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The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
VO[UNTRERS--AvTEyTIOFl

We shall keep at the head Of our colarnns the lol towing iniamoua sentimeniS .from whig papers against the Mexican war and the Volunteers who took np ssns la defence of their country. I, will not bs smss Tor the volan,eesto to ponder on the fol- lowing extracts, now that they are called npon bv the Louisville Je9rnai and prints Of the same stripe io endoEse them, in voting for the candidate nomi- eated at the Wbig Convention. Hr Beal in mind all you that enlisted tn the against Mexico that you are siigmatised by the LouIssILLE JouRNAL as sAlEN OF LOW INS'rlN, ITS AND LOW IN- TELLIGENCE," aud that, too while battling with foreign enemy Can you, will you, we ask. en- dorse The slaDder
 1Ee parea and best mea in Me natiea pie,o IA, 'car irth detestatioa, and it IS supported by those who are, for Inc most part, men Of low indulgence
 Logiseitie Jopraai. Ihisis no war of defence, bat one o( ograstpe and nHnecessaTg aggression. = Henry Ciag's L1xino.os Spesoh 158 It tthe war; was not voted for by anybody; At PrcsldeRf Hsads H rahobt any uoie i0u
 Speech ef Ddai. Webster at FoaesI HoH. Boston. IT were Mexican, would tea you, ..IIaye You not room in four owa country to bury your dead men ! If you come into mine uc leiH oresf you cith bioody haads and fic0me rou Co bosgtabir grapes.--Spcecs of Thomas Corteia, OT Ohio. ia he U. \. Senats, Fed. II, ls47.
 My constituents feel, one and aHas ' do q baraing indignation against ttis disgyGcetHi Speech cf
 
 lS47.
 It is war of invasion and conquest against the desires. Cishes, and utsrests ofe great body of t people,
 ,. Speech cf E. Em5rst, iH Congress May, Is4s. Sir, If were Mexican, as am an American. ieoHfd nersr yield sche tortiya soldier remained in my country,
 Speech cf J R. GiIdings of Ohio. If there s in the United States heart worthy of American libeIiy, it's impuse would be fo joia the MsxicGHs suua be q sad and rofm joy bu joy HeUCriaeiess 10 hegy ihdt the Aordes aafer Scott and Taylor rere epery nan Of hen scept iato he aert world.-- Daily Caronofype, Boston.
 Lei erery one keep aioef from this uRrighteous, in famons, GodabhoFred Merican ,rar, and Il tW end The prospect that the standardization caa gtt net hter men nor meney 10 carry on Ga aggressipe mar maeA longer 7Aank the Lord for au nat.--Ntue Hampshire Stutesmaq.
 Louisville Democrat.
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GENERAL WnaL.

This distinguished officer arrived here last nyb, in the stcuu,cr Telegraph, Capt -oTger. from the Bra1os. There are but few anio,g that galaxy of c heroes whose deeds have shed nch Iustre on the credit than Gen. Wool. Speaking of tbi- ssnsr,i officer, reminds us of the reply of our friend Cnpt George Tobin, who when asked by an officer ,o give his opinion on the mooted point of who xas really entitled to the credit of winning the battle of Buena Vista-General Tayioror Sen. Wool. "Be me sowi," said Fobin with lo,k which plainly showed Inc dIihculty of correct answer, T think either of them could have fouehtthe hattie bn, P, sure we'd have been licked lik, h-i without inc presence of both"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
From the Perry County Democrat. |" smother Cock dead in the Pit.,'

Several companies Of Pennsylvania voianteers, on their return from Mexico, halted al Duncan n's Island for a few moments. A whig Taylor coon isped ont call for three cheers for General Fay oI and the response made by three feeble vol css patriotic volunteer asked for nine cheers for Cass and Butler and the air rent with the shouts of freemen. Whiggery retired from the scene, overw helmned. This is not all. The volunteers have yet expressed themselves as full as we ex- pect on tho merits of Corwin's. Clay's, and Web sters speeches. They recollect that the whig par ty called them robbers, eut-thrpats, and uurderers, and for this whiggery must suffer the contempt oi the men who carried the slar-spangled banner into the enemy's country.
 Keep 1t before the people that whigg Y opposed the war; denounced the soldiers, add now evae the issue of the justice of war.
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Did'nt Iike his loole.

