Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-10-21
Anticipated CnslMct Explosion.

TE REgrElIc's IMPEACHMENT OF Ma CoRwfy's NgRAerrY.-It was understood when MT. Curwn ealeEed the ca5lne. tbat thefe vas entire hauno- ny, t not cordlaiity of feeling between that gen. ueman and ibe present able and accomplished edgtOf Ci the Republic, upon the ground of their common hostility to the compromise, and lhea common aPpfGbation of Gen. raylors ant com. promise policy. butthe Republics soreness about Gaiphlnistn IS well Known, and Il IS to Mr. Cor wIn's alleged connection 10 certain ugly looking claims hgsness--such as Gaf1enerism. for instance that we are inclined to attribute the Repubc'B present course n impeaching that gentleman sse- faeify.
 II IS well knowH that in the summer of is8s al town III Ono named KidgeIy, Mr. CorwiE. m advocating before the wing sDoiitionsts 0f tiaa, State, Ms. Flllmofe's election as Vice President, declared in public speech that Mf. Fillmore was then '' ta0Efl 06stti0aaSf."
 Wilt lhts well knows deeiaTatloR ef MI. Cor wias ifrsh Iis melaary, the Republic. th is leading article of yesterday, in manner winch our sense Of justice eompeig is to ehaTaeienze as nsidsoas and malignant, stamps the brand of ialse- hSgs on Mir Cefwsn's words. in the following pOlnsNd s.aiemeBg
 |" w hen q the Washington tBign,l styles df Fillmore an abolition and federal whig, il knows perfectly ~sH that two thfrds oi iis designations are entirely iaise. II is well aware that M. Fill more as seyeg aa sboItlonisi, CT fedefahst" Ne i0s1eaf, al present, itOn further cotaHehi upon ihis melancholy matter. l. IS piain that as late as ls45 ar. Fillmore was an abOltgonIst, Of &g. L0gB,a was q --- gentleman yery iadiScfses 70 Ls assertions. V @ leave ybe kepubiic and tbs Secretary ll the fEt&sUfy, " unaeg tae aiteeiioa 0 ihe President" " L. settle the alternative tneg ,iauk f.. ard EeaHtlBe Ne shat bs giaii t0 see the 4"afeciai oman {" exci dde any Jg; gnCas " eoncitaaion' in the premises. .- Wish tasoa- -l- J4sass Feain9fe Cooper was bafsd al Coop efsiosa on tae i7iA ult. lis eoaln was ol p.a.a mahogany w.iA s,Iyef handles. and on lae eoTe' 0ag engraved aa ssger plate,
 JAMES KENMORE COOPER.
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 ped Sept. fl. 1851.
 Aged 62. E Tbe lamsy of MF Cooper waa were pPssehs' cosls,sied of hls widow and five ehildssn--ioai daughters aad one soa. Rss el4oa danghier E iAe aatl.or Of Rafsi fl9uss work vhiea sas gas- \ ed much ce,rLgty Hls youngest etild s soa Saul Realmore Cooper, lawyer of Albany, | Am,ng the ,ooafaeEs gas a,sahop DaisseY, kfo'A < er of tie v,5ow. Eisbs teare-s, seected ff2m 'Ae associates Of bs yoats. aeeon,panled tie body b the chasea, wbeIc a laige sdeeace hsd assea1 ss \ beloIe the sgnya of tbe procession. Ai,sf se' vices al the caafcb, they moved to the grave A the iAEnly baplag- place near lhe ehutch- ploi Of ground ia one cosaer of the gfave'ial" eilclLizzl Y . wooden fence. aaia shaded o5 ae'A ufai piae gsoye Here aieep his ta'hef sI''' l777 CT. brothers aud sster Eseytbing peF1taiA9 tEe funeral was conducted sa plan ana 4AN' manner, wj,h due so.eanitY aad in good Ia9's-
 
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