{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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'sThe Nashville Bannern has unwitling. ly and wanIonly assaied the character oI Judge Shields, (new General Shields oi the army ot the west late Commissioner ot the Land Office in Washington He k charged with receiving pay in both offices. As Judge Shields IS one of the nohlest spirits in this facts of the case. No man was ever more unjustiy assailed by the most rabd malignity ol party. than he has been on ilris occasion We shall be proud of the opportunity of wins dicaling him in the "Union'' of to-morrow evening. No man who kiiotrs him can iail to appreciate the hish qualities with which he Is endowed He Is one of the last mea on this earth who IS capable of ncnrrlng inc charge which the ''Nashviic Bannes" has laid to his oor.n- Uaioa.