{"character_count": 1161, "word_count": 220, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9629999995231628], "ccnet_perplexity": [1202.0999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
i65-We observe, in the last Banner, Y attempt on the part of its editor, to prodaGse, pression that the whig State convention oll nuary was adhere assemblage ofindlvldaillik and paid 10 come to Little Rock, to fatlg, edicts and decrees of the officers of the Rsa Bank T.Qrkaasas Gas'ile' 2

 This ssystematic attempt" of which the' speaks, was nothing more nor less than lf 2 of trattd, which no one knows, better thana of the Gazette. We repeat that such rl' @ racter of the whig convention; for 1t lslall by every portion of the history of that Oo4 ! is masters haue suffered 10 sec he hgh. i''7 it's members. there were some honorase Y to our general charge, who came to serve l'a ,l try, We admit. But that it was ordered aDl come, by the Clay Club-alias the Ay'' Cashier of the Real Estate Bank, IS cef'4l is equally certain that it didMe biddiasel \ \ If this be not true, why was the Clay ". v up by the Attorney and Cashier Just lnp ( the Convention, and then discont'nasa " <, Convention had obeyed it's orders by nep' <, two men who, above all others, were uis porters of ''the assignment:" There ' more for the Clay Club ,o do after he' ~' were made.