A sheriiFs officer was sent to decute a wr,t against Quaker On arriving at tha hous.. hc sa" the Qaakers wife, who, in rrpy to the inaui
 ~eeisier Der husband was at hour replied in the seated, and her husband would spetlIy e. h;,, = Ihe oiiicer waited patiently for so time. bui lb,, quaker did not make his appearanc; and Ih. fair Qnakeress coming into the room he re,nin,Ie.l her of her promise that he should S, her bu~aad Nay, friend, proInised that he t,ld zee tscs - He nos seen thee He dld moi like tF looks; there. lore tho avoided thy path, and hathlcft tho house by another road.
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New Engln,d.

The Boston Times says: Many whigs have no hesitation in openly declared hat Taylor eannof carry ihe popular uofe of sagie Aeto Eagfand State-not ereIa -of Massachusetts. In Maine the democrats will give Cass plurality of more than l0,O0O over Taylor. A well informed gentleman from Connecticut states that tn, democrats are sure Of that State. The leading whigorgan in Vermont, the Montpelier Watchman, refuses 10 put mp Fay lor's name: The electoral vote sf that Stats, in which plurality elects, is morally certain 10 be given for Catss a Butler.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22

The Louisville Democrat gives the nest powerful reason why the returned volunteers should sustain the democratic ticket. It says.
 Capt. Mcpougal of Indianapolis informed us yesterday that nine whg captains ef his regiment have repadiated whiggefy, and are going for Cass and Buer; aud out of twenty six lieutenants, only for Taylor. aud he was wayering. He went to Mexico himself whg and has utterly re- pudiatcd the party. He says lie h's found oa the slain O. the Mexican army Hhie daamsats agaiaS the rdr dnd n faror of ths Mersraa asse that they were scattered profusely through ile city of Mexi- Go to prevent ratification of the teaty
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22

{amGriiRe.-The Boston Ad lertiser contains a very interesting letter from Paris. wri,tea by Geo Sumnier, Esq, in which he pays the following tribute 10 the great poet and statesnan;
 ''Lamartine well that this new combat would come; and if was his policy to slave it of, by all nieaas, until the Constitution was adopted, and the Government was definitely organized. For this, he kept hy his side Ledru Rollin. History will render hin justice, aud will givs him proud niche among those who have had the courage lo sacrifice present popularity, and to brave caumny, ia cssier to be useful 10 their country"
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Naturallrnslan r.s.,..

Congress has passed most important amend mont to cur naturalization laws. It requires five years io eapsc before yoa eaa be msaralizod after you hsve declared your intentions become clti- zen; but during that time. If you crss into Canada or leave tho United States on any temporary obs leci, yoa forfeit all that time. fAiachaaeed. You may now leave the country for any temporary par. pose, without icrlcliing any of you rights Judge smith, of tho Marine Court, has Ben long labor ing te effect the change lB tho law b just and i'm, poriant initseif. and has succeeded.
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Our prospects in 0hn

The TFumbull Democrat, publIsaed 4. Warren Ohio, says: The whole Reserve, tIrough corn,y Mass Convention, and several counies of the Re. serve, have spoken in decided language agains, ure have their support. State Convention h.. aans the same If there isany faith to be m, in the solems "hig resolves, this secures tho Stae to CAss R,,r LER and WELLeR without the kast oar,,cIs af doubt indeed, 10 well informed whg pretend. that Taylor will get the State. p'e''"1~ '"a'
 In his speech at the Whig Convention at this State would go for CAssf '~s ans
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
Notice to Clerks.

EAcH CLERK who kzs ass fssalshed lie .s.- IA dalor ef PsAfie -aecDsafs ef iAe Efass sf ag. kaasss, with . epry uf the Tsx Beck an1 siss fead ef ths Sheftd of hs county. xssn sas she y>ss lass under section shirty e!zh sf eAspssr fae. sRssfsxd Ssatutss e Askah.Aa, :, and sise =ssrsifsd enpy q tbe esdss cs .he Ccaass Court, sx.sx the rate of the Ceaasy Tss fss the sesr is4s ~iii promote shs pahlix ister.ss aud cpniss fAssr upon the stsss by making tue etafns afar*ssli ss seeorasars u,sb lsw. earsy prscsic.bn. s shey sss ncss nssa. ss shas Sfiiss. ELIAS Y. CONWAY.
 .4sdasS ef .iFkaasas. Aud'tors o15cr. Lisile Rock. Ark
 Jniy 1ssh. IstS- ls- sw.
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A Candid Admission.

