committee, to which IL belonged in the Senate-the same committee in the Hoase whig, and 1 have Rot had the advantage of being member of it.
 Enough of this subject. may possibly yet get it through. and if can ] will and il l can not, then will press the saiife bill Ter Ts passage next winter so as to leave the Senate to act on then
 Truly your friend,
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THAT ROUGH AND READY MEETING.

Curiosity led me for the first time. to attend this meeting las, Saturday evening. I had heard it rumored, tbat something rich was to be expected, nothing les' than the actual demolition of demo cratic efee9r, and that too, by the philosophical and astronomical member, who, so ingcniousy studies ont the signs of the times, and writes whig soBgs.
 The noisy bell called loudly and repeatedly for members to come on, but being rather dilatory in the matter, t was concluded that few of the elect just then seated round the table, should amuse themselves and the persons present, by real old fashioned coon and hard cider song Those who have heard the whig songs of '4o, would conclude. there was vast falling of somehow or somewhere Instead of going 1t with real gus'o one was lef, to sing it solitary and alone. He did the best he eeala aus! retired, eyiaes;y much to :he sa;sfae- lion of the rotund and conicnted ex-edtor, who oc- euPies the chair in front. Seated on a bench by the side of the table, and froniing the chair are few gentlemen, Sao constitute the esseace, ths elixir, of the aforesaid elab, though the gallant Colonel, who occupies the left of the Gazette, must not be included ill the number. IL was con- psi'nentary to these gentlemen, to observe with what patience they endured, the silent dulness of the various iBierlades, for tho yauning was he- coming alsrmingly contagious, when Fsrrelly, Farre'y, was loudly called for. That modest younc gentleman walked from the door to the chair and pulled out his papers. He is svidently fayoriie with his party, for he was warmly greeted with APpianse. II just then occurred to me, tlaai oar aeesor, the Colonel, had better r2iiIe before ha i. pat Aor' du combat, for !: will be reduced ,o actual
 eFnopstra'ion that Cass is noiiing but eraoniiea- non Of that long ssfed animal. which, with one let ter taken away. his name denotes. But notwiih- standing the iate0se syoHy of the orators denunea tons' notwithstanding the sublime moral reeiitads or old Zach, notwithstanding the melting tenderness of Mexican sympathy, notwithstanding ,he sespo~ ;5s'a .. .a-ses x Folk shse-vs3 :as Tz.laa: Gel
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"Iosne forwars, than, ye suffering noo, s s ye"a oPpfsssoTs that you men aad ns, " fe'n 'as holds where ysa ioA a the hss. q, .eEA "sot ai'e ne ireS' et wiaict, cossing cut of , h
 ei esrth thosc hiJdcn rehes which n,nis,a, ''a'' 'Nfants iGSury- from. the hlthy lnn,s " feAt cewer ih rags and wet. and misery h,sis.. leS shame From the eyes Of your irllas. ,,I 'ssf ing " yea lave esne Il D through the ae.h x,
 own e'liaren, io fan the ilickerinr aama o, tl Nithta yen~-trom the nader ground erll.r, ~ .'e som" oe yea, endowed, perhaps, with h,gh ,..s-. uoas and saaay geniuss grovel, worm ,. ..,. aHa nas''ness, carsing the rule wssch has .,,. you dewn to dust, and sxtingaished Inc he,..l, 'sh' wilma yeu~-frota She haunts of cria,s ,,,.s ~''h breaking hearts, yea sell the h-~1nty vSs', "'s intended 10 adorn inc homes of yj.tse ,h,, ,si n"aseF head which Is preyiag on your en,rs,s ,, uo sausHea~e come forth, cemc ferth. ya poey " wear The garh Of humanity you hay. tho ,n,,... aner oi lnea. Lot lhe earh have so,ne,ht,, .,,s
 ic. me appearance clothe a resliiy You u.r. h'aoe 70 t'od 2 likeness fremiers and sr,s,,.,, may drny 1t, but the Man.t;od whe died f,, ,.,, naS sad SO Blood ercalatss lm yoe4 veins ,, Y" ' eG have rights to demand and wronss il. ,s....-
 Lou nave as rich flnid within your hssr,. n. x.
 fiSh'S "ho tramp on you. You are ike theps , physical formation. Ii they prick you do yon s1, o'eed! II they pesson yoa, dc you not die ya., are stronger than they are They arc few ,rd y,, are many r, tiiea, grapplc with them. aud ,,y iah or Two. li Is oaiy when you have your ba.A- round their waists that you eau truly esp,,r ths. strength or waakness "
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05
LITERARY NOTICES.

TIE DEMOCRATIC REVIEW for August comes to us embellished with portrait of John Mitchell, the irish patriot Its pages usual are repIe,e with rich and interesting original matter. rendering it alike valuable to the sdmirer of Literature and ,hs student of State Policy.
 IRE LONDON ouAarERLr REviEw.--The July number ot this sterling publication has been receiv ed Among its contributors are many of the bes, and most celebrated writers of Eurooe and America. II forms oi Itself complete text book of modern h'sra'are' science and art and cannot bat be ner- ss'ing to all who wish to keep even with the spirit of the ago.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05
The Nfis.e. wooa,. Aenaemv.

