The Arkansas banner., 1850-12-03

hoss of good and snsFgsse citlzsns. good ssbsiaa- taI farmers will spring up arousd like tho sol. disrs of Roderick Dha and sustain the failisg Ies- tunes Of the State.
 | IL may be objected that it will impair the credit system. but say tis, 1t will create the best. the most valid, the most lasting credit system of credits, for will make all debts. debts, honor, and will give healthy and high-minded tOAe to the whole system, with all the ellzens ef our State. These sentiments of honor wiH become installed into the hesrls of ,very man among us, and place the credit system on the only true basis
 ou motion of Mri McKneely. the Senate ad- ljOarnsd.
 ! FRIDAY, November %. Mt Williamson from the committee on ways and
 means sepoFed fsvoraby bill tof the relief oi John Ceci late Sheriff od Newton co.
 The report was adopted aud the bill passed.
 Mr Williamson from the eommiitee of ways aud also reported Senate hiIl to regulate the sala- ries of the Governor and Iaiges of he Supreme court Amendments were adopted fixing the ssla- ries of these officers at S20n9 per annmm. Mr .DsShong offered an amendment io increase the pay cf members Of the Legislature to Sa co ppr aay-which vas amended by Mir Mitchell 90 as 10 read for the fsi 90 days and @ for raeh day there after and adopted. Mir UndrrhiH amended SO as 10 take eiT.ei afler 1851; which amendments were adopted, yeas 6, nays 8, and ordered 10 third read ing io- morrow.
 1 NJ MeCiain from the committee on the Judiciary reported amended bill to constitute the couhiy oi Calhoun. The amendment was adopted aAd ihe bill ordered io be engrossed.
 Mr Underhiii introduced a bill tn provi ide for the rec;amst of the swamp lands doneted c .he State ] of Arkansas by the Unned States; which was read cond time, and referred to the Iteraai Improve 1 nrnt committee.
 Mir Hney. from select committee, reported an amended bill to amend the road laws. The amend. ments were adopted, and the bin ordered to be en- grossed
 Mir Huey introduced bill to amend the II 7th chap of the Digest under the head Of Patrols MT Crow, from . select committee, reported a substitute for the bill for the relief of John W Full. ler;on, late sheriff of Hot Spring county. The sub stitute was adopted and ordered to third reading | 10 morrow.
 1 Mir Burrow presented petition for a new eoun. ty 10 be composed of parts of Bradley, Drew, Qua chita, Dallas, &c., to be called Calhoun county | Referred to the committee counties and county lines.
 On motion of Mir lizard, the homestead exemp- 1 ton bill was taken up.
 l MT Burrow resumed his remarks upon the amendment 10 exempt all lands from execution 1 He reviewed the grounds before assumed. and in a few brief and forcble remarks, urged the Seua,e to adept amendment enlarged in its comp rehen- sion, and just. equitable and democratic, as the one which he presented. lie concluded with q brilliant and eoquen, peroratiOn. Mir. Hu-y astonislied at tha awful riders which the gen,leman (Mr Burrow had saddied upon the bill which he had at great length and pompons!y advocated but tho amendments which l had been proposed, and the remarks with which they advocated were inconsistent. 1T he (Mr, E j a friend to the homestead exemption bill C the bill from its enemies. He did not wish 10 make himself the Jack cade of the Senate, but he would review and exanine the positions of | the honorable Senator Mir B) l He proceeded with his analysis of Mr Burrows remarks, aud defended in strong the original phraseoogy of the bill He contended that 1t would effect all the purposes desired and benefit the State 1 far better than the amendment proposed. He did not object 10 amendments he had doubt that the i bill imperfect, but he did not wish to see it ridden down and crowded out with amendment after amendment and speech after speech. from eae pro. fessing to be warm q friend to the measure He was ready aud willing to take any steps, 10 progress with rapid strides any one 10 advance the welfare of the State. and exhalt her position. i Mir burrow made brief reply, and urged the proprrty of adopting liberal enlarged nd pro- gressivo system of legislation. On motion of Mr McCiain, the bill was laid oyer l till to morrow.
 ! on motion of Mir Clarke. the Senate adjourned ! SAruRDAr. Nov. 30 Mir Clarke presented petition from certain citi. zeus Of tow uslip $, north range 3i vest in Craw. ford couay. for the sale of the 10th sec in said tow nship. Referred io the committee ed uc aliou | Mir Rector introduced The following oiutions, which were ordered To lay the table for the pres- | eDt:
 Resoleed. By the Senate and House of Represen.
 atves of iie State of Arkansas, That our citizens and continuity and State as an independent government, have suffered repeated ncroschments from the free States of the North by robbing us of onr negro properly to the great loss aud detrlnlen | Of our State.
 federal constitution to which those States have sub scribed and made themselves n party said compact and federal constitution gusrauties the protection and reclamation Of said negro property but has so far in great measure, failed to afford such pro Ieclion and indemnity.
 1berefo be t resoired, That our Senators in Con. gress be instructed. and our Representative re. quesied 10 ask, by bill or otherwise, for igdeH aitE 10 The State of Arkansas and her citizens to the fall extent of the loss in consequence of such rob berries sustained; and, that the federal government r. tain any monies in her hands hereafter tein tp the several Staiss aforesaid. which have been guilty Of said negro rob5eres to the full amou ut of i their pecuations.
 1 Mir McCiain from the committee on the judi ciary, recommended the rejection of the bill 10 re peal in part the l39tb clap. of the Digest Mr " illiamson called for the yeas a,d nays-yeas l4 nays <. The report adopted Senate bill 10 appropriate certain monies 10 pay tho militia called into service for the Marion war, was passed.
 l The homestead exemption bill was taken mp Mir izard offered the following amendment to the amendment of Mir Burrow
 That in addition 10 what is now exempted by 1 aw-theEe shall bs exempted for each hou sehoidsr having family i60 acres--out of any town. or one town lot in town with the Improvements thereon. 1 Mir lizard said:
 In offering substitute for the amendment pro. posed by the Senator from Jefferson, supported so Jeaousiy as it has been, by lar the most able and elaborate speech of the session, 1 assure the Hon Senator, that do with ali defssence to hn Sir, the genleinan from Dallas, the step father of the bill as he styles hsn,self aud the gentleman from Jefferson and myself agree to the esds. but we differ widely as to ts proper 10 be employed We ail desire 10 create permanent homes within our borders for all who will expect them, to place lh.a of iud..a...l...t