Washington telegraph., 1853-06-29

shall be; for it Will continue, We repeat
H until the Governor convenes the Leaisla-
Y ture. or until that body shall meet in reru-
lar session, in November, 1854. And all
this time, thus lost 70 the Stale, be it re-
membercd, has to be taken out Of the ten
gears. within which the road must be COM
( J,letcd. or the remainder Of the land is for
! fci:ed and lost
IHiya-The reservation, or suspension
from sale and settlement, of more than one
Third (peTbaps one-haLO of all the public
lands in the State, from the 9Th and 18th of
May. until the 9Th Of October. of this year !,
period of fire months, embracing that
season Of the year, when most emigrants
come into the Stale. and when the sale and
settlement Of the public lands, are most ac-
tive
This, We repeat il The third in the series
Of consequences which have flowed from
Governor CoNwAy's policy We regard it
rs. bv f;r, the greatest in magnitude, and
worst in its influence upon the Interests OF
the State. And so, we apprchend, every
sensible man will regard it. 1t needs no
extended comment and no elaborate argu-
ment, 10 display Ms bad features, or make
them odious 10 the mind of every man who
has the welfare of bis State at heart Like
! the cmbodmet of rice itselr-it is
20, such Indoors mien
That to be hated needs but to be seem
The naked proposition is this More
than one-third of thc PuJlic ldnd n
ArkaHSaS, in bcits Miriy miles nide,
Mrongh cna thyOu.qh, 50 as 10 cM om The
heart of The State. are frithhcia tram sale
a,aa settlement, for IRE mO,,tls, during
the season Of acfirc emigration, and dc
mand FIR kand,
Need we pour out one more drop of ink,
to deepen the dark shades of this hideous
disaster; or need we add one more word to
ensure upon the man, whose policy, has
brought it upon our State, thai coudemua-
ton which her best interests invoke? We
have said before, and here lepeat, that it
falls like MigM upon the budding prom
i,e Of settlement and Improvement, which
had begun 70 put forth. in genial smiles,
upon the face Of our young State, We
have said before, and here repeat, That de-
cree. ID Gov. CoNwAr lid rover (commen-
surate with his wiz to make it, which suvcid
positively forbid sales, and prevent settle
mcnts, throu@hout onc-hird Of The State,
for similar period, would be hardly more
disastrous 70 States interests, than this re-
serva;ion.
Yct. r:i;c is the consequence of the polly. which
Go ConwJy iclls a.. HIST This is the ret
oi RI .smG.s.h ~ Tni i tfe bca;i.y and ben-
cjt o. ms cda., .atGf oHl lie las closed onc-thi,d
OF tie Stale against emigration and settlement
and ~, IL o,t o. ,he peoples power to purchase
the puhlic laId; and thea res
-Rciu.cnt, ike
BrrtuT from the stroke of C;rErr's fate.i
And ais upon tho-e ON he ha1 iniuIed and in
sutch- to adm "a and thaI.s him ior II,
Fof aaving condem? .ns IT. n,. Lion, the Co
vernof charge a. with codd-aiiiag H.. Picrre-s
adm'a surLtion; alleging ,h?t- a, tc Ir-c.vation
made by Tie Prcsidchs. the President is re-
s?oni iJe, u II be wfo, Z. Thi. j. 20, -owever.
Ii u oIiy anoiler alien 1t OF tnn Co. to aciice
h1 Old t,sck o, dodgin-, and scehit- =hcter be-
hild some one larger ta"l hrnsel,, when he lilds
oy'cm about 10 attach 10 as 0csc. BIT this shall
not avail him he,e. He took ihe position n m ELF
and he can't get out of it. He cla,Inrd to have
dohc the thiDs him elf Id demanded c.eoa ior it.
wbie he suppo cd .s might he con idcred ce,e.;
but aow he iinds thst oGium, add cr,scs are be-
ia'lihg a.m, inetcAd of prise and asain -sr,-ed
uo rom his net of scli mpla,sance. ne IS hast
ca NJ TO d.sa .ow al agency in the tran ..ciion;
End out, IN the parox Of his scare and ms
iol'y ",nc II X. ldent did .L' Well, we knew
| well AZ tae Gov, ard n every body knows, that
/. the -ervaiOn be made at al. the II w. Idcnt
made it, But why did he make i1 Upon whose
apl'ica iioa. ard upon " lat repre- scnaiiol Avi
no doubt the PIE. iheni made it, but with a. little
do bt na drd -. 'Pol The application Of those who
1fo cd to he Inc proper authorizes of Arkansas
and upoh Hieir thai Tic interest Of the
Sale required and the people de iTed il. What
/ part did Gov. CoGT"y 1,ay al making that appli-
cation and tho.e repre- cnt'iions (misrcores esents-
,ioss they we.e) to the P.c.ideIt. Did he make
| t5cai or nc' 10 make them! II he did not, tien
he wa nut the other day III ely claliirg csedit
! fos dciag w;iat he had not done. l.. he did. then
4 nc Is now fa ely and meanly trying to deny his
! owI tcis ard snegk oct OF tie responsibiily OF
/ their coG -cqucncez. Wlich die he doi Let him
Epeak out, and hang himself upon tiat horn Of
! the dilemma be prefers Either one is tolerabiy
n sharp.
we repeat that the intrrr~ts Of the State dill not
4 reonlc, and the people did not desire. tais Tc+er
Va iol to Dr. made. On the coniTaI NJ iile inter-
ct M Inc >jatr have bacn seriou lv ,nred BIZ n
aTeaLv, and will continue to bc I.'ured more aad
NOE wi,,ic the reservation CONTINUES; and IN
wa thai will be .ct lol.. olg. and almost ire
I ,IedIebly. alter the Te1eFvation shall bc with
} drawn. And 20 far rom the people CesiriIg 1t to
i De done. venture the assertion that, already,
no public measure has ever been more generally
or sTolg'y condemned; and that, before 1t Is doae
it,, the lordest and dcepest of cures, from the
peopie will be heaped upon tho-e whose policy
has brought it upon them.
! We say, then. that. in ordering. tif ne has or
/ derrd) the re.efvation, tie President has been
| i4lpo-ed upol. alJ his coniiden"e abused. By those
whose official positioh7 gave them claim to be
| hrl u and t.uted by him.
BIT a. Coz. Conway has been pinmins him
sell, like a'iow in borrowed iea,iers,n upon iiis
achievement "a this reservation, and a. MI ors7n
has srDuld out of IT, oulc- pea ns of pr. e
to IL, we will close Till article by asking tne'n a
| few questions. which il Lney will answer, may
serve to deveope more fully. than has yet been
done: tie true character and real merits. OF this
baltlins reservation Of theirs.
Ii tie first place, however we deem it proper
to state all that know in its faror, at present;
reselviag mary tnings against it, which crowd
upol our notice, but must, for want OF room, be