The Arkansas banner., 1849-08-28

faat Wttn t4e EreNti@NsyA nAA w AAeen @~se F.~ tt tMs 6sliiasds wi,h she mAa of was h ths middle of ths day, os had ws tsksn po. Iuek with him whose basisess [, b to see ih4t iassas are as good as white folks any day. we night have accounted for ii; ba, no, ws dseamed without a cause. sbd with an empty dtmtjShn- We dfeamea that ws were upon inc dome of the Capitol ws,h he sAges of '7S, who had stepped out of he Pie,sses ia the r0asic. and songrega,sd ssaaad the great snd good Washington, like children around kind and beloved ia.her. Aad while we ssood there the waels ua,oe, wild land end all. like Dcnisaa's Psnerama, passed before our eyes. It commenced wiia ifsi: and as it began wifh ihe disnict ef Maine, province "s Massachusetts, and grsdaally unfolded the old lhir teen, i, was pleasant sight to behold the eounten- anee of our own Washington. Then there were negro slaves on tas banks of the Menimse, the Charles, and e.e Conneetieat, and the banjo was heard at fhe cor haskiags and the tune of CsAr ds Kitchen aseeadsd from the farmers' neat mansions in the valleys of ihs Wiliimaaie and she Hoasaton ic Then the North sold to fhe South the slave la bor, and the planter reclaimed hs swamPy lsnd from the eneroacheg flood wttheat fear Of fever e aiIi gators. Thea the Connecticut deseoa imported Samho in exchange for mule, or a TUm-hcgshead ready made, and sold him 10 be gay planter on the Pedee, wtso paid for him in tobacco, and aIl was peace and qaietsess. The New England man and the South Caroasn slept in their bloody shrouds at Ea,sw and Camdee and ss they fc'ighs so they died -side and side ior liberty. fl was fresh pic,We, an Eden-hks Iand where the footprints few and fer between, and where the red savage slept in his wig wan iu the woods and the pioneer white man bull, his rude eabia by ihe dam of the beaver aad the haunt cf the fsilow-deeV.
 Time, which knows no law, kept slipping away from beneath ous feet, and the country. from land of bamlets and forests, bristlea and bastIed with towns ant cities. Sectional feelings began to show themselves in acts. 4 war between black wool and white wool of the most deadly character was waged; and the land cf the Pilgrims that was the first to n- troduce slaves, and whose fathers sod the Indian Kings of Bristol and POksnoket 10 the Spania ds in Cta, after having go, rid of their impor,ations ot human Eesh, damned the SoaIb all uP n heap for being slave owners, and went to spinning co1on raised by those very slaves by white iaeOs and gram blei the Ioter as they made the more ineuey while Eng land, the old hypocrite who gave us the bless ing of SsoRossa in sPsssineia state. after en- sIavng al of India that she could get and after giv- ing Ireland arsenic and ans-colar tn exchange for her Parliament and liberty, pushed on the Parii an on a point of conscience to make civil war with the cavalier, that she might make grab al the middle States, and repair damases by stIanghag liberty ou her own eagles nes, foteveF- At this moment The benevolent Washington started. and, with frown apoa bis brow. pointed to this sectional controversy, and said, "Did not warn you of this terrible evitg Dii I not''--just then the Second Washington and his snite came gafiopirg ID the avenue, with Joshua R. Giddiogs and Truman Smith beside hiin. blowing psans Oi anti ti-angee music upon rams horas, and eat short the sentence ofthe illastrious Fatter We turned, and the forms of the venerable men faded slowly away from our view; and in the place of ihe sodiiks man we saw Thomas Exing with a headsmah's axe, and FItz Henry Warren with bright clever, endeavofing 10 6ehead Iiberty, who was dressed in short pettieoats, and wore an aborinabIe sack. Liberty stresked it Ewing pulled foot, like oee who could hold out all day on an Indian trot. while Warren leaPed after her like kangaroo. Jast as the d'sO were about to catch inc glowing goddess, we awoke-we had ial-
 len as.eep with Truman Smith's secre, etfcalai up- on our breaSt-aad b, 1t was all dream.
 Welt, so much 10, spfits said we. The democratic party have suffered itself to be selvered by the mach nations o the world. the flesh. aud the Devil, in thu form and vertant eoheIiness of the
 HEROIC AGE"