The Arkansas banner., 1850-11-12


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 NJ Sevser gave sotes that Ae would i,,ross.. . eia ae ehanes the ttne ef hslaIax ,i,. Pros,,. Ccurs ef Lafayeue esaasy.
 ". Doesoa presented repeSt from ,Ae beard es internal improvements of Newton uoautv Rs- terred Q the eemmit1se ea iaserasl isnpreyeu.s,.
 Mf Netsses gave notice that he would iatrasaea ef this State.
 MF B'akemosO moved aa adjournment. Tn. melton was lost.
 NIT. Morton gave notice that hs wpslS ia,rcgsc. esi te provide for calling ia the Coaaty Sefe sF CFswfera county.
 Ms, Johnson gave notice that he would intse. euee eisl to aathoriEe the heidiuR ef a spse,,l term et tsae Probate Court Of Madison county
 Mr Singleton offered resolution inst a stand tsg cemasstsee oa "bHaocRae" he raised b easus inc all otlss of that character.
 MF, WAsos moved that tn. resolstIea Se ,.,J a. : the table.
 Mt. Singleton viihdrew The resolution
 MT Bradley offered reselaiiSa,-~s That th. Secretary ofthe boaid of Trustees oi the | cal I,. tate Bank he instructed to present Ia thts Nous. , uiap or schedule oG all the lands mossg ssf to ebs Bank for stock, indicating their position, wh,, ands have hevn sold uader mortgage tho amount for which they were sold, and by whom purcha.. ed, and what anoUat of revenue the lands held hv the Bank, yield. which was adopted.
 Mir Saddier moved inst the jousaals cf lhs Aeusa exhibit the amount of mileage paid Co each nems.,
 Oa motion of Mr' Singleton tue motion was tais cd the table for one day. ~
 The House djaNuEaed.
 TueSisy. Nov. 3h.
 IS rHE SENArR.--A message was received -rsn the House informing oft organization ei that kp1y.
 On motion of Mr. Berry. the House o Repgss.n. tatives was informed os the organization oi the Sen aie.
 oH motion of MT. Hard, a committee eT two wss appointed 10 wat apen the Governor As,A laform him Of the organization sad reainsss of ,hs Legs, latare to receive aay communication he uisht as. sire to make,
 Messrs. lizard and P0indexteF. committee. Mr Claise moved that committee be appointed To in. vite the Rsv'i clergy who so;rurning in Little Rock 10 open the sessions of The Senate with ptay@
 Mir. Meciain moved 10 Amepd that the Senate elect Chaplain.
 On motion of Mir. IsArd The snendusn, was lad on the table.
 On motion of McKaeey shs so's 10 lay on The table was Teeoasidered and The amendment was adopted.
 Ar. Berry offered substitute that committee be appointed to confer with the pssying msmbeps of the Senate, so as 10 have pable prayers every morning in the Senate chamber, Tree of sxpsass io tae State.
 1 On motion of MT. Clark the substitute -.s laI on ,he table.
 Mir. Izard introduced the following resolutions.
 Mir. I1ard of St Francis, announeed the death sf the Hen. wiLFoRD GARNER. Senator slset frem shs counties of chicOt, Bradley AshIoy and Drew, se compsnied by the following rernarkst
 Mr. Presideaf !, becomes my Pa,ofs da,y. ~ announce tc the Senate. the dem,se sf tas hoa MILFORD GARNER. Senator elect from Inc district composed of the counties of Chieot, Ashley, Brsd- ley and Drew.
 The Hon. Milford Garner is desd. lie died ss his residence, on the 2Ith uI,: snd, iu he dss,h. this Hon body. his district. and the State generally, has sustained heavy loss.
 My first introduction 10 him was in the fall of ISls. We were tben both members Of the lower branch of the General Assembly of this Sia,s- The manner iu which he psssei through the sEei- ting scenes el that memorable and boisseraoas ss-sion--always preserving happy eqaao,misT q tsmper-boand him to lny heart by tls mos. strong and end caring ties.
 lie was good maa--he was ap honest maa.- And, althoagh ia politics, fism aud decided dens- crat so gentle and kind was his naiare. that hs won for himself. anI enjoyed. sAo confidence snd esteem of high minded honorable men. of al par ties. How sirs. shall estimate Tho loss of such mani Language fsiis. aud al va can do. stfs, is to drop silent upon the grave of oar departed friend.
 The God of our spiGits, In inhaite wisdom, has seen 6t to remove him from the walks of men, And II Is our duty-yea, u is aobse--is maasy-'o aeqaiesee in every disPensaIpn of His providence with niia silence, and GsFyenuy pray 10 tast great and good Bei0g. who holds the issues Of fife and death ia His hands that each Ons of us, when our work ou earth stall have bsea fniSled may be permitted through grace divine. 10 mest tho ainen bodied spirit of the Honorable Milford Garner Ia higher. a happier. better world, where there arc uo political disseasions 10 mar our peace and where a who love righteousness, fathfalness. and truth, shall receive their just reward.
 As las, tribute of respect. and in testimony sf the high regard and esteem n which we held 'ee deceased, while Iivisg ssk leave te iairodaes tho following resolutions which, hePs, vii! De nnAAi' mousiy adopted
 ResoIDed. By the Senate and House of RePre"en' tatiyes Of Arkansas, that, in the melancholy dn- pensslion which has deprived us Of our amiabs friend the Honorable WmFoaD GAHsEs, seha'of cleo, iron. tue counties of chicot, Bradley, Drew and Ashley, the coan.ry has lost one of ls' most useful citizens asd faithful senstors, a"d society has been depriyea of of is bfigbteSl ornaments "a man who, ia al the relations which oonad hi"' lo his eouatry. his friends aud hss family 90 de- meansd himself shat whiis he obtained ths respect and confaenes of his fe low-Hnsn. won the gune'- 0ns opinioas of hs friends aad the afsc!l0nais 5s vosiOa of hts family.
 ResoiUed, That. as a testimony of tho many '''- taes of the drcessed. ths estimation ia ~b'eh "e hold him. aad ss an expression of the deep syoP'' thy which we feel, lA common with all who Ase" him; ws, tho members of the General Assembly