The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-22
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~It was gscEious yicfoFy, ~--Sputhes. 1 When oid Caspar and his sen. ou ils, Geld cs Rruhri iasaed HT, be skulls q lle iausetais abo had fallen under the great Da4e ct M sfibofcagh. the oid man. .n answeeJo the iaegae aires cl the youth to the advsn,sgus arr by the result of that brave old day, eoad only turn his eyes 10 heaven and piousiy sSciAIna, ''tt wss a glorious viCsory!'' So may e old men of aariaid, ID TrcoaBi- tug io tte ieIybgaa repubbeaus afi isas the @fssp- tages derived fToin the electoa ot Zachary Taylor exciaiia n ths language al nid caspaG. ," Ii wAs a l glorieass vlcfoFy" Bot h1 was benefited by fhis victast itas il the ffes-Soierl No: :os he has been whs,lrd down the wind by the owner of many slaves. and much bott0m land. on the father of wasts. (fly the wsy, wiso was the mother of waters D But t was gloricu$ victory: for whom Neither hghsaritte, tfse-isaaer. rs= baron, hsrd- inoneyite slave owner, a5oonsst C athoiic Prosesi sat democrat, wbig, have slerIved much comfort Webster and Cisy, Crittendea ssd McLans, ss sasd agbasi Hee DOT neH at a pnbhc tuSeTais aie tsr n the back grousa ihs classic fn;elIi gehcer. inc misth-psovoking s~ Whig," the knar- liag Trihane,r sad the vskant '' Courier sad Enuairsr"
 Qsain, H0faet's bpc's and Jane's wooden sword hung uP to dry, like herrings in the hut of the fisherman.
 Oh if was victory io be proud of. Like that hloo.ly unparalleled and tremendous struggle between the cats of Kilkenny. where there was noshine left of the eonqueTsEs and conquered bat oae sfg0tttcahF tdif;
 I'hey foat-they Ssi--with bloody snout;
 Aud what think ye it was about I
 HAy, srks skosii ys iH and srhs 70 eat.
 We have Do want of respect for General Taylor or his cabinet personally. We wouid treat the Hero of Bueaa Vista as bis native State, Virginia, has dane,-give him sword for bis gaIlaniry, and thirteen or tonTteen democraile members oi Goa gress 10 check hln in his poliics-praIse hs pstrio- Issn aas condemn his policy. ia great wo,id ike ours things are constantly getting out o place, ani when we find cuckoo in a doves nest, or Aild cat sackling rabbits, feel tor the little iRaoceuss aud pray Tor their speedy deIivershce; but If the young doves and the little comics, like their guard. iAns, wiy. let them have them and le2rn t0 cry "cnekoo :" snd gTowi.
 The grea, raat of The present administration is time. They have no lime 10 speak to ihe people, to serve the ppopie, ta think oi he people; and we lre nciined io think indsny hv their aets thai they have tsSss 10 T,neEbrr tkeir pedges or tbcr griReipt,s elaer. General Taylor, when the mail contractors were presented to hins, replied that lie would be pleased ta converse wilh them but he had fiHte; when invited to Boston, he declared his ,irsue 10 go, but wanted fiM,e aud when invited 10 ihe New York cattle show, even then he had the Nil! To gp, but not the lime. What does he do with his timel The appointments, Il IS sad, are made hy ihe cahiuet n executive caacas; ihe laws are construed by the attorney general the new Con. -feSs expected jo propose aad enact all neces- safy laws Tor ite country, and the Senate are 10 do m the diplomatic chores Tn secret session. What, then, has the President 10 do' His owu planiatioa IS seven feet below water, and his two hundred negroes sucking sugar-eans in the crotches ol he gu'n-rees They therefore reqaiFe particular attention iroa him; ami be neither goes market like ticnersi H.rrtson, walks round the sqnare Ike Nt. PoiS, We are at loss 10 conceive how be can Wan' fiuas.
 King AsriPpa, when Paulpu, i, to Iii, conscience ka.v tts- Ro M wanted time; the man who vas born hall an hour too fa'e, wanted fine; Queen Elizabeth, ca her dea't-bed, wanted tImr; and the Biena Vista band, when ii played .st gave insu5i,ah!e evidence that fl ~an1"d fiaN Well, tel the administration have liae; ard Il they cannot gel i, uosS our wofI fer h they ~IH have II in 1852 or We are mistaken in the signs o ;he hmes. & Tfu,pHs tngi" says the poei: aud whle tiae dies, lei Us have time, if it is only fy-si~s.
 Stnce the election is November, O.d whitey appears io have been lost sight of until last week. when the bride of celebrated Kentuckian on a visit ic ibe White House, inquired most feelingiy after fhe health ol The gallant animal Now, this s as II sho'Ild be; and as The days of the Consulate seem 10 have come again, perhaps 0Ih WhItev alier The example of 'he Romans may be promoted to inc purple, aud be seatrA with he rest of the d'gniiafies arnni ths green table. \ friend oftfe General in the Philadelphia convention wanted 10 jun Whitey for The Vice Presidency-forgetting
 
 eHuld no, cotne from the same Sta,e.1 Should Nhitey be rasei to the cabinet ard the Augeaa s'ehte reauire cleansing we are informed bf inc " N hIg that It does, this horse consul should he plaeed in charge of it under the guifance oi the Deparmeniot otIhe interior, e the HoHe Department, his duties being seraGts wifi it, Bgt seriously as Nr Calhoun says, we are in cYitis. Something IS going tc happen. We Ilear the whets,cne of the ieisn'sess Wafsea Upoa the scythe of fate iu the marble pcs'rfice, and noihiag can inc heads of many officer, unless U he the thu,rir.- clcp of the Virginia elections. Ina, slon. tnay sssoHnd iheIn into their senses. We too hear the of Inc grindet in tt,e yard of the Ohio Wood chopper. and learn saat of axes are put in crier for dearocraiic heNds. We find tAat success changes the principles e1 tiss whig party snh that promises before an election are, like piecv~st only gssde to he hrckeR. Well might Ma Criitenden stay out of ihr cabinet; veti might Mir. Clay give the |" new lights " cold shoulder; and well might The gosi-ke Daniel. on the 0. his departure, in v,ew of the day of the ascension. as nrsdicesl by Psrson Miller, exesam. in a voice of broken thur dcT: Blow oa, GabIiei, 1 stn ready to go:''
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