The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-31
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 Ma Essron-A puragraph sppsarsa fsw wssks sgO ia ths Inssilissneer. puhsishsa as vaa Barsn, sad copied in ths "Dsmsefsf" sf year city. wiah remarks ffsm the Edaor sf tAs latter pziat- We eneiOse ihe pamsrsYh, ssd sssasst yea ts Pablish ilem, and s,so. ts permit ss to Gsake piaia. an vsFBished staseasns Of fzet., ia res~FsBee to the matters hiussd at by ths Editors of shass papers, R is evident ws are s'the spectators in lndisa money zilad~d to
 .'SiovesE'' ~hss ses ss Isio secret he says lhai afterIsies sne fssnds'' ef the InSisas, are mae opPOsed o Maj Borssnd. is slaas hs opposed certain features is the lndiaa Appropriation BiAi, whers tczay thoas4a1s of dollars Of the tRGiaR money was set apart fes th~as sharks. They knew thai unless CssoBei Sevier goes back. their game s all HP- Tfere appears ts be some reason in aIl this. We must eRqHGe im.o it, amd tet our readers know b wat usSs the friends ef Col SeyieF wis to put saF Senators
 rhe Eeerse of ArkaasHs. ws are confident. desire tles Senators s attend te other matters tsan laisn xpecu atons itis is for the interests ot iae etaie io he asseuseSi to Thcss -4Specasatisas have Scea sn hand Cor the st six eight years and lave eeA Rurse4 ieag to take care sf tkeuasrsTes ---if&s. izseEigeReef.
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 GTsS sfsr friends f AS BaAasy ssa fsssiEy cfIfzs, hss groa eat Sf tIc fzet that he eou1a not Se used lor th~ xurpsrs of cerfaia ssc5sztegss ta- asaitE eafsg, at Washington. V lssa schsisas was goSs n s2 is aivert $50. sS sf ssse faaa provided, in tse reSiy Os ls4S. ts br Pis, fsf esF'sa, to the 'si se tser pzTty ef CEeraAe- and e pay that sss'a 10 si a. hasrfy .pecuslo=S, Aalos BsrszBd weak aSt eaaafsnaacr the transSctss- " hen tse proposition came us tn the Senate, be exPosea aaa eeaoHae~o is-ani il was Gefeatsd Sy large a.ziosiiy Daring fe d<hafz he sEas c4sti the 2Sor of the Se0st=. sy oss ef the sDeSa!sts-s - hS eatrestea. and area i.ieI i0 withaF1x hRs opposition. Ills TePfy WAS tirzt ise acted from seEse ef sasy-lhat hs Ssssd ca 10 secsaEt eoantepaace w bat le believed ta De a fraud upon the ibaEans-a84 tass he was wiling Ia Yert the esnsec aeBec< Tea t was letters were Eriitea frSn W9shiHgs0a, we need Rot say oy $ soxa seaoGneGaz Msss. Basand, and insistisg oa lls Grczt This that gave origin to shai eitsF Inc editor of the Int<geaeer, prSPosing to hi1l 10 support Sezisr aud that it shsald not .sSs AEfn sseS aEy:'' We may have ssoFe iS say en this sabiect next weck'
 From the tenor og tISe articles a wi ee seen is7s they are intended to prsrIasr Maj Ro.taa4s papa lsriiy by asserting t4t I- had refused 10 lend hi' iEf Aes to the PSSzse Of fraadaleBs iaaiaa e4is We are very maeiI surprised, 10 see ssels course pursusd by the fries4= of ihe Msyor, bat whsn ~e coas: Ger wha, length vil! g. these days, s Oh- taia office, cease to wonder that private citizens are ssaie aad vigiis,i for darisg to exercise the rights of frcsnl<u AHi as the attrnp, has scea .ass ta bsekea cur rrputz,iens, fer other reason shsn pse erence for ess Hlsa Sves another, Se make this euEnaauicatioa 10 viudieate oarsesves