The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-14
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l One Kaasmsn of fndiann, has lately published letter to Gen. TsykF, for the instruction and eia cation 0f ihs Iatia, as ts his present pEeczFSoa, situation. kansmsa was whigs aye. aa ultra whig He opposed the nomination of Taylor. baf faiIins la hs efforts to present t. be hke gpod whig. tOok of his coat, rOled ,p hIs sleeves focied away his time. and wasted hs saoHey 10 elevste Taylor to the oihce oi Pfes'dett kAusman feeIang the exieni of his deserts tn the sood esase, got h,m new coat hat and brooches. st posted of tO " AsbiAgtan, IA ord~r ,o be made cospul 10 faRgier.
 He bad his eharaasT iH hts pocket eeviiaea by Clay, Webster, Csrwo, &e.--ibr burning asd shta- ing iights of univefat whigery. He sent in his batget-the eosgiesaouaI delegation OF his State begged for him 70 h best of then stisities sId he tried to add dignity ts e operation by hs own ap- pearsnce before J. h. Clayton in peop,fa psrs9ua. lie Was met bY the messenger ta the ante-ehamker and told thai the Secretary was busy. He waited, and waited, but the eisare tine did not come. He left with hope defered, haf went agan--was met with the sa,ne storx waited the day ogt and went away again. Fms tas repeated niae tiIaes
 In the meantime he misused Ksas;nsH who hsd fought, bea, aud dIei in the which gave power to The Secretary, hat the modification to see sJcb old sinners a Genenl Cass pass right by hitn, and go into the august presence ot the Secretary wi'h- out even Knocking asking permission. Hts aaTl- culaF sppendsges, to- recognized mifthiai csehina- lions m the sahetam which he considered very un- becoming in 80 gessed with public iutie', that they could not poor eoinmoH soldier m ths wbig ranks
 The ninth lime thsdoor opened. and there sat inc Secretary in suspicinas rrox.nty-but can't ssy-~e don't know--ksasman d0ss not say. We are leit 10 guess. hosever, that there actually m that room live lroioco,
 Kausfnsn conId no talk secrets. He referred the Secretary 10 ihe bntiIe cf papers. An. yes str. very high recommendations, showed them to the President. He has fot yet determined upon re- moval-PresideE sat it was unnecessary to read the papers ysl. At the right tirne-would present the claim.
 A polite nod showed that the Secretary was done and that kaHsnan was Gone for. He lett-told his siory--hls friends laughed-trck ot fhe Secretary to get rid of him He stole en hpme--waited, waited. There wpfe two other applicants for Ehe piaee-one Porter and one Brown-Secretary told Porter he must give the ofice 70 his friend Brown, but that P5rter should have similar office a. another place, because h., the Secretary, friend of said Poder's father.
 Now Col. Webb says whigs are thinking crea- lures. kausmaK has kept Hp thinking sinee he got home. He thinks h. Secretary misirrated hn .--lied to him; that h. the msanes, sort of Sec retaTy. He warns GeL- Taylor of hts danger rom such councillor, and calls upon him 10 take tte reins into his haais. he is perfect used ap man. Our object is tosee justice done. Hsnce we give this account of thewrongs suffered by this man Kausman We don't know him, bat he is an III nsed mal, depend upen t. He has spent his sli and is not allowed 10 sfse his country he wishes We do no, know whaher Clayton did tel him a - or not, bat we hate strong suspicious that he did L0uszrtHe Democrat.