{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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Constitutional Treasury. The very noble and patriotic speech ofGoy Cass in the Sen- ate has been appealed to as the creator of the panic. Now what is the purport of his speech' IL is nothing more or less than that we should put our country in proper state of defence, and increase our Army and Navy. This ought to have been done long ago, but It IS doub!y incumbent upon us at th s time, when we hear the bo,,owing of our ancient enemy, the Bull ofGreat Britain, aia distance. 10 DC unprepared for attack from him would D madness indeed. It would invite one. No--no. Let us be in earnest; let our for tihcalions be we'll prepared and their walls orstle with cannon; let our ships be increas- ed Tn number and manned with our gallant lack tars; and last, not least let our Army be

 increased and well appointed in every re- sPeel; than let Mr. Bull come on to the at tack, and although the onslaught may be furious, the result will be very different one irom t9a! which happened to him when he got lnto the China shop. Let us not how eYef' iaFlte hun to visit us by keeping our hands n our brooches pockets, and doing noihlng for his reception, for then he might prove m the first instance rather unwel- come guest Prepare, therelore-we again say, prepare .a.raa