This institution, under the compe.eat saperin,eI- dsnes of the Misses Wood. commenced l.s session en Monday the 18th inst. There are those among us whe have already received the benefits of the tai- sien of thsss ladies. and speak in the highest and nest faitesing terms of their ability to impart a complete and 6nEshed education. their aniabiiity and careful and kind supervision of shs exercises and conduct of their PaPiia Iflaag experience and esiaeni saeeess. In tho instruction Of young lsdie. is any gssran,y af ability, the Ms..es Wood well deserve the notice and patronage of car ci,i1ens-
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remaining States, we do no, concede to

In each of these, think, the struggle is to be very close and doubtful In Tennessee il will certainly be SO unless the best informed politicians are deceived, Cass has fully as good chance for this State as Taylor In calling the remaining five ot these last named States very doubtful. we state our impressions only, formed upon the best infor nation within our reach. We do not profess to know as much about them-especialy New Jersey Delaware in io44, gave Clay less than 300 majority New Jersey, with near s0, Quo votes. gave Cisy about 500 majority; Mar land, with about 70,0O0 votes, gave about 3,0o0 whg majority; while Ienhes-ee, with l20o00 votes, gave Clay ma Jority of II. 0a the whole. then, we regard the election of Cass and Batter, suGe and we believe that they quite likely to receive 200 electoral votes, as to receive less thaa i75.
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ELECTION REIrRXS.

The congressional returns have been receive d rom all The eoantiss of the State except Izard and rks. k- w Jobnson's tD) majority over T. W Newton tW ) in the cosD,iss already heard from n SOSs and the two thai have not made returns ~hl iae'sase 1t to nearly $500 This is by far q s'saftr ng0Fsy thaH srsv ras oGtG;sed ia sykansa. or we believe in any other State where but a3 Oao vetes were boiled.
 h Marion county. ]. II. Deeds, tD) and In Green county. P Lester, (D) are electedlO the House of Representative.
 Al the special election for Sheriff in Independence county. A. Alexander was elected sheriff by large majority.
 In the next Legislature upon a joint ballot there wil be v Democrats and g whigx
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COL. HARK W. IzlRD'S APPOINTMENTS.

This stirling old democrat informs us that he h'' determined again to take the stump in the cause O democracy and for the purpose of aiding to main tain the ascendeney of cass and Butler, in Arkan sas he will address his fellow citizens at the follow ing places upon the days appointed. At Bolivar, Poinses,e CO.,, Aug. g. Al Gainesville, Green co. Aug. 30. At PocAhonfas, Randolph eo., Sept. lst. At Jackson, Lawrence O., Sept 2d. At SmithyiIe, Lawrence CO.,, Sept 4th. At Basesville, Independence O., Sept 9th. At Athens, lxard CO, Sept. S,h
 At Liberty, lsard CO.,, Sept. 9th
 At Heltvilie, M MArion CO.,, Sept. i1tb. Al Lebanon. Searcy O.. Sept. 18th. At Jasper. Newtos. O., Sept. 18th. At CaFro'ltoO, Carroll CO.,. Sept. 18th. At Huntsville, Madison CO.,, Sept. 18th. At BentoBsiiie, Benton CO.,, Sept. 2I At Fayetteville, Washington co, Sept 22 At Cane Hill. Washington co, Sept p. Al Van Baren. Crawford CO.,, Sept 9. At Ozark, Franklin co, Sept. 27.
 Al Clarksvilie, Johnson co. Sept & At Dover. Pope co. Sept %.
 At Clinton, Van Buren CO.,, Oct. 20. Al lewishnrg. Conway O., Oct. 4,h. At Perryville, Perry CO.,, Oct. 6sh.
 At Little Rock Pulaski CO, Oct 9th At Mouth Cache, Monroe CO.,, Oct. lIlh
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R. w. JOHNSON.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. ] May l6 IStS

A BILL To authorize the location of certain adju-
 dieated claims in the State of A. hansas, com
 monly known Lovely Donation claims.
 Be II eaacteg bq the Seaaie and House ef Representa- t'rss Q se United Sales of -8me,lcd a Congress sembied, hat all donation claims arising under the act approved twenty fourth day, eighteen hundred and twenty eight. entitled An act 10 aid the State of Ohio in extending the Miami canal from Dayton to Lake Erie, and to grant quantity of land 10 said State, to aid in the construction of canals thoriKed by law, and for making donations of nn | to certarn persons in Arkansas territory under the several acts supplementary 10, or anendatory of said act which satisfactorily prsven before the twenty fourth May, eighteen hundred and thirty and admitted by the proper officer, to be valid and genuine, and which may not since have been discovered 10 be spataus and ffaudulen and which remain unlocatsd in whole or in part by reason of defective entries, the death infancy of the parties, may be located a, any time within two years from the date of this act, in the same mode and manner in every respect, as might have been done on the twenty fourth May, eighteen hundred and thirtyeight, the day when the said several laws in relation to said claims expired Pro- Utaea, hat no location shall be allowed within the time limited by hts act, Of any claim alleged be fraudulent, until all taat of fraud shall be removed 10 the satisfaction of the Commissioner of the General Land Office. And that after the expFa- ton Of two years from the date ef this act, none of said lands, that may then remain, shall be further reserved by the President from saie,
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cREAf INDICTMENTS for NEW SUBSCRIBERS
 aeR wn~ rAw

