Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-14
SigRS In Chin.


All the indications of public sentiment, in this
great State are highly uniavorabIe to the nominees
| of the Philadelphia Convention. 1t seems to be
admitted, on all hands, that in the ''Western Re-
serve" where Mr.. Clay, in 1914. received With
few hundred votes Of his entire majority. the
dIsatloctOn, in the whig ranks, has spread and is
Spreading TO such an extent, that Gen. CasS will
poll hceviervol than can be cast for Gen. Tay-
Tor. o make up for tnis immense loss, the wings
are trying to create the impression. that they will
gain heavily, in the southern md eastern portions
OF the State. How iillIe ground there is, for any
confidence IN such u result. is manflsliLr ITSELF
daily, IN Il thousand shapes. Our readers will
recoi!ect, that when the whig convention nomi-
mated Gen. Taylor for the presidency, its action
was denounced by several delegates. as q base be.
! trayaI Of the whig cause, and by one with
moro bitterness, than by Lewis ID. Campbell, OF
Ohio, delegate from the populous south western
district composed OF the counties Of Butler, Gin
ION and Warren. Refusing TO abide by the de-
cision Of the convention, unless it would pass his
resolution, calling Gen. Taylor TO pledge him
self to tho support of whig principles. Ir. Camp
bell made q tour Of the New England States, in
The course of which he addressed largo meeting
OF whig dissenters, in denuncation OF the pro-
ceedIngS at Ph!adelphia; since, his return home,
he has been addressing his constituents in defence
OF hs course in the convention, and explanatory of
The reasons which prevented him. as a good and
true wing, from giving in his adherence 10 Gen.
Taylor. In tho face of all this. the whig Con-
gressonal Convention lately assembled, and, by
q large majority. gave Mr.. Campbell the nom-
nation for Congress, over Mr.. Fisher, the pre-
sent member. and q decided IaylOrite. In the
county Of Warren--the homo Of Thomas Cor
win--}lr. Campbell received fifteen Of the icsHiy
one votes to which she was entitled, III the c0nVCn-
lion. If from such incidents these, the Taylor
men are able 10 drav any consolation, they m@s
have Il "kUlci Of hoping which heaven has
douied to ordinary moHas.-NissjssiPP iPPjan.
Wing HARMONY IN NEW YoaK.-The Oil
Eight lttjg, published at AItica New York, has
hauled down the name Of Taylor and Fillmore
and run up those Van Buren and Adams.
The Western Chronicle (Wbig,) announces lis
intention to support the BufIaio nominations.
The Syracus n. I. Star says, it has before il
cali signed by hfty-six Wings Of Canandaigda
for pubic meeting i'll opposition 10 the nomna-
tions Of Taylor.
VINO HARuoNY N VIRGINIA.-The great Clay
meeting at the Sashes-church, in Hanover CO..
TWO weeks ago, comprised a large majority Of the
wings Of that county. Resolutions wero adopted
denouncing Taylorisln in bitter terms, and avow-
ing their determination to support Clay. Ar
rangements were made to secure Clay ELECTORAL
ticket.
WING HARMONY IN CoSNECTICUT.-A - free
soil " meeting was lately held at Bridgep0rt-the
orators and a large majority present being wings.
The y. \. Cour. u Eng. IS Iugubrious at it. ear
nestIy assuring the wing boilers that they are sui
cidai in opposing Taylor and Finorc-JocaGso
Taylor is pledged not 10 obslruct free soil lagisla-
lion by his influence or his veto.
WING HARMONY IN Omo.--Wo see it stated
from several sources (soys the II. Q. Couricr)
that abury Ford, the whig candidate for Gov
ern0r Of Chic, has on several occasions avowed
his intention to support the Buffalo nominations.
viii his election be claimed as Taylor victory.
WING Harmony N MIcHIcAN.--The Taylor
Club = At Lansing, Mich, has resolved 10 support
Martin Van Buren and Charles Z. Adams. 4
resolution was passed 20 tnat-ciiact by the club on
The night Of the receipt Of the Buffalo nomna-
tons.
CLAY ELECToaIaI TICEET--Tho New York
Day Book asserts that number Of dissatisfied
wings in New York are taking measures TO pre-
sent the name of hcurV Clay TO the people Of tho
United States for the Presidency, and to nominate
an electoral t'ci1>t.-V Victsjurg Sen.
EGyPT.-A letter dated Alexandria. August
lst states thattho cholera had broken out through
ou: all Egypt with more Or less intensity.
How many fond mothers and frugal housewives
keep their pretty daughters and thoir preserves
for some extra occasion or person, till both turn
sour.
IT, said m Irish apothecary, YOU find three tum-
blers Of whisky Disagree with you over night.
don't take 'em till next day, and thon leave 'em
off entirely.
RATHER SLOW Had you, SIR said Erskine to
Il diatory tradesman, been employed to build tho
ark should not havo had The food yet"
Near haIfa million ofdocumenls, speeches, &C.,
remain it is said, in the folding of the capt
toI at Washington, 10 be despatched by the clerks.
PRoFANIrY.-If there is anything in q man
which exhibits an entire want Of selErespect it
is profaneness. 1t Is certainly no marx Of gen
!enaa 10 swear profaaely, for the worthless and
vile, the very dregs Of society do this and not un
frequently thoy can swear even better than the
we'll dressed, educated gentleman. The baaest
and moancst Of mankind often swear with as
good grace as the moro refined.
MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, SEP. so,
Corrected TeeALyD
Co;,on-O ordinary 81 =; midditng 81 6; mid,
ding fair, 81 fair, y; good fair, 81; good
aud fine, 9.