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GEN. DIRE W'SeADDRESS,
To The People Of Arkansas.
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He might; very justyhave added that, with 9TH
er Migrants, it should be banished from respectful
consideration. AT one time, its advocates placed
it upon the broad platform of :" the general ,cel-
fare" But when Just appreciation of that
awkward phrase proved its limitation, to objects
subsequently specified, the position was abandon
cd, even by the reckless latitudinarans; and this
" vagrant' was put upon its travels, in search of
another resting place. Again it paused, and sought
to rest its tirod limbs within that foreign mansion
-. to coin money" But the preposterous alb
surdty of its pretensions to coin money soon
drove it from this retreat. Next, it claims pro-
lection under the power "to regulate commerce y
Here, for time, it doomed itself secure fortf.
ed and defended, by the no less powerful, than
subtle logic Of Daniel Webster.


But even from this stronghold it has been ex-
PEELED by the irresistible good sense of the peo-
pie; which has determined that the power to reg