{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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EIoN. AMBROSE II. SEyIER.-We have re- ceived the suhioined letter from Mr. Sever, U. s. Senator from Arkansas, which sets at rights the unfounded paragraph which has appeared in several of the whig prints in N. England, wherein he IS reported to have made the follwing remarks in reply to some of the whig senators who found fault with Gen. Cass for his speech made on the ocea- sion of introducing the resolutions inquirng into the state of our national detenccs.- These interruptions prints, il will be recol- Iected, represented Nr. Sevier as saying

 ''There was a time when he would have submitted this the Oregon question To ar biration He thought, at one time, that an honest monarch could be found to decide it. But since he had seen the late billing and eooing between France and Great Britain, he could net trust Louis Philippe; and as for Russia, it's autocrat would not like to have for neighbors live Yankees, reading from Paine's Age of Reason, and whisting Yan- kee Doodle"