The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-15

send and aim'' of their ambition. Why do they believe so? Because they know the trutIl and devotion of Gov Yell to the par ty-his entire identification with it. Why do they hope so3 Because when the Demo- cratic party abandon such men as ARCHIBALD YELL, who has ever been Democrat with out guile--sswithout change or shad- ow of turning''-who has been tried and found trusty-I say when the Democratic party abandon such men as this, especially 10 take up with .'De5aocratS of yeSterday'- when they abandon such men as YELL, to run after men who, although they may have worn out many pairs of boots in Arkansas, have hardly soilcd the first pair of pumps i'll the good cause of Democracy-Ay sir, when the Democratic party forsake Demo- crats of principle, and rally to a man who stwisAcdMe U. s. Daak in tAe d-d belly of Gen. Jackson" then l say the hopes of the Wings will rise high, and the fortunes of the Whie party will be in the ascendant.
 When look at all this, and, closely con- nected with it, see the WHIGS and WHlG newspapers denouncing Gov. Ycll, opposing a Democrafic convention, and rallying to the support of COL. ASHLEY, I cannot resist the impression that the said Col. ASHLEY is having more to do with the TFhig party, and is far more in favor with them, than IS be- coming in any Democrat, who feels identi- fed with the Democratic party, and is re- solved to stand or faii with Democracy.
 One other thing, Mr Editor. assert that the very words have given above, from the Helena Shield-a Whig paper, are the very sentiments and words that Col ASHLEY has been heard to utter on the streets of Little Rock, within the last three weeks, and be- fore they were printed in the Helena Shield. Now, sir, every body suspects, indeed it is the subject of common merriment in town, that he writes the editorials, as we'll as most of the communications, in tue Helena Jour- nal and the Van Buren lnteligencer; for he is always heard to give utterance, before hand, to what appears in these papers, True he is plastered pretty thick with praise, in the articles alluded to; but then he can do It ''With will , But all that is not so bad; for the Journal and Intelligencer pro- fess 10 be Democratic papers. The Shield, however, is openly and avowedly Whig. It
 
 Democrat! to be denouncing democrats and democratic organization, through Whig paper-taking the place and doing the work of Whig editor
 There is one thing, in the articles of the Shield, of which must acquit Col. Ashley do not believe he called the Legislature a ''priUileged corpordtionn do not think him quite capable of that That piece ol wisdom must have been the learned interpo- lation of another democratic writer for Whig newspapers, residing somewhere in the close neighborhood of the Shield.
 In conclusion, for the present, l would ask the Democrats-the ''real grito Demo crats, who have always been Democrats, and who never s.wshed the Bank in old Jack sons belly''-l would ask Democrats of this kind, of the real fright stripe," if 1t is not time for Hem to be looking after their own affairs. The WhigS seem disposed to take Democracy into their hands Is this to be allowed-is 1t 10 be submitted to or suffered for moment?
 Let Democratic measures, and Democrat- lc a}eR remain in the hands of Democrats Those who are not willing to have this so should go out from among us-they are no Demoerats-they are s'wolves in sheep. clothing'-they are Wings at heart, in prin. ciple and feeling. Let them go over to tho Wings. They are dangerous associates fol Democrats. They seek to gain our conf dencc for their own selfish purposes, and arc ready to betray us to the highest bidder- With these views and these feelings, l cal upon you-Democrats of Arkansas, to rally to the standard of your ancient laith--rally to the rescue of Democracy!
 MARUIS.