Some oi the whig editors are onsolling lhemsel. yes and one another with the he that the nornina- ton of Mir. Van Buren by the New York Barn. burners will have the effect of wske ming the demo cratic party and withdrawing mpport from Gen Cass. The editor of the Cincinnati Gazette, how eVer' admits that this moyemest will have a con trary oifect The Gazette says:
 An effort is now made for sew third party or. ganLation, which will inevitably have the effect to aid the election of Gen Cass',
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WASHINGTON, July 24. ls48.

The whig politicians having no principles to con duct the Presidential canvass any great ques- ,ions of principle. are rescrjing only ie the low est and most malignant personal abuse against Gen Csss and his friends, and to every kind of eontenp fbe trick to enlist the lowest passions in the The last attempt of this sort which we notice is made by the Detroit Advertiser. which being in :he midst of community where the methodists arc un- popular objects to Gen. Cass because his rff IS q isacho ia Methodist Sunday sekool.-- Viekse1rg SeaftatL
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New Dn6niiinas.

Ihe Height of Modesty.-A wlig calling General Cass a Doughfaee.
 The Htigh cf Iapadnce.A democrat eDqu- ring after the Philadelphia Platform.
 Cruelty 10 'Haatmdis. "A denecrat accosting an Ohio whig with 'IInrrah for Tay.or and the Vii. mol Proyiso.'
 Ioiai Deprortiy-A democrat asking whc if he agrees with the sentiments of the Philadelphia rcsolutunsl
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22

The foundation of the new Gernnn Constitution IS declared ie be the system of sovereign States, talk ng as q prototype the North American Union. Every individual State constitution in opposition to this fundamental principle, has beel declared illegal. out this principle
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22

Signs n New lork.-T'he IIerkiner Journal. A Taylor wbig paper has heen recently disoonfiagsa. The Clay whgs of Herkimer don't -eIish the Phiia- delphia nomination, and we nG surprised that the proprietor of newspaper there, should find himself swanped in the lonely efoH to sustain Gen. Taylor
 The jotiersonian. published at Jefferson, Che mung county, and heretofore known as 3 decided Barnburner, has hauled down tls nam- of the archtraiior Van Baren, and ran ae ils mast head the glorious name of Csss and Butier Ii is now doing devoted and efficient service n the good and democratic caase --Roeh. Cogy.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
A Fine Sentime,t.

Gen. Pillow being invited to aaend festival in honor oi the returned volunteefs, at Philadelphia was prevented from accepting tle invitation by inc illness Of Mrs. Pillow, and seIi to the entertain ment the following frank and manly sentiment:
 inc American Soidier-Supeor in moral cour- age and heroic daring as he is n pairiotis,u-T TH.E are the rcaf heroes of our gIorus victories in the War with Mexico.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES'.

NTISS VICTOR would respectfully announce IVI to the citizens of Arkansas, that she has pro- cured the assistance of an accomplished lady from the east and will recommenee the exercises of her school the 93th inst.
 In all institutions of this kind. the moral advance ment of the pupil should bc considered equally i'm. pcrtant with the development oi their intellectual powers: the heart must be educated as well as the mind and adorned with those qualities which beau tify the and render virtue more attractive and agreeable This shall. be special object with tho teachers, who trust that education and expcrl- ence will be found to have qualified them for their arduous duties.
 Every proper incentive to inspire laudable emu lation, and 10 develop the ialcnt shall be employed. Al the end of each month, the young lady most dis- tinguishcd for general good conduct and assidGiiy in her studies shall be rewarded by the honorary decoration of medal. During the hours of recrea- ton, the pupils will be, much as possible, un- der the mild and efficient of one of the teachers
 All the branches usually taught in the best schools for young ladies, sEall be objects oi attention and study in the instituie
 If after repeated trials. il be found necessary to dismiss pupil before the expiration of inc session, the parent or guardian will be refunded the resdWe of the amount advanced If, on the contrary, the pupil be withdrawn before the expiration of the session, the parent guardian will bc held Fespon- sble, except in case of sickness, for the entire amount.
 In all cases implicit obedience to the rules Is firmly enforced.
 Terms for the Session of Five Months. For the list and ad caassej, SIG O0 The Elementary class, i2 ou The Infant class, " Vu Piano, with use of instrument, per month, Oo Guitar, 00 Harp taught, if required.
 No extra charge for fancy work of any kind.
 Little Rock, Aug. 22, Is4S. 0-f
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FEMALE CoLLEGsATE sSsTyTUTE,
 GEORGETOWN. KY.

