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The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04

QuEER.-We have received a communication which VIC publish for several reasons one of which is that deals raihes too freely wiih The names of private indisdnals. There is fact slated in t fions in Europe have caused deal of apprehe nson
 It seems. net only to erowne heads oyer there, but also in the minds of some here who may be sup posed to be friendly to depossd potealates The eommuniea'ion states as positive fact. that one of our citizens; antieipaiing the deposition of Victoria
 since, and immediately deeded the same to Eng. lands Queen and to her heirs forever, This piece of benesosnce deserves all praise. Victoria has now home which discoateHsed subjects cannot deprive her of. and doubtless she wall live 10 ador
 farm house in the iatericr af Arkansas. The deed is recorded in Jackson sounty and Il went oas to ago
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Dsma,rati, Meeting in Four,hs Township

Al meeting of the citizens of Fourch Townsh,,. Paiaski coaaty on the 3d day ot July, le4s. Chs's Lewis was called to the chair and San1 A White. was appointed secretary.
 Ca mo'ion.a eommitiee of ten, compossi of ihe following individuals, 10 wii:.J. NJ, Moore, c. A. Bsr,hrs. W. Blcdsoe, A. Martin, r. Lewis, " Lewis T. J. Gates, I. Eimore. c. W Moore and 1"hn Lewis, Was appointed by the chair, whose business was 10 report resolutions: after a iess minutes retirement for prepar ation they sepoItei tue folio wing resolutions:
 Resolved, That this meeting arpiove heartily. the nomination of MaJer P. T. Crutchfsid, by Prsiri,, county, as the democratic candidate To represen, Pulaski and Prairie counties in the State Seaa,, Resolved, That, wherras a call has baen ulate throag the democratic papers Of the county, on c c. DAiiey and Jared c. Martin, as proper person. fo be run by the democratic patty Ia repeseat said ceaaty n the ensuing State Legislature therefor. and for the reas'1 iha' we have ebttc eout ence in inc honesty and sb.iity of satd Danev and aa,iii we approve said call a1f desire that they suffer their names To b. run fer the Legislature.
 On tno'iea. resolved, q at The newsparefs of she eeun'y be te9as-tss 10 pHsl'sh Ire pfoec,dngs el usis He@fiRy.
 hs sisn'd sy Iiie chasrrasn and secretary
 n, CHARLES LEWIS, Chatham, sAaUrt \ WHITE, Secretary.
 FooscaG Tow.saIs, Pulaski Go. Ark's
 July Sd. lsas. Cor. l.. ] REsapes,
 SIA :--in eomplianes with the eah made through ths Banner O. tie 1 h af and the Democrat of the 30fh alt, apoa mr,--AHa the request ofmy i'm. mediate nsighbsrs. this day expressed consent Q be ran bv my hiends for seat ln the House of Representatives.
 Respectfully. your obed,eat serv't.
 JARED (. MARTIN
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Political Appointments.

Gel g. H nssss-== n Tassneer@iIc candsdaie fs ths vacancy in the United States Senate oceasione hy the death Of Col. Ashley; will address tbe pc pie at the following places and times viz; Jasper. Newton co, "Wednesday June 2sth. CaSroiton. Carroll co; Saturday July lss. Huntsville. Madison co; Monday July srd. Bsnionville, Benton co ; Wednesday July 5'h. Fayetteville. Washington CO; Ssaurdny July sih. Cane Hill. Washington CO.,; Moaday July 10th van Bnren. Crawford CO.,. "Wednesday July 18th. Fort Smith. Crawford CO.,; Thursday July 18th. Ozark. Franklin co.; Saturday July 18th. Ciarksstlle, Johnson CO.,; Monday July i7Ih. Dover. Pope co: Wednesday July 18th. Norristown, Pope co. Thursday July 2oth. DanvilIe. Yell CO.,; Saturday. July 22d. Perryville, Perry O.; Monday. July 2ith Lewisburg, Conway co; Tuesday. July 18th. Clinton. Van Buren CO.,; Thursday, July 27th. Little Rock, Pulaski CO; Saturday. Jaiy 2sth
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poIitieal ,npojntments.

