The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-31
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 To so deSrets.- slsif, is .liggcry riven in Mas s5chnsets tn, even the venerable Il iEKls1s tisAY oris- tl.c great cnboLjuieui oi J,u Aaat,'s alien and ssdiyi n FEDERALISM, t6. Litter oppoae,iis of IEFFEESON \ and MADISON, thr pfiu,~ mover an,: constant defender of iic BoisTioas HARTFORD CONVENTION, whith body so t4f uilta el its plan for q dissolution Of the Uuiob, HS Qvi>cl ADANS said, to agTce pon military ad pre- ed into the service O. hggery. couIcs iobS.iug ss;o the ranks u2on tae crulches 0l TsYIoristn Hf,a 5efafs of he Usiei Sis'es! is noi this tact n2agh convince you Of the Fa gTc and 'SRdsaeg o Tsyioiisn' D eS not prove thit tte cisctsoa of TagloF Is the fori3FH Aoge of HtFiford Coaresf federal sr '-thst federal srn from which sprung those actous, traiiorous local efforts pr and preudices, which brought this glorious republic to the verge of rui3, through the action of the 5crs oi the Hartford conyentioGl That convention where erig'Hatsd the very mischief that Is threatening the integrity oi odE national couPact, and where hc torch of ciy dis,ori first iisit L Look to it, deS0crIis-zBo matter ~tfeFs the mutI- lions party may have placed You for he moment; in whig ranks, an BuTen ranks CT abolition ranks look to it that your old, seepess yigant eueuics do not Coax your heads into their laps to deprive you of youF strength. Come cut from among the PhiIistncs rally in support U the and priu- cipes of the oil eiersonan, Midisonian democracy; sustain tine nominees e the democralic national con vention, LEWIS CASS, whom JFfFERs honoFed with his confidence, and WILLIAM O BE TIER, whom the patriot JACKSON e~teemoi as of the ' most worthy sons of the republic. This is tue ony safe course for you 10 pursue al this cFfsis- The noble hearted democracy oT thc Unitcd States | too firm 10 b. oyerthsown ca their PTinci- ] ples, which have secured ~the permaneney of the most liberal government the face oi the ear h for nearly three aJters of centnFy, were loo desT To ! the people ts b. aihiiated by opea attack-aud so the Gensocracy are to b. despatched in c'A; their principles oyerthrswn eOveFsly. and the old mon0r chieai GcdIh hydra is 10 Is head amid the con fusion which hyPocrsey and treacher1 are intended to produce. Fisher Amcs--the violent fsderaltst - predictsi that our present form of government wonld not ltsl fifty yearsKnox another ieieralisI, advised Washington to accept of a erown-Hamil- ton aud Adams desired the adoption ef Ihs English 1 constitution, &c., &e. But 1gYFCEsoN, and his democ ratc associates, believed the people capable of self government, and of maintaining their owu liberties. He.e the original difference between the federal and democ raiic parties it this diff ference which led to the great contest which sccured ! the triumph oi Jefferson, bu, which induced his eneuics Harrison Gray Otis and his associates, the Essex Junto, Silver Greys, &c assaii and oppose his administration lu the mGst yiBdieiiye manner which lsd also, to the opposition to JANEs MADI- seN's election and to the last with Great Bri- taia d war which the Massachusetts legislature, oi which Harrison Gray Otis was "A member. proclaim ed Vas '-foaRaed tn falshoof and dsctafet ritaoui aeesssify;'' war which Mr. Otis svowed ln his sea,
 'oIs Sage4 nA the Icofst iotsIbis mottess' which Gov. Strong pronounced ''sa RcceSsaTy sad Us}sSi- fable," and the federal press of Boston eas aRf 1 sRsuAaag.'
 The snake though seatehed, Is not killed, h hissed a, JACK CKsoN, though Is iangs could not reach nun the sua of TayorlsG has sgaia warmed n inio life
 ii is eolling itself for spring at tEs govern menl of the nation, bat fl tiIs democracy ot the country be ;o their duty, the reptile can never regain that Eden lis iniqaity has forfeited
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 The New Orleans Delta gives the follow lng police court wit;
 i "AFe you adruRkard'' ssit the RseeroeT, yes'er- day, 10 hard ease who was broBghi uP before hna for bsing as blue as indigo the h'ges before ''Why, I'm draakaFd.' .'' sad the prisoner, 'hui not hra-draHksr4" i ''w hat do you V4san." sad the Recorder --"i don'i ande rst4nG tho dIsiiactioR
 Thea suppose you would understand He, said the prisoner, "n yoa had asked waa, my poll ties are, and that should rrpiy--l'm m whis bat net an nlFa-whig -
 ! The Recorder remark cd that the noise and con 7 f..4n ha duaf hah hsaFd