Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-04-13
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nGs"''gs'', Feb. jsI the acquaintance Ot one of ArkanSss' ", VI Rs pre>enlaiiye>- mean the Hon. E. A. W.,.4ef Warren is an able and h-h-m.n. ted ref.rs one Of whom Arkan~as may wel b. ,,,rs.,A State. MT. Editor, has not q more able biI and talented representative in CongreS, n very high m Washington, and is much hiI' her citizens. His greatest aspiration .nd i, to advance tEe interest Ot .hl~ State: arl with great assiduity to pronote that o1.t end. He knows no limits greater than tb,. kansas. He takes bold and fear les, .,~f,g 2 gress upon every important measure. srJ
 seen mingling in the debates. 4 rnora st
 vigilant guardian of her rights ATkapsasca- than the Hon. F. A. Warren a retrese,,--A whenever a question is before Congress -s interests of Arkansas. is not afraid to .ra-'
 vocate if for the promotion of hi, Stsfa -ptech upon the treasury note i'll he .Io- sagaciousness and comprehensive state,,,.. He voted against 1t because 1t violated tbe = stitutionai treasury system which proyid. l the payments of the governm, mt shall ba ] gold and silver, and as unwilling 10 co.. | government into grand banking macb;p. | guiSe. At the present time in our civ. ,I.. < l notes are two Ter cent below Tar. and ], isrk. i many that the issue of these notes win a, | crea~e the monetary pressure and ieai to,
 more disastrous sPecuatIon-. In hi> Utabu. | he only embodies that V hich the Pr-,ii.r. | ciates in his message; ar q in offering tb4sa i he was supported by every member in Cor,.' 1 cept the black republicans which will bsJ l their votes. In the debates uf.u the E., l ton, which is all absorbing at the presert s. l bears bold and fearless front. arG is A e,,.- ! vocate of the rights of the -1u.h inyolyI ] question. In the strife for political a> enJ-rs, ] C l.. .ls G.. ] clari voice Of the Hon. F.. 4. Warren. in G ! the admission of kausas and in ,up,.rtos. .- N l ciples of democracy and the interest, If rb' ! 1 He has proven himself Y ortAy lgIr,,er-. l Arkansas and the south. and it is tn he bor.' ! constituents Will show their unaltcrahle s. | for him and high approval oi his ,ta., | course. by re-electIng him t0 Congres, E 1 honor alike to his State and his eountr,-ar 1 tHl representative, in our opinion, Arksrss. | find: f,r he is ever yigiaHt and jealous of h,, i Nothing would be hailed with more iav by i try, and especially by the citizens of Va ! than the nomination in May next of ths Hs- | Warren. a d his subsequen veieetian by ii, | ents. PLHs
 It Is hardly necessary to comment r
 extracts, and l therefore leave them ".
 readers to form their own conclusious-
 add however, if Many tells the trua first paragraph of his letter when k knows nothing about Arkansas poIta
 ha, he obtained 50 mnch iuformatol
 to Col Wareu's anuihilation of Knos
 ingi-m here? Also R. D. :" Many"
 G. T." may p'aise and Iaul Col VI
 speeches to the skies and iudate hisn Congress ard with the departments lo,
 to balaou dmentioas, but the peops
 southern district can judge of the ab.G7
 former by reading them, and the e1tst
 latter by his success a. Washington. I
 scrbJIers imagine the people of ,he
 d.strct will for a moment re-ard suct
 n.ca-ious as either complimentary toa
 calculated to enhance the re-uomiualia
 Warren, it shows their alter watt If ars edge of them. They ask no such ins
 and dc,a.iou in the selection of a ca.i
 Congress from the Furlieus of Washa. and reject 1t with that scorn and cols character and the motives that orca iustly deserves. 0BSE2I