The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-04
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.a.4vs E 1 By mF. James B. yeAnsen, who was h MexiDt .s the private ssesstaFyef Get A. If. ssvier. and hasuss sstusssd. ws received yesterday he letter which ss give bsiow.
 Hasything ia sadEien to what we have already stnsed bs necessary so place Col sevisr in bis pro per position before tne people. this we hope VII satisfy sl thas we have takea no unwaTsnsabae li teFty ia announcing hlm as candidate feF ihs U 5. Senate to occupy the place he has heretofore q ably 6lled.
 Alter executing mission cf Ghe most difiea character hs resarns with treaty that accomplish es eveUthing his country asks wiIl Arksasas. can she deny to her most distinguished and talented preventative. the honor of reelection
 lf femineuce. talents, aud long services. have in- aaeBee if labor for the good of the State, and years energy spent for her interests eate her states men to proper appreciation of their worth, then may we believe that Col. Sevier will be iriunphaas
 y restored to his former usefaI place in The Senate We reg'e, that his operations in Mexico required that he should go direct to Washington city before he could Pnssibly come home. We understand his his business there will detaiu him but short time and we may lock for him very soon.
 STEAMER SuETANA. June 28. 1S4S. Dsar Ssr:--Hasing, by inc aid of my friend and associate, Mr. Clifford, accomplished the object ol l my mission. by concluding peace between the I tTo counties, left the eity of Mexico on the i2th instant for fhe United States.
 Previous to my departure, raised upon govern ment psper the first insaInent of three millions oI dollars for the Mexican Republic and hsd the erst- ifcaiion to behold the hag of our eouniry In the presence Of more than 5000 regular troops Of the
 Uhtied Ststss. and ef 50 ,00a spectators, under . salute from the guns of both countries, hauled dow from the palace, where 1t had trinmrhantly wsv. sS, s"d ss.e aas of Mexico raised m tts place. Oul l army marched ont of the city without molestation ] In company win Gen. Butler, win an escort o l dTsgoons, arrived at Vera Cruz, where we found
 a national vessel that brought io Naw Orleans 1 and l am now, thus far. my way to the city o Washington .o fal6l the last item Of my instfuc iioLs which, on my part, remains 10 be executed
 hope. in less than ten days to accomplish #. and b, relieved from subject, which, from the beginning ! has been 10 me source of great anxiety. was detained in Mexico longer ihan expected
 did hope to be iR Arkansas. at least by this time regret this detenson- but could not avoid it--anC still the more on account of the intelligence have casually received since my return 10 the unitet s if had been in Arkansas, these are portions o Doet. BoTlaBd's circular ln which suppose aiasior
 is made to me. that should have felt called upon te notice. It Is possible, if right in my conjecture that may do % still though too late for eirenla- | I should. also. have considered it due to myself
 10 say something in reply to the of repeatcd sian ders against me about the establishment of cour ] st Van Buren, These islanders are Iieh fabr,catons and their exposure may not spoil by keeping few
 weeks. And, lastly, would have desired 10 occu I Py leisure hour in sBswering the continual cry
 which has become a sort of chorus with many
 upoa the subject of iHtsress o the est
 What those neglected interests of the west gre. have yes to learn. and shsli be pardoned for my ignorance of them, as they have never been made known to me. If, indeed they be known by those
 who howl the ioudest on the subject
 may have ontliyed the affection Of the good peo- pie oi that portion of our State. and, if SO, shall regret 1t, but I feel full confidence they cannot charge me with a neglect of their interests. One word more, and l am done for the present
 l am candidate for the unexpired Senatorial term 1 for which was elected in lS42, and for the full
 term which succeeds It. am not now, nor shall
 be, candidate for Ashey's vacancy.
 Your friend,
 1 A. H. SEWER. l Col. L. J. BRANDON