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 By Burk Johnson, esidcnt--Ifugh l. White, Senator in Congress from 'Fennes- see--A firm pillar in the political temple: composed of splendid talents, firm integri- ", and pure patriotism, and adorned with all the moral and social virtues.

 By K. Dicky, Vice. President-Henry Clay-Tbe ahle orator the West, the de- fender and support CT of American manufae- tures-Alay his talents be rewarded ae- eording to their worth and bis memory re- main dear to every American citizen.

 By Robert Grittendcf-Fhe political parties in Arkansas-A nick name for a few private and personal feuds as dishonor- able to the parties as disgracefnl to Ark ansas-The people of the Territory will not submit to the dictation of such men, 1mpeiIed by such ignobie motives.

 By Wm. Y. Yeomans-rhc thundcrs oi the artillery of '76, announced the dawn of liberty and independence to our aaces- tors. This festive day declares to the world that their descendants in Arkansas are not unmindful.

 By 0. Y. Howeli--Col. Ben Desha-We know the man--we know his frmness, his integrity, lis worth. Factions and faction ists will never find favor with him. He is the man of the people.

 By Dr. NJ. CunniagIlam-lhe 4th of .'u- iy '76, may the same spirit which then pro- claimed frccGom and ndcpendcoce to our country, prompt the freemcn of Arkansas to crush political intolerance and stamp withinfamy the men who would suppress the freedom of the press and of speech.

 By Wm. r. Woodruf--The day we eel ehrate--lt is too sacred to justify tie iii- tention of party feelings to interrupt the harmony and good hHHor which ought to prevail among all classes on this our Na- fionai Anniversary.

 By Col. Charles Caldwel-May that light which dawned upon America in l6- spread its refnlgent rays to the remotest parts of the earth. and proclaim liberty oi conscience, liberty Of speech, and liberty of the press, to all nations, to all tongues, and to all people.

 By c. P. Bortrand-Col. Ben Desha-- aiient in war and wise in council.

 By D. F. Wilson-Col. Ben Desha--An honest and independent farmer.

 By ;. D Roze-Thc Hon. Thomas IL Benton while gratitude holds place IT the affections of man his talents and pub. lie services will be remembered and re- *ardcd hy the people of the west.

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