u The Hon. W. s. OLpHAM, candidate for the United States Senate to fill the vacancy occssioned by the death of the Hon. Chester Ashley, will ad- dress the people at the following Plseessnd times giz:
 BatessiIis. Independence co.,, June 26. SmithvilIe, Lawrence co. June 29.
 Jackson, Lawrence co i. July I.
 Pocahontas. Randolph co, July 1. Gsinesviiir. Green co, July 6.
 Salem, Fulton co. July II. Athens, lizard co July l3
 Liberty, lizard CO.,, July .l5. Yellville, Marion co. July IT. Lebanon, Sesrcy CO.,, July I9 Jasper, Newton co. July 2i.
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"If We seek for the fundamental difference. il lies in .his' The whg party appeals to the inteIIi ana soana judgment of the people, the Democratic party to their prejadices and passions. ."-T Times.
 If this be true, what mean all the ,.x-csbin. hard cider barrels, goards skins. negro soar.
 yaiiei -kisers." "bEan breads "~rald spoons" si,d other humbags. which were the almost exclusive ammunition of the whigs la islo and Al Were these legitimate appeals to "the intelligence and sound judgment of the rsoplef" Rsrsrss ihe DO. siiion of parties ss given by the Times, aad inc picture Is true. Strange thatths Times should have made such rnisiake--when the memories of inc yosasea inhabitants can recall scenes that utterly d'sPEove the aiiegaiion.- Riek. Eas
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Yours. Sc.
For fhe Bdaaer.
PocAHoSTAs ARK,
 lime l7fh lSls.

PocAHoSTAs ARK,
 June i7th ist5.
 DrAa sp :-Perceivirg that public sentiment let ters are becoming the order of the day, and feeling desire tha this portion of the State should have voice in thit capacity. have thought proper to sd wise you asto the situation of political affairs here abOuts. andthe State of public opinion. Until re- eenny there has been but little doing in politics In this county the farmers have had something of more immediate importance to attend to, during next month we anticipate hot and exciting times. and from the number of candidates out, think that we may safely calculate that some will oyer heat them selves and mock under before the first Monday In August. There arc already seven in the field for the Legislature, of them are old tried nags, and some of them are old nags that have tried, and some of then are young nags that want to try all of their daims and views are. and will be before us. and snould and deutiess will select two mem bers to repr,sent us, in whom can rely to carry out oar views and wishes in the vaiious important matters iha will come before our next legislature. Oi ihe various aspirants for the U s. Senate. the prospects of Saml Hempstead are far the most fat tering in this county, he has always stood high in the State. as politician aad statesmen, and since his speech in this place on last Monday tO a large and respectable congregation of the citizens of this county, fepI fully satisfied that he is decidedly the favorite of Randoiph--of the other asprants there is not so much said. but Col. Sever would without doubt, be tle other choice of this county.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04

 Ps't'ieal. rspessd ia hun. His psli,,a.l -
 ths Democratic rsnks,. was taken ., :. '''s sf Ais msshend. asd thoesA hls sour.. \. P''' stormy and gasralOus, it has, nsve,,h.,... " ' ceFe and consistent. ''a l grasi the astounding lsei, Ina, ,,..A sefy has fsiisn upon our Hmes--,h,, IA. '.S'' .' the enlightened century has mvssu,,A,v a.. 'p''s that isdivisaal psvfermeni, and ,he rcas .r ~ " lie veal, are at vaEiaace---ys,, there .,,,,... z 'srssffes Pssaefpls--a easok upon tn. rr.s,...' the VsrPopali, 2 ia the svssipoteac. .f n.-. To this, I Ioeh, Tor the safety of our Rso.ss. as long as we eaa cal forth the sety,es. .f , ~hs are disposed from priaespis .s s.yr, "A. " v and sot sAeaasirss. we arc safe. hsy, h.., r r'' sAe Democratic ticket i've and twenty v4,,.
 have 10 causs. to this day. 10 rrr,, \, h,.,' God. UNCLE Rpn
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Decision in Relation to the Hot Spring Pre.
 emotion,

tmpiion.
 The following letier to the Hon. W. K. Sebastion from the commissioner of the land office, has besn politely furnished us by Ills Ex. Gov Drew The decision therein mentioned with regard to pre-emp- iiens upon lands lying between tbe Arkansas and Red rivers, will be read with much neres, by those who may De concerned in such claims:
 GENERAL LAND OFFICE, ,
 June 10. lsis SiR:-I have the honor to return, herewith, the letter from Tho's $. Drew Esq., lef by you a few days since, ad ia reply :o the subject sns;,er there of have 10 state, that this office has no knowledge Of the decision of any case. by the Supreme Court oi The United states settling the question that the pTe-empion law of 1914 did moi apply and was not valid upon any lands lying between the Arkansas and Red tiyers
 The lands ia question, were ceded to the Govern ment by the Quapaw Treaty of ISIS t24th Aug. and were therefore hot public lands at the time of the passage of the act of 1874 granting pre- sail law of ISI4 A decision Oi this point was made by this office. under an opinion of the Attorney General dated 3d May isS6, and Il was this view of the matter thai has PFevenied any recognition Of claim ant.. he laws ot Isii e'he land occupied by the Hot Springs in Arkansas
 LAe subsequent reservation oi said land by ,h. act et April 2uta. 1899 has protected t fron Iat, Fte.emption fave, ana II is hos gsrd,d as pubic .ad haeie to diPo'i ion ealy hy IAS gstl- iion of Congress To Hen " K SasAsrIAS.
 Senate, Q, $.
 |. With much respect,
 your obsbdieHf sersf,
 RICHARD M. YOUNG,
 Commissioner
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To the Democrats of PuIaski md p,,;.,.

