The Arkansas banner., 1848-04-11
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 |, k ss csrioas as q ia gtatisyiag ts see the evi defst es cf tis intiuemeV whsea sIie ceaHisy--its petsiscat and rsiigeus tsttasIon1 aia sss aapaFA- isilsd ~rrsmliis eatespFissis cx rting an tho (ll Nerid. 1hey arc sseniaskr journals. aatl seaSses ia the ats q tac msAsaas. sna tn evvFy walk oi scgeSers They sppeaF osleaes'. howcses. ia tho urfraatiie stfalTs ct 0eet ie.ialss and bee m these the two ee1ntstes are so eiespiy coaneesed The wood Aasureu, tof iastance, orenrs st almost every stsp the FrEress aI tse eistn nsson the nays;gatirn lawus whers tse jealousy Islt hy Joan Bail appears ,n siFong ectoFs
 Az ia-tanre of shis has iust arcuFrca in lrtfer written by CseFge F. feaHg te Lord Paimerstea his tertnxs of and ansuxensn nt were popss eEtaity .a irsed by Se&ng. ta tetieF troa Wash. iRgian. tfat the AHscfsetR ainia Sad PaiaeFeioa had been ia alniesb bs attsa "a sstsb th asere peEtcet system ot reciprocity. ff1nt ihe reussina uf ths od restricted z, stem ssoatd be Gar her dls luThca, is viewea wlth pes9sct heFreg Mr. Tsaasg 1 thus Astireeseh Lord Paimt faeAs
 .sEor ny what pEeeeas ot rpxs8afna will C be, that N ysaf poaicy spuid ehasscs 0 Esi yoa wIA setend the infalRatqa whch prompts you as thia eEtsseAt period sf Britssn's hisssy ,S fssJ tin gaae q ey f4F ths ost daaksreWs ef hrr vivass s eoaasaeEaad grsatns ssaad nAsal sapgenaey ' tb Snarssg saay Americans exeias. that ssiss hnrcss Hes ts.sisa q. Ststns of the conc s~isWa yua new sutantafily scndstsng. 'caAnes be sxsgesrssea. We may they say that the aahiailation of eur cesaufFta -Ssiun, l prusnisei by Lord Palmer tsa.' viii b. lag
 
 1 ever made by the.r own goreIHns<Rtf Bai Is Il come to thisl k the Leeu PsmertoH tf whom they sPrak British statesman, Btiieh sniassser, the chosen depository and tie serious psetactor oi B iisa inieTcstsg Or k he the viaaigateFo of Anet- can paissgcs, the untsithtei steward ef the ntiioR that trass= him, hiegteg the winds her interests Ki,d her safety aud pouring iHt the lap ui her cani psttioT her wrailh aad her st1epg h. My boff, my Lord, dss esrd though you be- fn httle 5sscf an- thoriy,' Elsy not, eonjere you, fhcse fAf'ias H tricks. II hey make aot 'angsts weep. 'h-y snake l veur eountrymea assd yoaf trtrnds wonder; and those who opposed tl your native lan, who are lvaloas ot her glory, and envy her power, Felo'ee | ami exut''
 Now what, .uppe~;ng the ranor to be trae, is ti.e | head and iIout Of Psnerxsohs eilsneel Si'afty tniss tas the vcssels of Great Btsasa and Anaaisa shoald be rec prrealiy admitted ino Tho psgis oi each other. home and crleuial, pc fsety equal ioo,iags rLts arrangement. il is co.tenaed, wtsh warmth oi language that bc ekens the ncetty of the eonvie uas oi the rtter, would lay htse sost of downright rum ts British commerce. the British, | navy, anu Bsifish pewerl Mir. foaug addresses I Palmerson In the [, Towing stratn:
 | My lord, you have heen outwiitess by Mr. Bun cEofI. You may be skigfal asgosiateF in geueral peittis bu you match In eenitnerv ssi il ie- macy for the minister of America AmeFiea! winch exuiuag ia the triumph of free trase. under our l adoption of Us ? nrlpler, exYorts anhually ur- wanls of sDe mi lions si ruands of her es'en tor the supply cf this liberal country, in wliFh t is re- ] eeiyea duty irse; while in return she dtes the l articles manufactured from that very cotton, and exported from h nee for her use, vi dutes on ish ports oi 25 and @ per ceht; whi!e oar Ifoss our linens, silks. our woniisns, our haFdwares are l all discouraged by equally erortpous ihpssts-- 1 America. w@ose President in his speech tt the opening of the present ian of CongTe s plainly expresses his hope that this anti free trade and nb- social system 'will be regarded as the psrnsnrnt T policy of the eoaniry'-Asaersea. whose skipping, I amount in Is30 to cniy il9l.7T6 tons, bad iis- cieased in lSi3 to 24t7,DJ2 loasea eaEncsi ot tha faIimsnt ai the predictions contaiBed in the saine speech that sthe time s not distant wheh tie ton- T nare and commercial mafiae of the DHiied states wiI be larger than hat of any other nasion in the werl;' wh se shipping entering oar ports. ncreass ~ fssa l33 S7A ioDs in lsas, to 419 r3ge tons tn lS46. Nc, nay lord, you can het her rteat ms prv- gressive by our own boas'ei official retnvns. nsi wiIl you iudsse departure from the Afner,ean systcin nf doaaestie Prcteeten by ali your nsEHg ish ronees ions oi British interests. lf you need
 information or adsice In future in eamms rc al mat fers, ierventy pray that yoa nsoy seek it flnu Rri sh mercantile auii.oriiiss and not from nltra free-fraie pret"nders, or unsed States diploma tists."
 While at home wc have saelf periodical croakings over orr nationsl dec inc and ruin i' predicted every four years witl, much eelainiy as the ri ing of the sun, IL Is censoiag 10 read such tibatei as thes- ts our pro sress and powrr All our enter p ising Inuf eturers, merchants and asrcnltaists nee ought 10 ask, equal rights in the markets oi the warId. Abolish tlc Old World restrictions ard enormous taxes, and they wlii coiir Iced, and carry cheap as oth.r'; aud John bai kno~s u and feas it. Hash Union.