The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1878-01-08

i has no ldea OF such n thlHg. IcrhApS lac mas
! been well nnrsed by the Adams Rcdcld sick
kittens, and may be induced to call an extra
session for the purpose Of procuring the
| adoption of that abunnable proposition.
! Gov. Miller might rs we'll understand that
! he Is only servant OF the people. and that II
/ he calls the legislature together he will ITO il
| against the wishes Of niLeteen- twenticths Of
/ the people OF his native State Pine Blum
/ Press
Our Young friend, Newman certainly can't
he in his right mind, when he fathers and sets
atleat such hosh rs Is accredited to him above.
| We are afraid that visit to Mississippi" ten
PAGES with Shot-gnns has added his brain.
! 1t |. unjust to any man-nofe particularly so
to one in high place-to insinuate corrupt
and dishonest motives for any act or position
he may occupy .unlcs. there are good grounds,
| proof guc0ntrovcrtible that such charge of
corruption Is true. II Gov. Miller is IA man
that is 9 uursedh by Adams Il RedGeid,' as
charged by the Press, let the proof be forth
coming. Ii Is due the Democracy of the State,
who by their votes placed him in power, that
these low and contemplate msinuatinns
should he substituted, or confessed to be
without IL shadow of foundation. Bro. New
man does himself injustice, when he parades
such Hniu destinations before his rea'ars,
| so go forth to the world to whom Gov Will
! CT is not SO personally well known ns in his
! oNa State, as truths, for we cannot think that
| We believe Gov Miller to be rs pure as any
one that has ever held this office, and will
watch As carefully the interests OF the State
as any man that could be placed in the posi-
| ton.
The above Is from the Van Buren Press.
| Mr.. Durham makes some sweeping charges
| in his remarks above. In the first place he
accuses It's o! not being in our " right mind"
II he believed this he only proved himself to
he 4 maniac by paying any attention to Us.
| 1t Is better. we say to him, to have Ian adj
| died brain.o than no brains at all. as is be-
/ lieeed in his ease. We have made no charge
against Gov. Miller. We take it for granted
that Adams did talk to Gov. Miller about his
! plan We did see Mai Adams in the Govern
or's office, once or twice during late visit to
! little Rock We don't know that he said any
! thing about the plan 10 the GoyCrnOrbut it
| is likely that he did, for we all know that Adj
ans wanted the legislature called together for
! the purpose of procuring" the passage Of
! the act referred to, and if he did approach
the Governor. he certainly had that privilege.
1t is quite likely that Maj Adams did talk to
the Governor about the propriety of calling
! the legislature together. for no one but the
Governor can convene that body. As Adams
il greatly interested in procuring the
adoption of the Adams Rcdheld plan, why
| Is it not natural that he would talk TO the
Governor on the subject? Besides, it has
been rnmored that the Governor would call
nance did recommend the A, 4 Il. proposition.
COY, N tiler Is member Ct thal board. Is II
not quite likely. then, inst aiajoT Adams
should use every endeavor to induce the Gov
ernar to convene The legislature Ana Would
iiee because he called on him to talk Of the
above matters Certainly not We nave
We do not believe that he wonld Intentional
" 90 Ms state INJUSTICE DIV ailer an l'e IS
make mistakes. and we repeat now that if he
does call the legislature togtlhet it Wi' be
nonneed by the mass of the people.
we apPfeheha That no other paper IN the
as the" great defender of the Van Buren,
lfess, we are sure tnHt Gov, Miller docs
used and VI IRE also quite sure that he did
cusation. IA reooh, Mr.. Dunham.P. B.
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