Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-11-24
NEWSPAPERS IN NSAS.


NEWSPAPERS IN ARKANSAS.
Taking the idea from The True Issue, we give
lis, Of the newspapers published in the State of
Arkansas. Eight democratic, -four are ,ohig,
and two neutral There also two published
in the Indian country west of Arkansas.
ArkanSas Democrat, Little Rock, democratic );
VIM. E. Woodruff, editor and publisher. In its
fourth year.
arkansas Gazette, Little Rock. achig; G. B.
Hayden, editor. In its 3Oth year.
arkansas Banner, Little Rock, democratic +.
S. Garrett, Publisher, l.. j. Reardon, editor. In
its seUenh year.
Telegraph, Washington, phig; VIM. II. Etter,
editor. In its ninth year.
Southern Shield. Helena, nchig; Q. K. Under.
wood, & Co. In its temh year.
arkansas InteNigenoer. Van Buren,, democratic );
Geo. w. Clarke, editor and publisher. In its
eigMh year.
Ouachita Herald, Camden, rAig; James A.
Jones, editor a nd publisher In its third year.
Camden Democrat, Camden, democratic; Robt.
l.. Pegus, editor. In lis second year.
Fort Smith Herald, Fort Smith, neutral; J. F.
Wheeler. In lis second year.
Eagle, BatesviIIe, neutral, j. II. Carr, editor.
In its second year.
Eidorado Union, EIdorado, democratic; Hines
and Iluthnance. In its fourth year.
Union, ClarksviIle, democratic; F. NJ. 8- S. c.
CoIburn, editors. In its second year.
Jsfersonian, Pine Bluffs, democratic; Wm E.
Smith, editor. In its first year.
True Issue, Helena, democratic; VIM. w.
Lewis, editor. Ia its first year.
Adrocate, Talequah Cherokee Nation, Daniel
Carter, editor. In its EM year.
Telegraph, DoaksvIe. Choctaw Nation, D. G.
Ball, publisher. In its first year.
0T 1t is estimated that the segars daily smoked
in the city of New York cost $4,000; in the
whole Union at 100000 per diem annually,
SAG, ,OOO,O ,OOO-enouJh to build railroad from
the Mississippi to the Pacific. Suppose we all stop
putting" segars one year, and subscribe The
amount in railway stock =? After that we can
set in the cars, while they putting it the
praires, and then puff our segars as we please.
OF Gen. TAYLOR, in the first year of his ad-
minstraton. finds himself n minority in Con-
gress. We should suppose that about this time.
he wishes he was in Florida killing Indians. or in
Mexico trouncing the Seniors and Dons or any
where except in the fix he finds himself at present.
The Washington Republic reminds of the
fable Of the s. Fox and Grapes" That redoubt-
able sheet says it is matter of Indifference
TO Taylor; that he W i'll not press against reuc-
tant Congress. OF course then he will approve the
democ ratio measures of the democratic Con gress.
Truly this u.s. democratic country after all no.
thing will change it, not the prestige of
old Buena Vista. Before the late State elections,
the cabinet, the Republic, Truman Smith, and all
thought it a matter of great importance, and work
ed hard for whig Congress. After all. who are
the victorious party! The wings who have the
spoils, the democrats who carry their measures
and control the destines of the country?
Election of U. S. Senators in Illinois, resul ted
on Saturday last in the choice of w. Shields.
The vote stood Shields rs, Cyrus Edwar rds 81.
| n the previous caucus Breese ran Shields very
close, but on the list ballot Shields was nomina-
ted by majority.
The American fleet in the Mediterranean is
said to be cooperating with those of England and
France, in supporting the honorable conduct of
the Turkish Government towards the Hungarian
and Polish refugees.