Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-07-29
Thn nianrraniEer clnrNe.


 This inisasor Of Cyrus v Weller, twao is ensi- tied to the same distinction and viii rnees the fate of his ptoto,ype} is stsl actively engaged h his nnpansip'ed coarse of uYiag to elect Ing Coz gr<ssinsn froa Arkansas. From every quarter where As ss known fhe most unlaafasa con- deaaatioa of lis opassary s manifested and in recent excursion we made few days since, aany an boac-s democrat whom ~e donteFsea wi1h made no eeaeeaneat of his eentsu.qt and indignation fur sgeh pyslcnlef ,a democracy, We were jed to tacsc remarks by the epin;eas ssPtassed ia the AfkaleipFia seaduei, neairaI pap.f and Ike oshefs of tbat ga ?. seaefasiY, !eaaas lule io waigsely. Bat gewiil take yie gdisaf IS q party, in3.hsreai to lie resaa anu t VII be seen from .se i...5@sag, waa' aa24aletas.ed observer has io say Of ilas maieJa Weller. lio ceraa,y exhibits as appreciation Of cbesactes aa1 the 'ce!ags of proper minded aaa.
 "We tsiiael3yely feel sagt of shuaaer at tbe Ealue of Ge5Gse " Clark. A pF9ieSsed democrat, --i-oaa and long ia defense e( She pf;Rciples ot thst pary,-A otter appcnoHt of al oihee cteeds and PEoies2oas standing pqoh tle peiitleas plat- iafm oi iaa party winch he tisR admitted to exist he offered himself as an aspirant for seat n Con- gfrss, He ihefes0Ip. s7Ibmtted Es EaHe tG con yeutog uf that party, thereby fcoogB gBisne sad con SeutiGH e be one of hIs approval, bat unfaT- tagatelY and in despite ot his actigfy shgewd- EesS and cBHRns. he was defeated 4 was more than he could endure. He bal Its dp ia rage for d wbile~ye. SD ke not Bat a& last hiS inGlgaa- ton waxed hotter, and VIC heard from away up on the Arkansas River, mouEnfal wal of dsappoint- EIacni. Il was echoed by little batieryof the sad Clarke. Tine battery still firing away with all IS might and energy, atiemptiag to dcn13 ssh what be has tor years assisted building ap but his arsl- lsry rafes tAe surface of tbe political sea- and his asdignQnt tbaRaers, feeby echoed by some ot the political presses scarce meet respohSe ill any Dsanig heBt From such men, the Union migAt suffer much. For II IS not difficult Co divine, that l man who has spent lie of toll and anxiely m defence of certain principles who will aspire to office under the cover of ihUSe principles. and then after defeat. and becgase ef faas dgieat bend the energies of ls soul tU upfout from .ieiE firm 1nn- dstons those very pnHoipies. Ally himself with the opponents og tAoSe pflnc5ples--declare them deiuucl, when bat few months ago, he was pToclallnlng them nS THE tIissmdsa Of the DH.aa who will nDalolse upon the altar oi selfShae5s ali that he once advocated with ze1l aud earnest. ness sacj! c taan, say, II ae had tue ab,igy would, iar tnvia0 dlsappointmenis, strike during the darkness of mianisi4, at the yery heart o ihe tnf1n such man would smartlng under lbe sUac of disappointed ambition, scatter so tie four l w,ads Of heaven, the fragments Of dislnembeged Refabiic, and drown a4nid the watllue of h:s own tSeihsauess tie starred faces of 75 We have not singled aut Gen; Clarke i0 Isjure hiio personality O politically; for the feeble laundering ol hts bas jeEy. IS b9t lbe deep and solemn faueral dlgse of hls defuRtt political body being committed so deep tn the gfage oi the political haBiug stouaj, tbal trump IS loud as the resurrection horn, esn never rouse hln."