FELLOW CfrixENs~-lt is two month, ,,,.. name was annoancsd as eandid.,. e,, ,a. Senate frou your district, always sub;,,,,,. v '. to the dee eision of a democratic eOoven,io. ,9 been thought proper net so hold e.pv.n,,.,,,' the name of Peter T Crasch6ela A.yin, ,... . ssnsed by the county of Prairie. |, become, ,.,. ' ty as democrat, to create no division in ,A. z. cratic ranks. and consequently decline ,A. e,,,, and withdraw my name as candidate fer ,As s,, Senate.
 You will readily perceive ny reason. to, d,r,, ing, when tell You thai have been iden,,s.a =. the democratic party by my devotion and ,,,,... since Is2o. ths first seventeen os which u.,. the State Of New York. have been slsv., ,.. a citizen of Arkansas. and it is well known ia ,. that my course has been the sane. and thu, I, not been inactive in advocating the principle. profess.
 Itis better to suffer wrong than do wrong, ,s. cannot think of doing injury to my party for |, poses of self aggrandlse,nei,t. entered ,h, eo. cal arena as democrat: ss such, thorough la ,,. sense, I leave t. So long aa believe that ,h. ,. ciPies oi the democratic party are bes, fot tho As iean people, Il is no selfish fseliag ,hat can q. me from support. The fact that my fire, prefer for their candidate ose whose services ia democratic party have been exercised but fo, . years in comparison with nine, bring. no r.is with it, and am not the less democrat
 SAMUEL II. wEBs
 June 2s, Is4S.
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Deficiency in Edusaiion.

correspondent of the last Gazette, says, "I wish 10 suggest, for the edifeaii,n of the Banner, who found that the Editor of the Gazette was out, and the ass--ass-in, that in the case of the Lccofoco print one Gan atl0ays find the Ass-Ass iR."
 The writer for our neighbor of the Gazette who repeats our uiies, was evidently not educated under Dr. O'Brisn's system. He always whipped any pupil who was called puppy of p.ks.'' and eould'nt say something better than "dog or doc tnys back
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POLITICAL APPOINTMENTS.

We are requested by Col. Roans, to say that he will address his fellow citizens at the following places, and on the days mentioned below: Searcy, White CO.,, Tuesday. July II. Elizabeth, Jackson CO.,. Thursday l3 Bstesvi.le. Independence CO.,, Saturday Is. Mount Vernon, lizard O., Monday IT. Salem, Fulton e., Wednsday i9. Smithviile. Lawrence co, Friday 2I. Jackson, Lawrence co, Saturday g. Gainsville, Green O.. Monday 2i. Boliver, Poinsett CO.,, "Wednesday 26. The Court House of St. Francis CO.,. F.iiay 8.
 And at such other points as the people may de- sire, not to interfere with the above appointments
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For ths Bans.r
"Lay oa Maedsf sRd d--d bs hs rho jrsi cries hola
 sH0sfyA

"Lay on Aaedsf sRd d-d bs hs rAo jsrsi cries hold
 ssosgA"
 The absence of any signature avasih nothing to the "ones potent spirit of Ipeeacnsnha" The aause- easness Of the drug beirays itself in he unntelIigi bty and asainins stupidity of the sqaib, attempt. ed i" the last Cazeite. Like certain bird of disa grseabe eroaekiag voice, he lowest so deck himself a borrowed piumes.and tspiuige' upon the wii.ic,ms of another. Does he thus seek to hide from hi. aaghsed gaze the IarsG like speeres that must con nnnaly haunt him. of disappoinied.po.itcai aspira- sions abnred faith, and sOemnlY reSantsd opinions, Bat "ltt the dead restr MILES
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04

