The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-27

grecnsf st every sfep of hIs psgsssra. uells - ding. ss be hcw aaes. sn the kssAk ef ttss assVs. they wpmsa have enaxfm sshf rasnrsiuu eF stse world hsEnnd IL Tkm lEz wsuia Sea have pas- SIT he dared as otheFpiae- He aatea thrsn hss tna stFaighs nhsae@ sesess the essuAea su. f snn6 annhitiens He aared frsss1 tkst ewshnsssna. sFs<k and IugxlerT, bg wh6eh fnaeeul avnas.x ws~ faas- ted upon [ fee country. lie darsd sps@ai-and appeal suecesssnay -fron she paeYtrs servnuss ts the pesFae theEessyenL An4. abore aI n;r hs dsF~d strike ie dass corrupt npneFx& mengpcEg, ailka essshtisl in ersry sEe and ranairy i As aasssenes ofsueh aynasty Ths. sif, ta tKe lreua ef Ii. of- teadieg--this las srrsysd FsEsy ss=ss=sSs sgaiss.
 The same Eensrable gsnsisnan has aaso xpshsn Of the sae ef the uce sf President as puelse aae- tion and sanuJeus 10 sneeaea ny friend from IaaianA. Mr. Thonrsaa.f uAs. lev days aanrs, gave as . mrsa amusing aszpl3T ai kls tAismas as { caagTsss,paai sacflonerr. Ina new azcfiaDeeF. ioe, hFs thenEhf fa i0 change hss srams fTum fss White Heuss ss the Hermsfsge. Esw. sEr. e we hare iesrned fem the =enaRakas gsatssmsn fnfF. 4 AAamsj ths ~fnneE Skaa sne ss-PreEsdeni a e tish If Chisf Msgis;Iste. il | Sut harte prnsuss from rsrunsak~ ~ ~ cpnrSw-t3nk tbe @1hex x-Prss- dezf may hsse spme FEtzle inHussce ia afpasinw q the wAiE inieres's la the anne ofre: ard, h ss 10 requitaf snr hls lmPorssEa infarmafscA on the esrstsn8e safsserfsv s wsuis sssiae him by al Hs@as. wbsa thut interest is atspsseS ef ts adhere ie The good old ..rn mesed prsesdmH of is9a
 -or PsshsIs. sir, sealed FFsPsssss w ssit quite fweh.
 wks4her cask, sc take any, er wAs nesIce I eught ta take af the grsssing sfesasseef the sai- tor AraoIe, appted by ihe TrnrrzhIe ex-Psesiasa1 NIT. .Adansl to an old sareEszfzi eonpeuor for fhe first osee in tie wnsid. long sfter hat eosnps- tltey hs4 quilted the pesifieal arsna isnesxr, m matter of aEch dsaot, wia slapiy ssy of this d. tark, fhai if is of but tho clos aGnay with inst made sy the notssi0ss Knight # GaGshiIl ca the soldier eorse ef tes gallant Psfcs-End viii be ssst Ahout as mack.
 eThe vic,ery of New Orleans aadoat4sslg xasa ground oi high gsnrys hss enY the indiviauai xho was st the bend of cur fegres Mt os glory ts the nation itself But, on sce0aas thaf vicsery. wern they 10 sanction acts Mhch, in he pAzaslst rsssr- red to hy tsss genfseDaa from Eaineky. IMs. ua- derwood,l were argaed to be tTeason; and were they not osly to sanction, but L reward these acts en ta4s graanef II reminded hr. A. ef an anec- cote which be heard msGy ysars ago respecting Genezal Arnsld-a maa very carhrsted in the wal oi oHr reve'uiion. Afef his f.pieits in this try. (which were of tao eharrserE,, he went 10 Engisnd and tlsrT-, hesag za ekara of rou.xnpt ao eyerybo he saw, aali Rarticuipiy to eHsry .Ame- rieau he still soNghl the eempaa of Aneg iraas wbs visited Engsane after fhe close cs fhe wzr nnS in the eoarse of eonFarsasion be had wrsfA an Ane- rican with waeSn hs had bernaeqaaintAd h this ceuntry before his ueasoa and sreaehesya he asked l If they had caught him insseAa es Andre CT if Andre had been delivered mp fas was paopesedl Iaa the purpose oi having kIIa Said fie Alnes5caa. They would have buried that leg ei ycnrs wbich wss mufiates in their service with the hopors uf WAT, and they would hsse hung yOu foF-fhe sensisder Of your body. That Was the ssFt of yasEice ~Aieh, copa TaratisAy speaking, would se ptsper than taa. el hts colleague. which to Isw1 ard General Jackson for insFsFisossing iustre because hA had woa ths battle oa Aew 0rssans."
