The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-31
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Thssesss hSASs lm akas wpssd, enissd m-n from ssuss~sy. uhsss Iassaass, fr we wsi psa apply rhs term. inseIAgesee, ta sseA wsrshisa. IeaA tkem is baek-siHs aad tzAEaes svssy mcnsber sf ths hsm-n family.
 Such ussn. ao uasser inis whai s,assoa aeei4eaf SE ssesiiay m.y have ps.eed sAsua. se matter what tseiF sss cs sxpesi<nes t< nt<sroarss tsey Hsay have hsa ~ish the world, are utterly incapable of changing their nssnrts4 We kssw nss, siter sii, thas ws sheuld sos rssher risy th.a SvsFiss tse@ A the head sf tkis eisss staD1s grveaiaetiy eea- ~piruess. 'One she Tainks-
 Cpea such npan, ts whom light is dark Osss sns sru,h Eglfsa. m - not te he expected iasi we sispAl have naeh spar~ to h-ssew.
 tiis Sra eyissie, rrrists with sia@dsr, sPea the suheet of Gel Srvicr's mission to Melsco, we have right sy giving correct sceSuat of il sa far gre aadersssos rhe sahseS'.
 whils re-afssmisg all that we then said, q is moi par PargOse to repeat sar statement. Ia his IAse Pabsicassr. be has introduced nsw matter ialse and as aauss. ssat pablished ia his 6rss nsmher wAixk ws slslI bri~Esy noti>e.
 In regaFd ts Gel. SxvieF's eonpensati1a f~s his mission to MsAiee. althoaxh secured the e0msra- v, Oas she ThiAks'' sslIi insists ias ls~ rsevir ed fes thas service See: and hs aExOes that she aEsOast sf tls ecn usafisa be ree~ise. was kxed at ssis sum sy she Passie sr~ Of s'.r eeaa;ry; and tai Gel S~vi-r aaa bE Ee~.as Lsd aevrr eonSra- s'icsea if.
 Ia seziy ts iLis isisE-sse. assusE tia' fl Col. Scss srs sr any otilrE prSsssest pahise shoGid attempt l. ssswer ~It tte fsls~hesSss Psbiishea sgain.s sssenn they xSs kaye bat tistls ;Ese ieft fer o.her employ n~.a
 How lOar Io-s "ose who Taiass ssPgase ii woaIa take Gel < CT hts friends. expos the siaa sless k5eh from she sarse soasce Azs been PHbsis cd .ai uttered against hisa, aHi not say. wthis The las, fear years. bss EisiA the last si1 Insats.
 As ..one who Ihisks- is 3 lawyer, he wOsId b. aetmg pars mere creeit-ble hss profession if he would eensaIl ths siatates fxiag the eonP@asa,ioa of cur minister's abzoai fer bis fscfs. isSsei of lr1s ing for sh~m s?se bis Gis,-ssed Imagination.
 TIe tr~asy ss a4aen4rl. has b-sa pablisAed. sRS ,sse amendments uase since sPerk fog themselves The.e sane nlsreats wcre esa5ssess deeEned imPer- iaat sy the Senate. or that grave body would ncs hare spent over tvs ws~ks ia the consideration of them.
 Wastt of ne eoa>p1aerc~ that shese an1e a5 nent<, important to the Unised Sta'cs and tetriusea tai to the interests sf Mexieo should receive the constitutions ls4ssti0s of that eSaa..yl 'One ShO Thinks sapP0scs them to be Of tes'igyins impes- taser, and reeuiEed only presentation, by scsne casFisT. to se easily sasepied by MeAieo;- otFiee. fer wl.ich Cei. ses'er. ~he thea. as lie had b~ea previously. at tI,e head Of the Senatrs e. led '
 At t5- Saus mcneai he eslngiEes Mr. Clisord. a member og Mr. Polk-s cabinet, who was selected sskti:R!e, ia csuseqncoce af the sickness ef GoloBsI sevier, to perform the duties of a uicre Csrrsr. Need we dwell longer upon this POias, to show his iss1se hostility to Col SesisEl
 That Col. SSv5er is ast th- Mat ter to Mex ice, iEs.e.d of Mr Clssrd vas matter Of Als ow choice and especially ssseaard to by the Presien, andNtis Cabinet. as the condition which he ae- cepfe9 Ire Mission al aIi ss Is well knewnrto all csr Pabiie funesionarirs at Washington
 He went to that country with the express under standing of tsae gcyeramest. that he was to he re- iSrved from thst service as soon the difficulties coalt be definitely settled way or the oher. De- tween the two countries "One who Thinks, states sIz. the .aAeFx af the Mission limited entirely ts the treaty amended Is he sare O. that,
 A mar who puts proper estimate apop his reP- u,tson fos veraeiiy Is always careful aboat making a statement upon sabises atous which be kRews neit;Iag We eau sUe draw differences froR whz; has be~a nsse psSIis, ard ss isssr, shs, fl ths Comm issisaeFs has: teea confined in their eot ts s the ecasarHaatisa cf ihe smea a3ed treaty, psra- mount object certainly ~ith the aimi7i-ralior, aad which was literally accomplished, should scarce " have fouDd the President acting part paeziSc as 10 refuse respouse s~ sotema cali of ConzreSs if there had been LSsnisg in the instructions aud correspondence between the government Cena- missioners. whlch cid mol PrOvi5e for coaiIagea- cies-
 ssoxx WHO THrxKs+ ehackles with maaif-s, de- light what he sHpposes ;o be a new GiseOVery. He states that Coi SeYiss ssaghi the mission to N -xiee ia lS45 asa could nes obtaia t This state is false as the otsess he has s-sinss Cot. :. IL + that si time dariag the ht- trr pat Of the wIsier of ls45 from fe-iig of duty and sfeeiisD, Ae contemplated resignation ci his ia the Sraase aHd 2 idenee for year swo u ;is- ssEand 43 caba- This determination b-iag kaowR to hss frsead> at wasAinggea. ii sagges- led ,e Cel S. ss ,A~ eiiinate'ef Metico sapPe- posed 10 se eq#s.sY SroPisioas 10 health as xas that of Cuba ,L.s he saoul4 secep, rfe FrEzSoa 10 that country ~hca he eoaiI fad psbiie, ssefal and aOsoreAe employ usent, ssd al The same time re ee9ye fos these services salary eomP~tso, fer ,ae subsistence of himself and Esshily. The Oaiy spo0se he gave to these >eggesliOEs ~ss-t that he oala give them fieaiaasEer Oa his return t0 Ar ksnsss- Before reaching hss resi- !eace. the grave ba closed svsE thr easees Of his soielsaas, and HSvei the oaiy indaeems~ns he ever had tO the eePssGce of sbas osssee, Thss intelligence as eSt- n11aicateG 10 hss frieR1s n Ms>hisgtoa, and oa ihat aeeSaaa tsS aos laid before she Pre- ssd+as for tAat sisaa,s,a
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