{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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ol olorn ms ;,sts dream nm. of a glory. The ns,. !, wore into the State must n;n.h ' new " sh In. In one l1 of his numbers he p'isn saall An

 that the people of this State seen seems t qulte q1 ,t as well off without the Tolah n,ala h' and that his absence would ii bsp presence t ol very great importance, apP apRVse aS | that. Proiesses 3 to have done is 'ap in all al the { h his fell llellIow-citizens, He neve, Y, 'p1ao 5.1l l.aat he had been in the State yea, osl'V os s rendered such important sefyiess pSr' of t fI'a { to to older and more distingui,slbles5S llsSa ., sy q

 he ought to be sent to Congrsass. si''s' ,I on a new comer sits quite as s'rss, "rsa.. N ',. an old citizen. R. never had s,'is'a a ds,!. parage I3' any new conner, but f5 bsis,s. os.,a I titled tI to equal rights and rfySs prj,;Is others, but they are not enti,Iaa IP.5'llegd ference and privileges over 'ou oibe.. 10 a B here been said now or at any % o,,.

 not intended in any way for 5bs O,aer aa: Banner. His position, as an 4aS aJ;,al sul'| hlm to D, be a sentinel on the wall, l,',' or racy. He IS the organ of thp ,.' n.,.'' one will complain so long as sI bp bp',y, n.y; duty. ' "' pefl1