{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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aH ours! though England's angry Ion crowl, And Albert's pretty wife put on seo,e3 Ours aH jam up to Russia's rirhtfnI i,a Including ev'ry river, lake and nine. And foot of soil, and spring. and aacient oak Ler scrip'a est-mark that-says JAars K. potx Ere long five States as large as Tenngssce ot men who seorn the yoke and dare De ft.c, Will hail from thee our rlghtful 0Iegen, For freedoms march IS onward! tfiskIy onl Ha' ARKANSAS thy just Execptiye. lhe wise and honest BaEw, long may he live. To bless his State and serve his country veal With all his known ability and zeal Hail Arkansas thy Boflaud and my boss. 4 giant with the rcn--n perfect 'shoss''- In honor's laid aside the BANNERS auiYve' Q heal the sick with lancet and with pill, oi elearest head and never quaing nerves. Fortune will bestow the honor be deserves iiail Arkansas again thy taihess banks. And wltless fnanciers have played thee pranks. prostrative of thy veal low in te dust. But sfill thou art and wilt be ever just; Reputation shall not mar tlry- fame. Nor place Its blight upon thine honored name Thy rlyets, lakes, thy mines and yielding soil. ", VIII bless With wealth thy growing peoples .oi ny commerce mueh eelar4s inefeased thy srals. ih coninS years thy aebts will all be paid Hail all good Democrats word or two. In humble verse, l dedicate to you. Our party now is in iearfni squal. And knowing whies predct its sudden fall Let party lars and bitter wranging cease, Let crafty leaders not disturb your peace Choose from your ranks men known 10 all of you As honest, faithful, capable and true: i,iaee them h stations, amt in private life The crafty men who brew up party strife! Hail Jesse BartIea, yet before paus., The muse must dedicate to thee a canse High on the winds--thonsh once obseurs-.hy

 name Now loud resounds among tho cliG. of hm.. And coming bards, as time may march along, Shall celebrate thy deeds in tunefii sonc: When counsellors and judges fail to rise As orators before the public eyes And politicians fail to speak with grace. Then Jesse Bartlett ,7ses to ise easet Haul gallant B. J. B-hknght of the pen, I'll l., whisper in thy year, and ask thee when, You Ton d tidlngs from your literary gem. Nho dazzled bSth your eyes whilom--aheml Does iaithhi mcm'ry ger recall her hook UT bring 10 mind some fendly tender looki An pefioR Of the wand'ring poeiess, Her absence makes thee sadly sigh! gue,,!l Now ends my humble lay-ry song i. done, Whatever plaudit's gained, is SO much won,s If any fame be lost by limping rhymes. hope my friends will make it up in ptnr,,

 Respectfully, Sc.,

 BILLY.