frcm the ehzFges so Enserapuiousiy male against us When we applied 10 Maj Boriaad, daF:ng tHe last session of Congress, sBd exPE4ised tO him oar o4sineSs and the nature of et1iuas, apoa the 'od Settler" party os the Cherskses, he eueoarsged zs To hop~ for his sappert. an. Sil for while exert bnself in ear fsvor. He with 10 tlss PFrss- 8~st, for ilis purpose ei uaS some arrangement o alter the Trr4ty ef Isis that tss' -'e eisers couH oksan the cf paying their d sis, wsiea souid have been effected bx r~s;sFiag line Sta ars. sf that iastrurleut b i.S 0r!eiHs form. meaning saI ntsaIsr, in which il Sss provided taai Efig sissa sand dollars siiOaid be dsacte from tha eztt .glossnce so th. sssd selssers CT .Ise~,era Chers kees sud "te raid 10 ts ssgsiiou ef fiat portion Of the Chzrek-e people aO parties 70 te treaty b Gsfray the expenses of prosecuting teif claims aics: The government sf thu uaised States iaeia- a.ag ,se Is,e Capt Toha Re-srs-r For 'his garPoze two resolutions passed by tlre S~Eaie ia secret 'essioa. suthaTf1ing the President, ;S psesea; iae s.tier to the Chesokec= an. 05tasa their coEs@ni to he a,era;ou desired, but portion of ,ae Caerskees, na asliy of tho government Ross Party. having interest in the saifs of the ''osd selt~rs aud not siug authorized ts enter into negotiation by thels Darty would not agrse to any saeh arrangement as sas anticipated when the resolutions were eases' If Nasr BoFszad was opposed to car cisim aod the .!Ias of stAcrs against shis FsrsY of Cherokees why i'd hc net oppose the Passge Oi these resolutions He had ample means of Iaa=ing oi thsit eharScter from the register hsB3e iH and 4i before tAe SeR- s,s by the '.ogd sestles~ Selcsasien- If they 'r4u3uleni why dtI he not cPprse tisvIn from the ssst Why cid he induce as ia be.isve b~ iatsnGed b svs his sappert to the measare- aud thea a' the .s, hour, come out and Gensgace thora as frsGu- esI How did be obtain information of their 'raadalcaey Was il from persons more sniiiled b eFeAi, than Hss Truly, we acknowledge that we xere uever usore surytLsel ia our gives, than when ss ioaad Ns,o: Bof'aad, is Ehcn we hA4 every ,sssaesce opposing measure which aa4 fer i's 0lsct the pay zeus ef jas; debts costr-ete by tals par,y es Indians ~hiie prosecuting against Ss gvs- ,snn%ui, an equitable claim "eneref esGsd ac- sOani 10, il bat by eharitaaIy saPgOsiag that his
 mind had been poisoned sgainsi Es. and the lastness of car claims 5y sSale Gesigatng persons In : opposition 10 claims he has done seroas irury to .As interest of aiarse aurs~r og aigss. CA' rsSee lEdans who have also claims agaias, ie Oa settSrs, wkeh ssss HPon the sae footing as Sars,t they must suffer bsessase he saPpsses asis sr sPeealatsrs and sharks esdeavoring to ehsas the poor iaiaES ea; of their mezey We cali 'ise atisniion of the pbic so the following stateEneHi 0f sar ccsaectoa wita .li. matter. accompanied by testimony iEeontrover ,i5le. and which ehaiseags the wSri to gzissay, from i; xili Se Seea hSw fAs dsssrye tie sgPso- Srious epitSeis heoPe2 sPoa as-
 About the year lei.. thai portion Of the Chero- kses kGOwa as the a'Wesiera Cbero&ees,' CT old ~essers, began 10 agsate sheir eLaias agaiass the sised saes fer pay ss for tat portion Of their