The Arkansas banner., 1848-08-22
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had PfOrlainled waE aud that -'we come o obtain il,s'siiy fur tils Psi sH srcartiy for ti ftare ' General Taylor,
 Who called tho war tAe Presidents wac, and pro no8nrcd it unjust aud aaholy. and aided aud com forted the easa,yl Tho whigs.
 Who advised the advance U Oar aemy tO tho Rio GFsaae in octsher4 is4,. G~a, Taylor,
 Who ssys the boassdary bsa ween tltd Caiid SkaIss aud Mnxics osght to be uae Sierra Msifcl Zark Taylor.
 Who declares that Gen. Taylor was ncn,insiea by the whigs of the flee States, and that fAsy aight have prevented tt George AshmuR.
 Who raised black flag and ,eIled the court house bell when they heard of Taylsr's nosnlna- tisaf The whigS of Eiqnia, Ohio.
 Vim fsir ike tUtMg the szme thing fhc whf.s of New EagI~ndl
 Whose words are thesel--"Fa ne case can per- mt ny Raas i0 be tAs ceaddafe of gay pnrfs.n--- Zachary Taylor.
 Who said he would give nc pledges General Taylor.
 Who says Gen Taylor approves of the pledges made for him in the Chinese Museatae Battle Peyton, Logan Huntan. A. C. Bailitt
 @ hat party 6rs, nominated Gea. Tayior fVr the Presidency. The natives
 Who Says General Taylor's ncminaiion 'oozed ap. as it were, from the PeoPlsl' Abeest Law FeBes.
 Who "s,abled'' Abbott Lawrence In the Chinese Mnseum' Jadgc Al en and the Natick Cobhicr. Whom did the whigs in lSl0 permit to "go round and make speeches for Gen. HarrisonP' The Ma tick Cobhler.
 Who says. 50 help him God he will do all he can to defeat Tsyiorl The Natick Cobhler.
 Who says "ao gentleman vota for Taylor E. L. Keys. councillor to Gov. Briggs, of MSssa- cbusetts.
 Who said tfe war was becoming of such char acter that gentleman could engage in nf The Editors of the Atla@.
 Who decltred the war a crime, and that ali engaged in it participators in the crime l- The whig legislature of Massachusetts.
 Did Gen Taylor participate in the "crims F'-- We'll he aid boss Who will cast the vote of the State for Gensral Taylorl The whig legislature of Massachusetts. Does this involve any contradiction In whig ethics, it does Ts;. On what point did Grneral Taylor say his posi- ton was uHmsfabisl On this that he would not be brought forward by whgs, democrats. or natives, as the candidate Of their party Who says these parties ''Hafovtu.dfely divide our country" thereby caasarag ,he,n equalyr' z. 1 Taylor.
 Who retired from the whg press st Greenfield rather than ''l his principles and support Taylor C. J. Ingersoh.
 What rers Mir. Ingersol's prisciplesl The sasne as those avowed by nearly ali the whig papers ia New England before the Philadelphia nomination. | What editor iu Boston retired rather than sup port Tsylori J%T. Rockingham. author of the anti-war report adopted by the whig legislature of Massachusetts Who pledgei the vote of Ohio to Gen Taylor fe, president and to his old white horse for vice presi- dent7 MT. Collins, delegate to the whig national convention. 1 Who said the nomination of Taylor insult tc the yirture and intelligence of the American Pco ! plel The editor of the Lafayette, la, Journ,l 1 Who says that General Taylor is in favor of the Wiimot Proyisoi Northern whig editors. ] Who says the whigs lcH leara that Taylor be- leves slavery to be curse to the country, @ de- sires its exterminaton .,) and is opposcd to the further extension of slave territory7" The editoi of the Boston Atlas. 1 What proef do northern whig printers offer that Taylor Is In favor of the ProvsOf The Signal let ter, In which, in May. is47, Taylor wrote that he aPproeed of the Signal editorial, which editorial sad 'the extension tho continent bey eyond the Rio Grande of the ordinance of l7s7 is aa object toe high and permanent to be bafiied by Prssideniia ! vetoes.' ete..9 %.-~a Who has a letter from Gen. Taylor stating that in his Signal letter he did not mean to commit hlm self to The editors opinions tho W Wilmet proviso NIT. Deoiittic, bsrnburBer, Of " yerniag What Was the Signal The first Ia, for paper it Cincinnati Where is ul Dead and the editor, J W Fay Tor has just formally reuOunced all allegiance to hi' namesske.
 | Who says that Gen. Taylor is opposed ta the doc urine of the Wilmot proyiso' Col. Haskell, whif member of Congress from Tennessee. Who says Gen. Taylor Is the last man 10 conn tenance the extension of slavery Col Johnson. ol ! Upper Piqaa. Ohio. Who declares that Taylor Is opposed to restrc- tisss st new territory aud ''eyeu in favor or th' gradual annexation of Mexico heSselt'" John N Bot,s, of Virginia, the man that Alspt with Iohn ! Tyler.
 Who says the wb,g party, whstl'e Taylor b, elected not is doomed to death .tha. knows nc resurrection Mr. Earl. whig member of the Massa 1 rhnsstfs lee froat w arraHleF.
 Whose friends told bi'n he was the only whig h
 slave State who eouid get the wig vote of the free States! Henry ClayS 1 Who sad II Mr. Clay couldn't carry Tennessee no whig in the union eouid' Gov, Jenes.
 Who brsgs that Taylor can carry Tennessee Gov. Jones.
 Whose voice fiiIediu New York Gov Jenes'S
 Who caliod tle signal letter" fsssefy, and th' author "mean, miserable, lying fellow, wh' would steal your purse stab you iH tbe bsek v The editor of the National WLig. the or,giaal Fay Tor paper in W ash,ugton l Who Ea- the author of the Sigssl letter z lch- AEy Taylor
 Who says Tsy ior's nomination effected by conspiracy between the cotton planters aud lrahek CTS in human Hssh of ihe southwest and the coi,o, spiuaers aud tEaftckers oi the northeast, consPira cy between ths lords of the loom and ths lords 0 the iash' Charles Summer. Of Boston. wing Who pronounced Heury Clay the whle mess.'sh Horace Greeley.
 What does he call Taylor A jeurneyman thrOa, eatter
 Which of tn se cpithets do all democTats condeian Both uuhesiottiagy
 Which dc wings approve Some sne. some tn other.
 Who says he never heard Cen. Taylor swear Major J. P. Gaines,
 What was old Rough and Readys ezchama,io when he heard of the surrender Of Maj ]. F. Gaing at Encsrnationf By G--a would have tough little, any how What evidcnes have we that Gen Taylor in ba tie made use of the ~ords "Give'm heli'l That the N. o. Picayune-
 Who e1.ts the N Q. hcsyane' 4 C. Bailst
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 abide by the pledges made for him by ths Leuis'ar whg delegates. , Who foand fanit with those wesds, "Gsye I hsll"f The ansi-vsr whigs generally. } Whst did the whigs have painted en iheis banae ! in IsS0y Cuba hioodhoaads ..s !. Why will they not cary ihoss bannaess now : Becauss their candidate for president sy2ed the