Nearly Asif 2 mls iron tAs Asiitag Iasfifsie. THE t0sh yea has clessa with Iz0 pupis.. The \ 1isf session viii commence en fhe let Mea. day of March, nases the management of the snhsrsi Der, aided sy his fexmss experienced sssistanis and wsli ele~e a ths 18th day of Juiy, lsSs.
 Professor HcpkiEs tsctnrss here ts the Senior Class of Young Ladies. every day. on . sess 6ne this sehess.
 PFofes<ofs Wyehc snd Swnt attend te elasses ia Latin, French. and Mathematics, whisss the Msis- exersiss. ia which tey take no past, are going on al the ether institute. tsb. s--2a IF JOHNSON, Pliaelv.l
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
-'- rI-sfs- si-4----- splitting the Ttkcti

The Charleston Patriot raises he Taylor flag, but omits the name of Mr Fillmore and refuses 10 sup port him The N. 0. Bulletin locs the same thing. The southern whigs fear that Fillmore is nt sou nd on the Wilmot prcyiso.'-Bosla Post
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22

OUR fERRIroRT.-0regon is said to contain 2.s.- 536,320 acres; California and Few Mexico contain 5O0,0o0 square miles. They and the other terriio- ries of the Union, equal ut least 60 000 miles, ar i,t2l ,0DO.Oo0 square Thkis not only great but growing country.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22

COMING OyER-Ata ratification Cass meeting at Lexington, Ky. on the 18th inst. several gentleen who once had taken part in meeting last fall. to nominate Gen. Taylor, attended to ratify Case nomination. Among them wa, Robctt ". Wick liife Sr
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22

IJ-A gentleman who has been travelling through YaEoo county, writes us that he has at last fcuh that arden,ly sought for rarity-ote democrat who is going 10 vote for Taylor While haniing him up, however, he found eighf former whigs who are now warm for CAss and BUTTER ttcks s6uTg Sen.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22

The Cops throughout Ohio arr anpreeede nted It is estimated that Ohio will yieh this year. 2s 000, 900 bushels of weat. over one thifd more than ever before in a year.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
Au Editer becominr despera,e.

And editor somewhere has become desperate, only hear hsri--"Suhscribers who chea, the Prnier-may they have everlasting-iieh and never be permit ted to scratch.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
A N.sfl.

School books ef every description. hlauk bosksct every aescriptiea and siae--
 An of which wFl he sotd twenty .Gse pet eent lower than ever offered before Cor eash
 4 general assoEtnxh II ef ehsap publications a. ways on hand
 LlttIe Reck, Jaly th. ists, ss-H.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22

A. REAso. --One 0. the reasons urged for vot- ing for General Taylor Is. that he has handsome daughter. a very amiab!e girl, who wishes to ge, married.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
Bedsteads! Bedsteads!!

lnn SETS of higs and low, double and single lUU Bedsteads, just received and srr sale low fer CASH. hy s. $. SANGER.
 Juiy 2l, IsiS.
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LATEST ARRIVALS

Br THE STEAM BOAT CorroN PLANT. J. HUr-r. has Jass reel Ivsd apsii lsi of A ts-hisnsblc bshests. pstEtfd maains and tawas, biaek baseasA plain and saFpod IaAkaset. children. fslks bossa ladies eososed and tAck bas- ka.. bEeaze and eeloFea galisrs and Mlsssss alsis cases Gents ine. calf sessa boets, &e. sle.
 ALSO
 FER \. H. ELLEN Ts 2g ksis Whikeys io0 ID carpet warp.
 hsxes cotton yarn, 70 ke9s Lard,
 19 hoxcs star eaadles, Seo 10 bar lead,
 2 dox Jaaipes weed ehafns.
 2 dez stone disfs assorted sixas Sof>s common tebsreo.
 2 eoxes 4 No I ditto,
 Msik crooks jsrs ke. 5 All extremely las fs CASH. Littis Rsex. May sosh. isSs ss
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS TO BOUNTY LisBs, ts.
August ls, isS
July D. lss.