In order that the Banner may increase Us aireaey extensive circulation, we have determined to rrdee the subscription price for the new volume, coUsien- cling with this number.
 A remittance of FIvK DOLLARS, IN kpvAScE, by mail, or otherwise, will entitle ssfscrfbe to the paper fer TWO years two sUhser eribers, ONE year. This applies to those paying in advance, but none others. Three dollars Hill, in all cases, be smandcd of those in arrears at thistime
 To AeExTs.-0ur agents throughout the Stale authorized to receive for iro years Subscription from one subscriber, FrvE DOLLARS, m adraHee; or from two subscribers. fire dollars. for one year.
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Trial of wn. n. GarIand.

The trial of Mr. Garland, for shooting Jadge Hightewer, al Lewisville, Lafayette tos last May, came uP at the reesnterm of the HsmPssead circuit court and terminated in his acquittai. ThecOunsei for the defence Messrs Pike, Currnn, and Hub bard, for the prosecution, the States Attorney was assisted by Msssr~ Trapnsll, Cock, Csmmins and JOrdan--thc trial lasted . week, and Tho immense and acknowledged talent of the ecansel engaged en. sarsd a thorough investigation sf tue ease.
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NOTlCE.s

The committee appointed in the meeting of tn. Democratic association, Saturday the 26th ut. s requested by the chairman, to meet in the Hall the city Council, on Thursday next, the 7th ins, at o'clock P. M. The committee appointed are Col. JnO- :. ROane, Messrs. J. M. Danley. L. Reardon. Michael rsnd. Francis Drew. A. J. Hut J. B. John7on, C. E. Moore. L. A. whitely, Jacot Wcltman, and Alexander George.
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Demorra,. of pn,..li

Remenser the meeting of the Democratic asso cation a, the city HaII on Saturday evsaiag aext Ls, ons end ali attend to complete ihe organixa,OI of the sssOciaioa and tS sxchangs their greeting. with their fsllo~ laborsrs In the scSd cause. Do net forget tha; 'sn assos there IS strength" and ssks one more sEfart ;s rsaes- "ea rulsski' from :hs :h-aiaSa s:wh;gSary
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Total

As we are now departing from the usual course of party presses during canvass and making these statements to the public with the same candor which VIC should use towards a democratic friend who might conhdentially ask us for our advice in making up his betting book, we deem it proper to say that have felt eAfi,eiy confident of car- rying all these three last named States until quite recently. We arc n0sr, however, in possession of information 10 the state of feeling in each of them upon which we fully rely and this information, added to the result In North Carolina, and the spirit displayed at Buffalo, leaves little reasonable doubt on our mind that they wi all three vote for Cass. He, however, will, in all human probability, be elected, as We have said, without one of their I9 votes.
 Or the remaining States, we do not concede to
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We are gratifsd to learn that ,ae arrival a, this place Of Col R. w. Johnson is daily expected. His friends will be glad to greet one who has so long and sO-fsishfuy labored for them, in the discharge cf his duties their representative.
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Col. A. H. Sevier has returned to the State, and has stopped at his plantation in Jefferson couny- We understand that his health is no, good bu, ,ha, hs will be among his fellow citizens as soon as he is able.
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Destructive Fire.

faiiy enc eighth Of the city of Albany hes been dissroyed 6y fire. The eepAagra,ien was stopped hy the uss of gua powder. Five haadrsd buildings wsss bssnsd and S2.ooo.ooo worth Of property lost ss ssys isl<gsssA,e despatch so the Lsassills Jsxfaa, dated Esw Tsrh Assrs: lssA
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Major s. Boriand arrived here on Wednesday night last, received the congratulations of his friends, and proceeded immediately to join his fami- iy al the Hot Sprines
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TRAyELLINC AGENT.

TRAVELLING AGENT.
 MT. J. C. M. Hicks, is our travelling ngeh; ta the following counties: Pu,,I,ps. CsrrrExpEx, ST. FEANoIs, MoxRoE, MIssIssfPr., lspEPESDENcE' RANDOLPH, GRExS, PoISsKTr'
 Fu,.ros. LAWRENCE, JACKSON.
 New subscribers will hnd good opPortanHy 'e ...1-..aL4 ts the Arkansas Banner through MT Hfcxs, who will receive and receipt for GdeoHee payment, from those wishihg to make them.