The Arkansas banner., 1848-02-08
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 kuc cumrsny eE Mounted Rihrs has been cut na We suppose ii b b. Capt Ras. ss ws d. nos know ef ens curganE nf Eroaatnd ri9eA 8owe there serss his. The gsiiaasTy uf Capt. RuG ssa his enrrpany n several o the msss mFostANi hsities n ths onas- fry has been severely tested and they have AImsys highly distinguished fbemssires. If fhe Mexicuns aid as we gre informed. '-est him uF you mar svss asHsred fhey had dear bargain cf Il. No men in the sersSee use all tbsar arms befeE than fhis com Esy.
 Yesterday fAe Peliee Guara discovered aho,.f w1gus. load of mnsksts rOneeAled in . Canveag in this cir.
 Mf TTiss a1~s sSt go home wish the train gusny
 The raINat Csyt Wakes. of the sth Infsn.rr. So severely wounded st Fl MoIino dei Rev, wih R.. sens dOwn he goes h . iitte1-s-is being too weak tn trurei e0berwise-
 The Eishih of !snaary Supper al Washinrtsn.
 The EnlsR ef the 18th, cenfaiss a deaaEAod repors of ths tcas1r, EPsreoes. Be, st this Festival We make the two ielsOEing extrncks
 Caf .9rEkRv P HaFas-The Sri-na and eurnpan- lsa ef Aadrvw Jackson. icbcsrs-l Gel HRrns being called out saie
 Mr. Pseei9eas- thank yUn urith all rssy h.n-. fer fhe distinguished eezzpstrDeat ynst paid me
 Sir, if Eas ny fortune to have been the eazn-ade iR of my o=psxae4 fFicnd aud en1ar@tyasa Am drew Jackson. IL wRs my eoad fottn1e 10 hHrs been constantly at his side his inspector general during iAs wat Sf ISl2 with Englsz4. and Curing his triumphant cnznssaiEn ia IsI4 ana iSis on Inc banks of iNe sebis Mi%assipgi. helow New Orleans
 Nr. President, then Ii that hs fought ta,e bni- tie of The night of ise 2s1 December, which sswed New Orleans Thea i. was that be fought fbe rio- rssHs bat1ls ef the sfh of 1snasry. which yra new so nehiy celebrate, brsre eitfzens of VI ashing1sn ICheerE
 MT. President. Andrew Jscksen had an iron will -lzrge moral and physical eoarsge-a large share of ean1ioa, and st lHrger share of segAcious fore tboughf On all occassens, the Man q Orgtaas'' Esxznced with thoss around him especially those who had wen his confidence. But Ehsn Jnckson's mind wns made up--xnd ihis wms nerer done fsaf ufaer Hsniarc rr1ecfiSA-he msved onward to the battle eid with ibe swiftnesw of that DoEAs iGrd-onY eun North American baid-eagie. His motto eyer EaS. ] thAi--
 '%Oa ralors side tbe odds of combat lie Tbe brave live glorious CT lknenied de; The Erelch thai trembles la the 6eiG cf Fame Mests 0ealh-and verse than desfh-esernsl shame }"
 Nr. President, in the hour sf battle. Andrew Jack son found calrn, uarnfse6 an6issarbed as the summers On the battlefield, Jackson s character stood forth R all its sIIeu6ar There il aHS- vision. were permitted 1e lsuaod oar ew immortal Washington TCheerx-J NY. President. Aadrsw Jackson iR war was a Sumtcr-kBuwn ia '76 as the e0sns npck ef South Carafina--he EA< Marien-kngwn in s7S As ftse sGraciess nsa Fer Of South Caroiina--in one word the Man of Orleans wzs the old Roraan. Mernsiius --he wAs the ola Rosuan Fshius Maxinas-the prp- cent. the czEiiOnS. the sagsei0as GeDsrzl-JHsi as tss ccHson eziir4 fsr- Sir tse baffe 0f the night of s5d December hr5siaht concep ion and lau- tiIasiy illustrates Jackson's c4paestT for osussve war; il the swing of the great espiszi uf fls mighty West, while the Eicfieas battle of the sts 9anHarr wEs the nebest hRstrs ion nf 6eeHsTre on r-osr3- Aud am ! wrong in ssppasiag. Mr. President, that this great rrtary, Perit.es to re- nEnE Hnts nasbee tie haRor of the nehie kess Fer hosts ct her gallant presOni the baf.le field. TChe-rs-7
 Mir PresiSent, BOW turn from Andrew Jack so Tz ItsFy sh1rscter te is political character te bis pixaie xiffDes and his duties as Enas and Christian As a hashsnd, friend, bsigAbor, B pnfr5of and 6hrsSxn he fssff fnliy performed his dnfy ;s tsad sad fo ulgE In his i,fe we 5soia the philosopher sna fhe Christian. and be loved x-lsh his latest breath, glorious confederation of UH ted StsteS- ICheess.
