The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-01
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 rA. s.nsss mel and sAlcaansd. Ia the Hruse, -sA rf Ala a&verse4 te an article ID the Unloh. Ss.se !, wns ytsied fhat tbs election el Brswa,
 I-a arp.naeE varly oa hi1, be Waald FA9ter ,,ss rsaacs c6 swo zea than thAt tls=Te sheaie .r~nuiraaion Nlimst sad. fhat he hs1 hrets " - a-,agra by tire tgses csss fCr ksa, feAa fl he - -. el-ctet; h- uas RnGIsifag b ssand in the A n ss oesAasE4fsea. and requested bsS frieAts -. "a vose ter hlm agAse~ Ihe House then pfs- ,ss sn haitst, wish the tali9N1ng rssu1is brews IIg Dars ss, AaEreeaa is, s'Aisey ir, Mcsaa- rprv Ia. winttagp l'' ssa 's1las 20 Ase hsnd1es s' t~sxts-s.x votes cAss. EeeeasaEy ts eh0see ll3.
 ' f..-arrss,- pu4iles BPp0ita eaca cpznmifiee S ..-.. Ia @ea5sr iE feia,I0a to the ebecifsn pf S,r1krr. he oessfe1 a sTssey ergsasEstian- WRa rIs,,.et 70 ss DenaSTssae Peiys hs heaassed tsere m ..,~assblng Toissa sa DenmAIk, he sAasAsa t,- ,As nezoctaey bat noi ieH the NAsSs. ' n. es,Iv r..pilea. ssa lfiefte4 to tBe Earthern .,s Ssgttsros VI hsg. b~ing at FariAaes, regarding T~s,s4r. Tsyios's sentisssnfs ca the slavery qaes ,,o1 ans accused then os b@sng aaswerabss t1f ths rrps.u; ssale cl taEg@
 M, axhsun wished to kb7w whether there w,1 nnv tru,h ia ths fusBer tai written r,~.1,~ats ma besa catered iaiD bsiween BE0wn Eaa .be Frse-S0sers-
 M- B4yiE iB4i gnssatiy denied u
 Ms Avs.nan askea Eaethsr acsrrespoadeRce had pa; passes 9etWeea the parties
 Mr BsglT replsea thas ae Ess mol aware of any, aad aasd Il there Sss any E4inoEliy lsE nAkrhg the ehsfge.
 Mr Ashmaa rsPlied tAat aasAing more ihas con- Inos Fguoz-
 Nr Keoi prosested EgAiESs tbe fwo psrsRes Rrro- rs,,s~ o ttxruse ses the selisDeat ef te question -tnsi he minority had as much ughf ta be beard as tse mAJoFi'y.
 Nr B.r5s was permitted so interrupt fhs gentle ra.s and .sld. 0a the 21tbasIfY ui Ms. BsgAa &5af i, eerrespot,assee had passed besHeea hlm &Ba Mir. wfno,. bal nSl oi lss cssarAcisS iHllsatee.
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 Mr. BroRa then stated among otler things, that when hs cane bsre bs had no lBteatICB ai fanagnz t.r Spesker, that his fEIsn1s pressed hn asa thsi he hsd r,saased soztasrn gentseDen 70 his votes when he formerly aecaFietz seal lB CsngTsss. Mf Burt wissed 10 the correspondence. M! Brown--I Lave E-
 The members crowded Hruaae Mr. B.. mho con timed, the letter fTom Mf. V aihof iaereiy asked ham la wha. maaBeF Es Soaid. II elected Speaker, constitute The CsaniIiees- He stated ia repiy, stsi he would constitute them satisfactorily te hln and to his frlsnas
 Mr WEBos remarked that he had addressed the note to Mr Bro~u, asking hisp nathtnS more thAn t2 esgaafzs tAs Csnm.fsees of tap D4siriet of Co., Iaasss, TerriioFse., sp4 Jsa8elary la such raaa- Der as 10 g.gs iaA and iSE expression is the wiil oa tG~ cc4ATF
 Mr Th21aeas Stevens wished 10 know whether MT " tsTast tad reaseR so beilsys that the Com sntees would se fo-ed oi mslorities of those per- cons lE iasor of free sol.
 NJ. Wilma repAed tilat hs had reason 10 believe raat the e9ma.lfses wgasi haTe sn them a najoIisy of free s3il nort8-rh E,-Ia3@fs, hsthiRg more.
 Mr. Iase sad, Was' a9 yea mean bs that.
 MJ. KiinQ,, 4e Tea mssa those wha Sggld nss sesk ia Co.auItee ts reJ7ct tas AADos PrUsssog Ms. NbGa3-aot
 Mr. San eE as&=d wIsi, ibezs
 Mr. Raaoi sasa tas, ne msaa; taase who re .olv- cd thai s4Tsry saAa g R3 issstaeE.
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 Nr Thas4eas Stevens asked whether his colleague iaa4 cops ol tbe letief. AiF. AA4ao, fsplfee, he had nst. Laughter
 Mr. BlsSas tePy b MF. Wamo.'s letter syss fhen read. The alse4ssi5H Nas iGctasE pfs4engee, but was sa.Ineiy ot T'=rsa4a. character.
 Ar. Brown asclsBs4 sells aE4Ia considered as a esa3iaA7e, at4 the House cls-fae4 ln s3aae con- i4sloa wI.5oai elsctlBg Spsa2=r.