 wiI Lew. SlI. li( can be psrsouad by the House foE this, to me, most unpleasant digsexsien.9 turn 10 what conceive the true Eeris e de aEes- Den--the pEePrieas of the drelarafioa and essefre- Tsrua Oi martial iaS. by ssa- Jackson. at New Or i leans. N hen speak of Esrixal iax w5li be sn- Gerstoas as meaning The law established rulss and articles Tor the goveTHen: og the army of shr Uni ted Ssa;es That law IS al al times in force and aeqnres To Bew power from simple aeclaration of that fact mean thst martial law rf paramount ooniroi, as < Is ubdeTxtoo4 in all ceuntrses aad which may B0f unaptiy be dedasd aathr common ! sw Vi camps, sprsnging eui ei aud cersne asarass with, the exigrDeses ef aInes ia tie fesi-cxiseG- cles winch eaaHot be forssseu aB4 thefsice ca1nat he CnaTced cgafnst in advance hy fixing lesislation ! That Gen. Jackson had the eeas4ltasieuai towes formally 10 deelaie eftoree such lsw-to saper- sede the civil for snch nGIiaFy rule-l shall Ios contend for him noT has be evT SC con.eaded far himself If al= jurisdiction Is . b. fcanA ss sI3- and that f is. have doab;--it mast b. sought
 
 found hsnlseh surrounded l knos, si-, there are some who would iain persuade the world taAt DO alternative. however darefui. sen jasfify, even excuse, ressrt ie saeh eanrse. 1 have now pamphlet before signed "A KeRiackian,- writ eh Hith some ability, in whct be zRihor labors ts enforce this doctrine. "A siRee and A very short paragraph from thls work vii serve 10 show his position:
 The great aaiinnal interest w5th Gs--fsas great Point oi ai~eiPlne-is, and err mas; be, Implsci, and devoted obedience to the siw.''
 Based on this degDs. he lsss0rs to gFcve that whiie GeRersi Jackson was wnsygs.g the British, he was ih iact, levyiag war agelns his eEH enn4- j Hy-hecause he look the neHxsafy measures to saFpfess mutiBy and treason in ns csn camp s--and winds uP by saying. is plan nnRsssis gated ;rea- son Who iAsslearned gsnilsnsn is, l so nst eais 10 knew FreEa his unspar az bitterness, be H,ight wei he tsken For sorne poftissi renrgais vasasss attempting t0 vin the eendefrs ss ts new fsisads ey ass sailing ths leader os h,s pld ensA CessalH am he's ne sol iaer, and knows noting of toe harG- slips pr casHaltlss ef war. ifhe did. he would ai- so know fsnt aa army rarely nsrches ey day, cr halis by night, wsfseut necessriiy breaking strur law, of tramplsng sam@ rirhf- It Is snors thsn probable thaf gesiienan is sens In6g~, or rx-Engs who, wrapping tinseh in hts rebss. si office, and hug.ing te hls heart this dartmg Jtapn s-rppiirsS i s5seieness" toaasy Imagfnes be GAS esHylmos the Araeic people tAa, Il wsre GafBtsiy httreF New Orleans lad been serked and baTns. than saved ss fF4s ts Ge A4letreT.tet@ t@a he iAcaAesssd 1n the pamphlet reieryed io, urhes eEFred into Practie~i aud wbsfsser may be taeaghs of it now. 1 have doEbs u Raald have beer. fs- esiyed with exclamation by he eaiire British araf st the rme- ln this shape. fses. let t go bsfase Ibe world l, a; least. xiIl gasae ns arEzDessa tc i FreVe iis ioEly CT iis fsissag.
 Ia fs44 the Szfne experiment Ras made win Bat tes poPasarssy to carry fhe State fog the derers- ey, as hge snceaeae1 is kis congressional Sss4 ef He was aontnased as the aemacIzslc ennd5iaie fsF gpVsrRor by the sth of AH$ary canvsaiaon, and thsre is gotd gFcnaa te hsscse that he would bare been rFe-en sRet hts <stnshie 3xAr enrsprsltnr ssS~@rpes o~saey hst fcs the znasers1i eoevieiiaa tnFchghoai the Sszas tha the defeat d Mr Ciay's party, by tie cAeice of cencerntie gssernar ia AuEus', wo1Bd hare eps,aisd ss iajare Mr Clay's pr1spees throughout the Uhina ia sfx presidentssi ssecaen ~haeh followed lsnnearziv3s after. Ia Ne vendor NHh Clay PspHtsssly, and ass hcsisity ef al has fissAs-wsah lAs state psias ss iasx ex- Aed ey ths ssFsssfiaa af ssssog PEessoeai f3 she Uaon---nare eagerly thss esssssed sgain<t sAe denSeex4cy. Caseaal Baser Gizzs1aassaei the whaC