For The Atks.lsas In,elligoncor.

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TEXAS AND ARKANSAS.
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In our last VIC spoke of the advantages Of
stock growing. in Arkansas, resulting fr ON the
annexation Of Texas, and the certainty that lis
rich planting district must, very soon, be occupi.
ed by wealthy planters and large slave holders.
THIS it will be seen that the narrow minded and
selfish, who opposed annexa,ion from considera.
tions of interest, stood as such men always do. in
the way oftheir own prosperity. II always has,
and ever will bethus. he purely selfish man, who
monopolizes few thousand acres of land, OF i'd
vests few thousand dollars il any other branch
of business, Immediately grows reslive at any
manifestation Of competition % opposition u
his line of operations. Not so with the truly
magnapiinons Or liberal mind. fic sees, in eve.
ry moyeme for the expansion Of businessas well
the adsa n!ages - may 10 hImseIfas to
the public. The greatest curse under which Ar
kansas has hitherto labored (and tho evil will be