The Arkansas banner., 1849-04-10
The Inaurura,ieu Rnll. Ac.

The editor of the NeA York Mirror writes homs of the Inauguration Bail
 .sThere was scarcely coat og dress in the hall that did not come ont covered with an epsms. aa spurious spermaeeti. The damage done to the dres ses is estilnated al &30e0D Tite supper and cloak rooms were badly managed, snd there vas a large business 6One in the way of exchanging hats. coats, Ske. One lady lost shawl worth 500, ant gentleman of my acquaintance home fhis mosnng with shocking bad hss' and the shshbvst kind of an overcoaf. iusng some Tly dollars by the excbange Adding to lhi- sptafIt aud loss account SIS for bouquets, SI0 tor liekst, and S25 for . hack, makes tbe ball ralhsg expressive whistle but 'those wLo wili dance must pay the hddlef.' | sThs President has decided Co make TO removals from office where the commissions expire within six mosths, except for speeisheanses." I Horace Greeley did Rot enioy himself fhA oc- eas,en, and thinka DO oae ela4 AiA.. When the eid hero pyesentrd himss.L ihsre was he least possible lsHthussssn." GTeefy says.
 Now ena then a cheer is attempted hHf the result IS so nearly failure that the daring lvsdss n she exploit is among the E st 10 laugh al he miscarriage There was nci bit of heart iia t.
 1 "They don't seets ie cheer with much unetion, ' 1 remarked to Taylor original.
 "Ne-e-o. they don't cheer mach," he ss faiufiy ! replied 'ihere is good deal of doabt as to the deeoTum of cheering at social ball" l True enough the probability of indecorum was ss tcient 10 check the impulse ebeer, and very few passed the barrier. The cheers "siuck in the 1 throat, like Maebeth's Amen, and pEopIietfeS oi 1 The occa 1on were well cared for.
 1 Greeley thinks it ~onid have been very different n"Od HtI" had been walking down that stair case | just ihaHgurated. Say he:
 1 Let those who will hater the chief dispenser o Executive 'patToRAge, discovering ia every act snt feature soEe resemblance of Waskingtea--f an content to wait, and watch. and hope. b,afn ns incense his altar, attach AattsFng epithe.s tC his name. l turn from this imposing pageant. SC rich in glitter loor in feeling. to think ot hin
 ho should have been the centrs hgure ct this grsns panorsma--the eis,incf, the powe eriess, the unor go;ten--behind the mountains, but not sssting- the eloquent chamrion of Liberty in both hemis eheres-whose voice fulfilled the hearts of the uE~ rising, the loug trsmpied sons of Leonidas an, dependence were read 10 the hoSfilsiy nus,ere, squadfons of Bolivar and herved them 10 sweet iIom this fair continent the my rnldons of Spanisl oppression.
 | My heart is with him in his laf Southern abiding plsce-wi,h him, the early advocate of AfTicai Emancipation. the life long champion oi a.seTsi fled Home Iadustfy of Internal Improvement anr not less glorious in his later years, stern r-Prove of the falsl spirit Of Conquest and Aggression Let the exuIting thousands qaaa their red wines a The revcl to ihe victor of Monterey and Bueha Wis ta whlie Wit points the sentiment with epigTaH and Beauty crowns it with her smiles More graie fui 10 in the stiffness Of my lonely chs.nbet, t cup of chrystal water a which honor the cherish ed memory with the old, familiar aspiration "Hers's tn you, Harry Clay"
 Whv, Greeiey's suit ni TsyIorsnn. which he don
 ned shortly preceding the late eection seems 10 si 1 rather swkwafdly on hlm s'Ih.