The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-10
Frcsn ths Washington Uhioa. The All Harmony" Party.

The whigs used 10 twit the republican party with the divisions in our camp. We reiurn the eonpii- msnt with interest, by pointing out the discords which distracted themselves Time, whilst il has healed divisions has only exssperated tbeirs.- The repnbcaR party is now more firmly uni ted--always excepting New fork whilst from her bosom has sprung up element of mischief, which is becoming more fatal to the whigs Reac, than the former feuds which divided our party. One cause of the increasing desertion of the whigs is Martin Van Bureh. operating. with all his cant through the "lree-sOir' notion, upon the abolition whgs. Ano- ther is, the course and correspondence of Gen. Fay Tor himself-crea'ing doubts of his whigery, and keeping down the enthusiasm of Inc whigs. To show up the 'all harmony" party, we lay the following extracts from the New York papers be- fore our readers:
 From the Netc York True San The express of Saturday afternoon tells the tale of the present. alarm of the Taylortes This last fright occasoned by very recent and secret de- monstraton of the wings principle iu this city. Some twenty-five membrrs of the Whig General Committee are said to have resigned on Friday night last and to have promptly taken measures to nominate Henry Clay, or some other reliable whIg The Albany movement, set foot as ah the world knows, by Fillmore himself, started this bail Tie federal leaders ot course deny that Fillmore work ed the wires oi that antiTaygor meeting; and IS i can hardly fail to militia against him at the South on second thought hs has also concluded to deny all agency in it. But the man must bs blind not 10 that he the Ieadiag split of the affair
 The Poaehkeepsie meeting of tie night before last scene the secona, first aci of this new and interesting political drama he secret row in the whg committee oi this city the third seeDe.-- The demonstration which tle Clay whigs of Ne.y York are about to make, will be the first scene of thc second act. With ii, we shali begin to get ct tlie gist of the affair. The Express and Courier and Enquirer will find it hard work to stop this ball Indeed, their articles to palitate Taylors manifest dcsertion Of Fillmore appear to have added nci to the flame tn which Taylorism Is to be consumed. .-- The appeal of the Express ;o the friends of Clay not 10 saclihce him, who was uncefemonousiy hung, drawn, and quartefed by those for whom the Express takes up the cudgels Is indeed cooy impu- dent Justice to Henry Clay. says the Express, re- qures his friends to vigorously support Taylor . {.
 What sort fjustice did Clay receive at the hands of Taylor himself and from his friends In the Phia- delph!s convention
 From me last Ne1c Fork Herald.
 More disorgaaisatien iH Me tr4jg pariy-M M9ue- saehf fn GaUar of Nr. GtHy 1f iqsf.-The recent singular meeting in Albany, under tlie auspices of Fhnrlow Weed. for the purpose of repldiatine Gen. Taylor, and bringing forward another free-soi can didate in opposition to Martin Van Burcn-proba- by Mir. Ciay--hss resulted in a more important movement than the public probably aware of. We do not speak without th. card. Tue following is the circular which issued last week, for the meeting of ward representatives at Westchester
 
 rally the whig forces against Gen. Taylor, aud If possible, cut the ground from under the feet of the Kinderhook statesman:
 Do Right, and Trust to Providence for
 Results.
 NEw YoRK, Aug 59, Isis.
 SrR-The determined trends of the whig cause and whig principles have resolved to act as the emergency demands. If you eanunite in the move ment, which far as we are concerned, is fixed to nominate Henry Clay and Willard Fillmore, you will please attend the meeting of ward representa- tves to be held at the Wesichester House, of Bowery and Broome street, on Friday evening, the ist of Sept, al clock.
 NC BRADFORD, Chairman.
 D. WEBB, Secretary.
 What the result of the convention of ward repre- sentatlFes has been, not vel able 10 state.- The gentlemen who have now hoisied the Clay banner, have shown mach moro prudence in keep iag lheir ceanseis than has been exhibited on any previous occasions bu, whatever may be the issue, regular explosion has taken place in the whig camp, and strong feeling has been excited in favor of Mir Clay tn this city. ana throughout The Stale.
 The whigs, poor devils, ase obe and all Of them destined ii would appear, to kill of their great men if their great do spare them the trouble by killing of th lvesand 10 do everything that in them lies secure the election of Gen Csss. and makcsDver the spoils of office 10 c present worthless who have fattened on them for many years past.