The fresidAnt has nominated Isaac Towsey At torney General; vice Clifford, assstant commi,.ion. ss ss Mexico, and Senator Bsgby Mlnister 10 Rus- ala. vice Iasersolii, recalled.
 Major Gsaham arrived here to-day from Msalco. bear'ng dessaichss for the government con.ainIne reports Iron Mir. Scsisr Of the ratification oF inc TSesty.- WssAsagtoa Uaisn.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04

Col, RoANE, starts on Monday next, further to perform his dstiss as an electoral candidate. The appointments he has made and which are given be- low, we entertain hope will bring him in contact with the candidate fos Congress, who has entered the field with the blushing houors of 'no pariyism" press uron him. We understand that Col Roane has also invited Col Preston, the whig electoral can diAafA to meet him
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From the Bradford tPa Espert, THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

By the proceedings of the Democratic Ssiss Convention, which we publish this week, wlI seen that Gen. Lewis cass. of MirhfgaH. aEt {; W. O Butler, ot Kentucky, are the nnnis.v. the convention for President and Vice pfsSidsH. And in accordance with the decision of the eoer ten. we have cheeffally raisei their names, a. candidates of the democracy We have no S for Eemarks this week, as the proceedings ef convention occupy our entire inside The pact ings are nnusaatly interesting and important the report which We publish w,ll te loaud aa and accurate.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04

The Helena Journal iuscribes the na,ne of Am. brose H. Sevier 10 the head of ts columns and pre- scents him to the people it's first choice for United States Senator.
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Ws are indsbtsd ts sa vsinsd friend and oees. sosal eorsspeaSsut fsr ths following eloquent ar tieis. hspsaks ths spiisPh ef Mr. Clay with Goses and tsaaty and with woadsrfsl truth teis the stosy sfrsylOriam and whsg irieksry. May we not hope b hear from him ofsea.
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peseriptiem of . haa aaaa.

.Siranger. which is the way to - village 7s There's two roafs." responded the fellow. "Weii, which is the besti'' sAins much difference: bon on em' very bad. Take which you will, afore you've g9t half way youf wish you d tuck ieshsr''
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Nmfiraisn Rampant.

We perceive ibat the Daily saa, 0i yesIes., <. dsubss tias leal'y of the great ewing party !. Taylor, long age the chosee of the Nsli'e' ,.g be an amusing, t not very edfy'ne 9aars' which of these two facilegs vii sarcsca m s,w of the werthy General. -- Fs@H'yt-.
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Cemfsrt from the yvhig Bes,eF''

The Boston twhig' Of the sah, sAys' |. ssIl Is our belief that the majority oi ins Psf ., Massachusetts, wili Het vote for IA AiLnH aBy, circunstaAes
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Wheeling iHie Liae.
June os, is4s.

The Bradford Reporter, well known as the ,y,sI organ of Mir. WiImot, aud the leading. t ao lA. {, ly paper in Pennsy vanIa which has profsssed a.- craey "wish Proviso, thus manfaly wheeGs .I line in support of Cass and Batter TAe ksys. State Is pledged by her dsiegaiioa tn BaImor. |. democratic majority of 10000. pcuh,l,a i pledge will hold good,
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04

The Supreme Court commenced its regular term yesterday.
 Present Chief Justice Johnson. Judge William Conway B.
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Appointments by the Governor.

Hon. C. c. Scorr, to be Judge of the Supreme Court, vice ". s. Oldham resigned.
 Hon. WILLIAM DAVIS. to be Judge of the sth Judicial Circuit. vice C. c. Scott, appointed to the Supreme Bench
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FcTty-nine years ago, Geaeis' Cast 'nea of seyenteen. c,ossed the Atieghssy Deaatsins foot. and with but one dollar n hls pocket " i. journeys end. Now bs goes. greeted al e'ei' .4 2. by thoassnds, inc candidate Of the doGs''sa' f for the presidency. The northwest theo ssn.A,' \, twenty thousand peoplei, now nsmosrs aS.' ... ,s' five millions. What contrast, and wAH " meBtsry upon eur eosDiry and its ia''r''s" g.,s1
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POLITICAL LETTERS. OPEN 10 THg IKxPRCfIeN OF ANY DEM0- CRAf, H APPLICATION AFYHl2 OFFICE.

