Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30
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NEw YoaK. Sept "a, 1881.

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 Tie weather has Fecn. for more ihaa . week. excessively salty a.ld oppressive; indeed so much . sAAt tke man who-s sless the weaihcf. fss the .Ttsbque, s indisAAat and says "we oogki so haze thunlex stotta wiihiA tAirty six hours an aasiaasly nwaiiing lhe allotted tine. te see fl the weathsFusaa Hp aleA daes nos do wkat he ssonghis what steps she weathesman kese below of fhe Tfisaae will take to enforce the pexlorH- nnre of lAas thunderstorm,
 we have as yct no ieliable intelligence from either the whig or democratic State conventions TOW in session ai Syracuse --indeed no news from them at sIl, eteept teIcgraphie news the false and contradictory character of which need not d. tempt to pfoye to yoa. 0f one thing. however,, am certain; which is that no two sels of isen erer started so cooliy and pFemeditatetlly, and ! may ssy. so lad,coreusly, to humbug their immediate constituents. to banbpg the country. io hoodwink the soa;h, and to bamboozle each other as inc Seward wing and the silver gray delegates from the city delermined upon doing cE st any saie al. tempting to do. when they Jeff their homes for sy- racuse.
 hate to hazard an opinion on the result of either convention now in session at Syrsctse, for he two reasons that mag be mistaken and that you will have received the facts of the case long that the democratic delegates from this city, of all views. will act up to their instructions and their expressed intentions oa leaving home, and throw ing minor and nonesscntiaI subjects overheard, act in such manner as will eouduee to the ad- vaneeinent cf the great fundamental principles which the democratic party of The United States was originally organized to carry out.
 All sorts of stories arc aflOat about Cuba to-day noae of which can be relied upon am inclined to the opinion that no definite plan for concerted action among the " "lyberatorsf' has ever beea de- vised; and that all the reports about ''fhesongh and complete organizations are the most verified {" gas" imaginable. l have no doubt that Lopez and many of hts eoadjutofs, were sincerely desir- ous Of freeing the suppressed Cubans from the yoke of their oppressors; but all the patriotism that glows in the breast Of the Beaches, the o. Sullvans, and other leading New York "sympa- thi2ers," was measurable by the prospective value of the bonds of the future Cuban republic. There $ feeling of the intensest indignation against the mercenary specnlators above mentioned, which may yet vent itself in inc shape of mob The proprietogs of the New York Sun arc su celebrated in this city for astarkly meonneSs, that the public is always ready to believe any charge that may be brought against them; and the public is generally right. It is reported that the United States gov eFnment is in possession of letters and documents that viii s,sTtle all parties, whenever they shall be published. In the meantime, in the absence of all authentic information on the subject, will take refuge along with father Ritchie, behind ,he convenient Gallc:su--naus rsrrons.
 On Friday -venIag pretty numerous meeting was held at the CoI~euG in Broadway, in behalf Of the proposed Galway Steamship Company. NIT Emmett was called to the chair, and the list of vice presidents contains some really frst-rate men, among whom there figures, rather strangely. Cor nelius Vanderbilt. I say strangely,n for |; was he who bought the North American on the very day she vas ahoai to saii to Galway Tn une last; for which an intelligent lrish editor some here in tie wilds of Connaught ceased him of being "a base erpissary of the brutal British govern meut." and "a mere tool of English tyranny to prevent the development of Efins resources" Horace Greeley. twho, by the way. sported coat which no cue could recognize and hst which looked comparatively new, and is exported to have been bought at PaFis,} was the "great gum of the meeting.
 The estimates submitted to prove thai it would be Ptyng lre;ect. showed that, without relying oa oyerament aid for transmitting ibe mails, and without including the probable increase to arise from freight, the balance Of profits would be over SSi 0O0 per annYm, or over per cent on the out lay. which is set down st s400 GOO.
 :. letter was read from " hts lordshp," Arch bishop Hughes, remarkably moe knodest and non commiital in it's tone, and another from ex sccre- iary Walker. full of good wishes and " soft saw der" With theSe t.o exceptions, nOne of the other great med of the nation responded to their invitations To be present at the meeting.
 Yours truly
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