TYRE undersigned Is prepared 10 obsa,n from Washington, the Land Waraafs of disfhas. eed soldiers. Any hasisess connected wssh the Derar,men; at Warrington wiii be panctaaily at- tended ,e. All letters. post paid. will meet with prompt attention
 D, W. CARROLL. Liirie Rock. Aug. s. is4s. 4s-lw
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Books, Stationary, Go. Sc,
HOOKS

rsankila's Wcrks, Soslf's works. Busks's wesks, Bacnass works, wrilimes of Waehiugsnn. Wshstrr's sprsehes. life ef Je6sssan. Miliens Y.ung, Greys beattse. Collins. Grey and MeC2aiey; Lile ef Tays log NAposnan sad bis Marshaix lIwreea Of the Ams-
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John D. Adams
SUNDRIES,

OWNUhIE0, E0 BAGS Havana CSfFre, . e1O 30 Rio do. 10 Hhds Sugar, 51 BbIs, Ohio Flour, l5 Mess Pork, l0 Casks Bacon, 30 Kegs Leaf Lard, % Halt bbis. Butter Biscuit, E Bb's Ale, 100 sbis. Whisksy, so Hall bbIs. de. 20 Bbls Corn Meal, 10 Bbis. Cider Vinegar, l Cask Brandy. Cir. Rseeivei on consignment and for sule sery low for Casa. I. D. MERRiCK, k co.
 Stsaskoai Leading.
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MAIL ARRAN1u MENTs

EAsTEns--ui~ Rsskros ia Nspnlssa. Due, Wcanesdag. Friday. $ suianisy. 7pm. Leave, Tmesfay. Thusssisy. k sufHplay. : "a. m.
 soBraens 10 WnsAsnefss z Fslien.- Das weAassaay. Friday. ahd Skfa5dsg. 1p.m. Leave. Taesdsy. Thafsiey, G sasnrlay. 2 a n.
 WEsSEns fs raa Hsras. q q. SssifA ps: p::,. wis::;:g f.:::; =. :.a s,.s si's,.'' if4 Das, Fridsy. sad s.la.isy sp.a Lease, Saturday aNd wraarsdAy. Sam,
 10 l-sag EaKE sad CsiwaSia Due saE5Ay. and Tassssst4r. SR ~, Lxsxs, sunday. and Tharssiag. ( a er.
 Kga6sgAask. Qxfmea 4 Ricsweads Dwe, weAaeasiays 6Vm Leave Thursday s m. To PeYryetfls, na4rtfis. and TsasfiaSeHsssss. Dae every OtsrT Thursday. 1p. m- Leave. every ethcs Nohdsys a m.
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Campmceting Notice.

\ CAMPMEEfING will te krid at iiie Hurr- A cane Camp-grounj, near Df. Seoit's aa miles south of Little Rock, commencing Thursday trsh. ing beiorc fhe 2d Sabbaia n SsptsmSer.
 JOHN CoWLE Aug. 22. lsis.
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THE DARDANELLE SPRINGS. Uf