 Mach es ws depsscass the idsa q attempting b neuia eplsiou by the publication of seasmsn, lss- ta the importantly sf our friends, hos induced us to open column weekly for such communication ef sentiment in regard to ,hs popular wiIl. as may Feeeh us, In sabsiantial form, and with s name which wiH be sutfelsns voucher for its sisesrttS and geasiasaess We have been assured thatIetisrs ef sneh character. are leoked for by the people, ssA sA=s s= ;sas~aes s exercised is :ssr F-ssss!- gsiion. which 1t is necessary that we should em. pioy, and Is we have done before. ws must by the expOsitios Of reel sentiment, ns what Is laise to the eeunier.
 We accordingly commence win ! series of let- isrs from gentlemen of influence and veracity. and whose position enables them to speak eonfdentiy as to the feelings Of ihe people
 As we said ia introducing these letters they sEe open for inspection to any democrat who may desire so satisfy himself of their gsnuineress
 Fer He HGnasr.
 WAsHIKeToN, Arks
 June 7i. ls4s. Mir Editov.
 have noticed with much surprise, in several osoosN VI tuu DCsnOCtAes FaDtsansu ast<tys uS0Ces of public sentiment letters purpor'iug to be from Hemstssd county. in which the writer siaies that this county, with the south generally. in favor of Dr. BoFiand Tor the Senate of the United States in opposition io Col. Setter. Who he writer may be, cannot conjecture, bat that his object is to de- eeive, there can be no doubt, for 1t is perfect y evident to every that there Is not the least grounds for hs assertion in part of this county but s' ts contrary, co Seviss is decidedly and DO. stvely the rst choice of nine ienths Of the Demo cracy of this county, and very greatly the fsvonts through the south. have every rsason to believe fos assure you sir, ths; 1 have not been able to find one soiiiary democrat favorable to the election o Dr. Beihnd over Col. sevier. since the publication of the first public sen.imsn, letter in tho Demo- crat. from HemPstead county. have eonversed freely win many of the prominent members sl ! our party, and make this statement with their knowledge and appreciation, without any other mo- tive than that justice may be done the paFies and to put y,u upoo your guard relative to all such writers fsm this section.
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HELENA, Aak's, Juno 24, Is4s


 Editor Of Me Banner:
 Dear Sir-I have this nt read communication II the "Intelligeneer,' from Little Rock, dated 10th June, which, afier eulogising Oldham anl Boriand, as candidates for the U. States Senate sais. that the political circle of Little Rock was at that time represented, from various counties. n,ming them, and among them he named MssissippIsnd Crittenden counties, and that they brought glorious news for Borland; l take this occasion to correct aay impression that may be made by tlese fabricators of public opinion, q mean disespsct to the writer of the letter. ho- ever he ms! bel and to say that his informant is most sgreaously misiaken;-I have perhaps as good an opportunity of knowing what the senii- me nts Of tls people Of those two counties are, as almost any other man; and do not know a .l3ctland nan" in either of them. That Col. Se- vier is the hoice of the people of those two ties-indeaa may say aImcs, the unanimous ehoics of both democrats and whigs,--no one who know anything rabiic sentiment viii dare. seriously to deny.
 Within ths last few days have conversed freely with seveal gentlemen who have recently travelled through Phillips and St. Frsncis. and Jackson { counties. snd some of whom. | am assured took considerable psns to ascertain the character Of pub lie sentmsnt in those counties, -and they assured me that ir all these counties. they saw but one man who wosld own bis preference for Mai Bosiand over Col. Sevicr, and he was q decided IFhiq, ane publicly declared that "he was for Mai. Borlsnd because As believed that by securing his election the U. s. Senate" they tihe whigsJ "eeuld succeed in the 6sal disoluton and dismemberment of ih. democratic party, and that the defeat of Col eyiel would be the greatest triumph the whig rarty hat eve' gained in Arkansas. l am not in the habit oi writing letters for eFect. and was only induced tc write ibis. for the purpose of con,radicng in par the iase impression which was liable to be created by those "leser wriiers'' who know about as muel about the red sentiments of the people as hors, does about tse geography of the moon. HAYNES.
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HExrsrEAp CouS
HEArsTEAp CopNrY "All the democratic candidates are pledged to go for SevisT."

UNION COUNTY. has been arranging every thing here to send Bossnd delegate from this eoan,y--we will send sasneh Sevier nsn, however altoge ,her anti s.ss. "i have taken high ground for sevier, and sm sure that As could beat Bosland 20 to I in this County"
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a5- The whig party have no candids'e,
 ssIN NO CASE CAN ' PER NH Mi s.s TO BE THE cANDADATE OF AMI ss TY, 0R YIELD MYSELF ID SCHEMES. ,--- Zachary Tasto1.
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From the Memphis Eaqairer. Liberality of ifkanxaS.

Louisville, June 18th. is4s
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