{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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TIE VICE PREslpENr-IN CoURT.-Slr Dallas returned 10 his home in this city last Friday from Washington, after having finished his first tourof duty in the Senate, and IS now attending the Courts as usual in thesexercise of his profession.

 This is a fact worthy of record. The con- stitution does not debaf him from exercising his profession, though holding the second office in the Union, and il appears that he has chosen so to keep uphis connection with the community to which he belongs. All were struck with the dignity with which he presi- del in the Senate, and will now be equally struck with his being the first to take step new in the history of oar country, but beau tifully falling in with the theory of its nstI- tutons, The public will read in it moral strength, able to set precedents upon a high standard, rather than wait for them; Repub- lican upon the old Roman basis which could unite thedischarge of the highest public trusts with the private labors of the forumor plough

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