EIFHE Subscriber would iBf, hIs friends and tbe 1 Pubic generally ttai this Celebrated Watering Place (and ihe especial fayoFite ef those whe have spent summer lI the enjoyment eG tho delightful seeeesy sao'ds) is now open for lhe reeepsioa of visitors
 He has erected additional haisiiaes and added ie the Bathing Rooms every pOsssbls ehiehee. and gone to considerable expense in procuring the mesas for visitors to iy the far aIed 'Ceid Water Cure ss well as the Warm Dsths. and every improvement which can promote the comfort ci the invalid od tls grat6cstioh of ihe man Of leisure. has been added Fhe fama of tksse wsieIs tso wrie spread ,s need remark hrre. The simple fact ihas Nature hss furnished a. oas .re. or at least ealy few yards ,psfs.
 IDra sPRisgs. each different ffotd the stter ip iis medleinai s- ies. must nake them gssa. srsers tor the eixsas ef thus and other States
 White Salphar. Said io nsai tsese oi tisginia are te l s,snd sse
 Biask SalphuF and fhalybeais,
 AND
 A SODA SPRING. The inhabitants et Ciiirs n,ay here saelalc tsss- selves fo season, asnoas the Wssds of aasasr, and secure that recreation nesessaFy ts hes:sk, and yet not be dspriss9 Id any ssISidaFabie sklent Nf she,s usual laxuries os eeaaiort<.
 These Springs sisssatsd al the bass of tke Ma gasInc Mountain sO ulses mest ffoaa Little Rock ten Bsiles {, oln Askans.s river.
 An Accommodation Hack is always a tesslasfess at Mir. Gee. WifisalDs, DudaneIl1, ts naasey si.if css to Inc Springs who may sTsive ua the Steam baass which piy ssguiagiy. AsA also al Nos- rissapn, seGa- -weekls with the unised Rlstses Maj Line of Mr snafe, fscsa IAslle Rtek. ta ti. Smsth so that pssses<sfs hy either Eouis reseh tie slasags withsai dsisy
 June 6h, fs5S 39-tf
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A. HAYS & CO, CeMMISMoS IND FeRWlRDING AERfHlSFx WhaSf Boat ..Sew VorId,D

N.fP0LEOy. .gRK.sNS.fS. TINHEIR bsai is fitted up in the most ss-es,se I Esr foE tis siosagr of ncFshasdIxs. Pas'ieaiaf aiientaa wiI he paid to the purchase sf up eeWa. Try prodaee gfveefies. Be aud OtdsFs sos tAsnaly stores
 The cabin of iheir basi is G,srd ap handsomely with new furnItaFe for tile acc1moo'lstjoH ot tFsv elrss, aud the psopvetss Pi~dgc th1mselsss to the public that mach ot order and quiet stall be pre- served as in well regssiated hotels ea shaFe.
 Public patronage ia both dcparims1ss solicited.
 Jsas 2i, Isis. 1t~~3m
The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22

1 "l tt&AN Ntls oi sufeftiEhtl NfAfSh Np~ N~
 and eleIcised, some of which were stated in 'laail message of December, lSf6, had estab-
 A,r clear title to the country west of the ''' and borterug on that part of the Rio 'ae which lies below the proyinch of New Mex '~f had never conquered, or reduced to actual @','ioa, aud brought under her government and '' Al' part of New Moxieo lying east of the Rio ic' winch she claimed to be within her~lisnits. .ls afe@ssg out of the war, we found Mexico ''ss '''On ol this disputed territory. As cur approached Santa Fe, (the capital Of New '' 'I waS touEd 10 be held by a governor un- H'"'An authority. and an armed force coliec- 'rss' our advance. The inhabitants were e''''' a'haowtedging allegiance to MeAico.--' ''4niary in Gisplte was the line between the a"'''e' engaged in actual war, and she set ql it oi necessity depend on a treaty oi
 fhiing the Mexican authorities and people
 s>oa, our forces conquered them, and ex- 'pAta+y rule oyer them and the territory "7 actually occupied, in lieu Of the soye- "'ch was displaced. 1t was not possible +g'' or change the practical boundary line in
 u'f war, when no negotiation for us
 A' could be opened. and when Texas YVES
 ny her constituted authorities to estab-
 !" ID n government over hostile Meai
 r-'41on' ~ho acknowledged no allegiance to '"''s "as, therefore, no alternative left but .,.'l syi, 9Aa maintain military rule. during the
 'Ar conquered people in the disputed ter '"' Aad sdbmitted 10 onr arms, or to for A.'ci'e Of our beiigerent rights, and leave ,.,c e'a'e oi anarchy and without control.
 .s,' :, 'ne country in dispute rightfully be-
 'u0'ico or 10 Texas, it was our right in ,r.- -s'7 1ad our duty as well as our right in '" conquer and hold it. Whilst this ter. a4,'. .n our possession eonquerors, with a
 lo,ule 10 the United States, which mors
 'o"e oai in open iasurreetion, Il was L,s.. 'Naele duty 10 continue our military ai... "" ' anll the conclusion of the war. aae aat l mGiitry government necessary s .,.,.. a7 luiy, as well as for the protection ''1'eQ people