 But. Nr. President I must sanr thank r,lv frieads fer the kiDdncss with which they have re- eeiTed my feeais efforts te psy sunaa tribute pi resPrc; 10 the rD=znery e great aud goaG Tnzu. when if was my hapFisaess 10 caHl my friend from ihe oozaneReeBeni of inc of Isf2 to tbe day of has des,A- 1 now wlil csBciade with sentiment :
 7ae msm0g T -7neTeE Jarksan-Ihou wasi, what :h9a vast
 ~C0ae. expressive silence mnse kis praise.''
 L0usEa9sa-Ihe theatre pf the action which calls as tagvihsr i0-Light-gisry up0A her htI5s, Es5 honGr to her pesssis- Checss. The Hon. Mr. Morse, of Louisiana beiRg bere repeatedly csiiad oa, rose ahd szid-- Mv- PreSaenf asa Gentleraes-For iae hirh hor- Easeh To1 have aDnr my na4Irs State fr the sem tineni winch has been SC Aatte-sae'y received re turn yea rsy sincere thanks
 Tbere is BgtkiRE whleA ceula snfitle he1 to SC marked P-rfeTe9oe the brirht galaxy nf siSGsr SfHaes. exeepa peranps. thai occasion like ths, sse furnished the opportunity of ersatiaE the brf- isBi ersnt whirh has ooasrerzte3 tue day. And, hrst- before 1t escapes iny neuorys iei me also thank you fSr fife kia9 manner yea received ibs seA4snseat of the Vice President in proposing the rcceieciieas of Edward Livingston. fCheers.
 It ss ha7spens Mr President, that although very sznhll bey within foat miles af inc bafris of Asw Orleans gnneEsc5ous of any dsnrers and. sir, recaleei eli soeinE Gen gsckseu HF.dhis Aia. Mr Livingston, ride fhrssgS tAe city Tie events Of cae who bore beRorstSt pssg in these mTinoratie sxeuss ICheers
 The courage, the patriotism oE the American my. and Rii ther great aAe good qualities, tre been me=a elegaeHtiy alluded ;o. snd--as We SHY in u yreHi hoase noi far from bere-i ,tsS xas to make sbE5e ehserealien ahnai 7eealiariiy of charse isr winch sesHs to hzTe escaped ihe attent'eA of ofherx
 .- We oF all people in Ike wu-g5 iure facility ard isnabrss for the acquisition af geography. and whether t IS by quarter sneaioRs--as ae ee oat is the S0Rthwesf-ar by heesng in empires inio l4e. ffse-e E n0ttntE fahf tne Asscr9cnh Iropse are so distinguished for. fer lore sl ts 6-sy acres and srne=aasen- IChecrs
 There were ht Athens, Rome, and. in modern times, in EnE4aD6, nsar1e wer3s-iaks fhr PailRa- uTa. the Magma chsrta, thcy eAErscierisfic ai the sg-. but this day sB5 rrserss5an wn make tbe ! werd anne1zsigs the nea important in the history of t is sentiment Loud cheering
 On the efh es 1AnnRrr, 4s3s took ny h-ys l@s- sos an annexzf5on and lEgre nsrer had reason te gret IL II argument win me tAsi the ether parry wsx weak and eeFrDesAess--so mach the rnore rHss0n for annexation, ty uniting the with the sther, gave nnIen and str-nEth ie both Bul us the distinguished ciEairinnR of ths CotnEaif'ae on Foreign Relations Nr Ses5sr1 has saja. thEi oh occasions sf tfis kind kbSr1 seesAs afe de5oersi- ie and hrsrify is e s~al ef wit, eoaciade these remarks ky once more tf'~Aking yUu fthe hlgh honor yea hare 6sne the ne Stzis ia Hrs reFres nj fsas 8pes: ssd, without further PrrfAce. gire yea